BEEF LIVER (THE MOST POWERFUL FOOD ON EARTH)

nothing to do with logic eat beef liver everyday for a month and tell me the results of ur bloodwork
Why tf would you only eat beef liver, no eggs, no organs??
 
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BEEF LIVER: THE MOST POWERFUL FOOD ON EARTH
how to source, prepare, dose, and extract maximum nutritional value from nature’s most dense organ
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. WHAT MAKES LIVER UNIQUE? (nutritional analysis)
2. RAW VS COOKED: BIOCHEMISTRY, RISKS, AND TRADE-OFFS
3. SOURCING: HOW TO AVOID SHIT-TIER LIVER
4. PREPARATION: EXACT METHODS FOR COOKING, FREEZING, AND PRESERVATION
5. DOSAGE: HOW MUCH TO EAT AND HOW OFTEN (with rationale)
6. LIVER VS MULTIVITAMINS: MOLECULAR SUPERIORITY
7. SPECIAL CASES: IRON DEFICIENCY, B12 ANEMIA, FERTILITY, COGNITION
8. MYTHBUSTING: VITAMIN A TOXICITY, DETOX STORAGE, AND PARASITES




1. WHAT MAKES LIVER UNIQUE? (nutritional analysis)

NUTRIENT​
AMOUNT PER 100g​
% DV (APPROX.)​
Vitamin A (retinol)​
7,740 µg RAE​
860%​
Vitamin B12​
60 µg​
2,500%​
Copper​
12 mg​
1,300%​
Iron (heme)​
5.3–6.5 mg​
30–35%​
Folate (B9)​
253 µg​
60–65%​
Riboflavin (B2)​
3.43 mg​
210%​
Niacin (B3)​
17.5 mg​
110%​
Choline​
426 mg​
75–80%​
Protein​
29 g​
58%​
Calories​
135 kcal​
—​

DV = Daily Value based on U.S. adult reference intakes

Beef liver also has an ideal amino acid profile, making it superior to muscle meat for micronutrient density per calorie.

In one sentence: 100g of beef liver does what most multivitamin bottles claim they do, but better, and bioavailable.



2. RAW VS COOKED: BIOCHEMISTRY, RISKS, AND TRADE-OFFS

BENEFITS:

No loss of heat-sensitive nutrients like vitamin C or B6 + slight enzyme preservation

RISKS:

- Listeria
- E. coli
- Salmonella
- Parasites


MITIGATIONS:

- Freeze at –20°C for 7+ days
- Source only from grass-fed, organic animals
- Rinse surfaces obsessively
- Eat in small quantities (15–30g per serving)

BENEFITS:

Kills all pathogens, safer, still retains >90% of vitamin A, B12, copper, zinc

OPTIMAL METHOD:

Lightly sear or boil for 5–8 minutes. overcooking destroys taste and texture.

WHAT YOU LOSE:

Just minor vitamin C loss, which is honestly irrelevant if your diet includes other sources.

Cook it lightly. The nutritional trade-off is small. The safety margin is huge.



3. SOURCING: HOW TO AVOID SHIT-TIER LIVER

Never eat industrial-farmed liver. it won’t “store toxins” but the animals' diet and drug exposure change the liver’s composition.

- Pasture-raised
- Grass-fed & grass-finished
- No hormones, antibiotics
- Local butcher or certified organic farm
- Frozen quickly after slaughter

- Supermarket bulk trays
- Liver with gray spots, pale color, or slimy texture
- Liver from unknown animal source (e.g. generic “beef liver” with no farm origin)



4. PREPARATION: EXACT METHODS FOR COOKING, FREEZING, AND PRESERVATION

1. Slice thin (1–2cm)
2. Soak in lemon juice or milk for 30 min to remove bitterness (optional)
3. Sear lightly on pan (3 min each side), or boil 5–6 minutes
4. Never char (it degrades B vitamins and causes texture collapse)

1. Freeze minimum 7 days at –20°C
2. Thaw in refrigerator only
3. Slice into 10–20g cubes, swallow whole like pills or chew lightly
4. Disinfect surfaces afterward

1. Store in airtight containers
2. Refrigerate for max 2 days after thawing

LONG-TERM:

Vacuum-seal and freeze for 3–6 months



5. DOSAGE: HOW MUCH TO EAT AND HOW OFTEN (with rationale)

You actually don't need much.

