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Anonymous (ID: hueHt+uH)  12/10/22(Sat)04:42:23 No.407723045▶>>407723236 >>407723340 >>407723497
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Yes anon. Eating protein is very important for being strong. Eating animal fat is incredibly important for children to develop their brain. There is a reason why in most of the extremely totalitarian societies in history the elites reduced the amount of meat/fat their peasants could eat and fed them primarily grain/veg because this made the peasants grow up small weak and most importantly dumb.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/diagnosis-diet/201903/the-brain-needs-animal-fat

If you are not consuming animal fat while your brain is developing you will have a measurably smaller and inferior brain to someone who did
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Anonymous (ID: 08CdeB/4)  02/15/23(Wed)08:16:58 No.416222646▶>>416223646 >>416223939 >>416224045 >>416224230 >>416224357 >>416225378 >>416227098 >>416227197 >>416227715 >>416227934 >>416228034 >>416228565 >>416228895 >>416228975
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Anonymous (ID: XP2IOQ74)  02/15/23(Wed)09:15:11 No.416228116▶
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Plant agriculture is reliant on petroleum, mined potassium, mined phosphorus, and the subsequent agrichemicals like synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides, and herbicides (biocides) that not only contaminate the air, ground, and water, but also leave radioactive waste.

No one has tallied this up for obvious reasons
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Anonymous (ID: HlK7fZER)  02/15/23(Wed)09:13:32 No.416227975▶
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They even think that the animals who lived in the field that's now needed to grow their veggies just got rehomed. And the bunny's and birds that tries to eats his broccoli get sent away by a Disney princess. This instead of the brutal deaths those animals suffer to protect his acai berries and advocados. But he doesn't eat those animals so he's better than you now for some reason
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Anonymous (ID: 3H8yHuzZ)  04/23/23(Sun)09:44:17 No.424514456▶
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"OF COURSE, IF YOU WANT TO KNOW IF A VACCINE HAS SIDE EFFECTS IN TWO YEARS TIME, THAT TAKES TWO YEARS."
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Anonymous 07/29/23(Sat)02:08:34 No.35427448▶
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One thing I touched upon is the idea that their goal is to make it so people no longer consume meat. Instead, the alternatives they're promoting are lab grown alternatives and bugs.

There's no need to repeat what was already said, however, I've seen people say that they have no intention on eating those "bug bars" or participating in the lunacy that the WEF is promoting with regards to their food choices.

That's why I got a good laugh out of this, which has funny timing, given the conversations here.
There are now reports that a new type of "allergy" is circulating, caused by a tick (for now) called the "Lone Star Tick."
This "allergy" has also been given a new name, known as "Alpha-Gal Syndrome." What a fitting name, right? Anyway, the primary symptoms of AGS is an allergy to meats. Primarily, certain types ofred-meat, such as beef, pork, lamb, etc. They also include other animal related products, such as dairy.
For its part, the CDC has been aware of this illness since 2008, but has noted there's been an annual increase in the last several years.

This illness is something most people have likely never heard of before. Currently, it also has no cure.
But before letting your brain jump to conclusions, know that the article also states that as long as exposure is avoided in the future, it's likely to go away.

>“The allergy itself does appear to resolve completely for many patients who can successfully avoid additional tick bites,” he said.


You can read more about it in this article, published today, here:
>"Mysterious illness triggered by tick bite could affect thousands — but many doctors are unaware of it "
https://nypost.com/2023/07/28/mystery-illness-from-tick-bites-leads-to-rare-red-meat-allergy/

You can watch a video, if you prefer, here:
https://youtu.be/VIE1a2Ssx3k [Embed]

I just thought it would be fun to include this because it's fun to let your mind wander at times and consider certain possibilities.
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