 GOALFREQUENCYAMOUNT
General nutrition1–2x per week100–150g per serving
Iron/B12 deficiency2–3x per week (temporarily)100g max
Daily microdosingdaily (if raw or capsules)15–30g

- Excess vitamin A > 10,000 IU daily long-term = risk of toxicity (rare but real)
- Copper overload = zinc imbalance if liver is abused
- Micronutrient toxicity is harder to feel than deficiency, but can be just as damaging



6. LIVER VS MULTIVITAMINS: MOLECULAR SUPERIORITY

Most supplements use synthetic or poorly absorbed forms of nutrients:

- Cyanocobalamin instead of methylcobalamin (B12)
- Beta-carotene instead of retinol (A)
- Folic acid instead of methylfolate

Beef liver gives you:

- Bioidentical, pre-activated forms
- Little to no binders, fillers, or excipients
- Full-spectrum nutrient synergy: B6 + folate + B12 for methylation & A + zinc for immunity

Translation: Your cells basically recognize it, absorb it, and use it without conversion.



7. SPECIAL CASES: IRON DEFICIENCY, B12 ANEMIA, FERTILITY, COGNITION

100g liver has more bioavailable iron than 300g of red meat.

Vitamin A in liver boosts iron absorption further.

This is particularly ideal for women with heavy cycles or vegans returning to meat.

Fatigue, brain fog, tingling = classic signs

- Liver fixes this faster than injections in some anecdotal reports

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- Also supports red blood cell production and neurological function

Folate, choline, vitamin A (critical for fetal development)

Limit intake to 100g/week max during pregnancy (due to A levels)

Choline, CoQ10, B12, and iron support neurotransmitter function and oxygen delivery to brain



8. MYTHBUSTING: VITAMIN A TOXICITY, DETOX STORAGE, AND PARASITES

No, it actually processes toxins. It's a filter. The liver detoxifies, but does not accumulate heavy metals or poisons unless the animal was in poor health or exposed to contaminants.

Only with chronic excessive intake (e.g. 100g liver daily for months)

Moderate weekly consumption is not only safe but therapeutic.

Yes, this is possible, hence why freezing is essential.

Though, most modern cases of parasite infection in liver come from wild game or pork, not beef.



Vitamin A from liver isn't dangerous nigga
 
So your face can be good with raw but frame is genetic lottery?
Both are on the same level of genetic importance lol
Raw liver can help somewhat maybe
 
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TEMA DEL HILO


la vitamina A en el hígado es peligrosa
Sólo con ingesta excesiva crónica (por ejemplo, 100 g de hígado al día durante meses)



How do I eat 300-400 grams every day
 
Yeah tell that to jeremy meeks fucktard
You stupid son of a bitch

He has top %0.0001 genetics while you're on an incel forum

Don't compare yourself to him
 
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good high iq thread (y)
 
You stupid son of a bitch

He has top %0.0001 genetics while you're on an incel forum

Don't compare yourself to him
Nigga fuck your stupid ass diet if it cant give me a good face and frame
 
@thereallegend holyy fuck this guy is retarded, muh freeze it for 7 days muh cut it into small pieces

i literally eat half a pound of never frozen raw liver everyday sometimes up to a pound

ZERO negatives
 
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THREAD THEME




BEEF LIVER: THE MOST POWERFUL FOOD ON EARTH
how to source, prepare, dose, and extract maximum nutritional value from nature’s most dense organ
View attachment 3982562



TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. WHAT MAKES LIVER UNIQUE? (nutritional analysis)
2. RAW VS COOKED: BIOCHEMISTRY, RISKS, AND TRADE-OFFS
3. SOURCING: HOW TO AVOID SHIT-TIER LIVER
4. PREPARATION: EXACT METHODS FOR COOKING, FREEZING, AND PRESERVATION
5. DOSAGE: HOW MUCH TO EAT AND HOW OFTEN (with rationale)
6. LIVER VS MULTIVITAMINS: MOLECULAR SUPERIORITY
7. SPECIAL CASES: IRON DEFICIENCY, B12 ANEMIA, FERTILITY, COGNITION
8. MYTHBUSTING: VITAMIN A TOXICITY, DETOX STORAGE, AND PARASITES




1. WHAT MAKES LIVER UNIQUE? (nutritional analysis)

NUTRIENT​
AMOUNT PER 100g​
% DV (APPROX.)​
Vitamin A (retinol)​
7,740 µg RAE​
860%​
Vitamin B12​
60 µg​
2,500%​
Copper​
12 mg​
1,300%​
Iron (heme)​
5.3–6.5 mg​
30–35%​
Folate (B9)​
253 µg​
60–65%​
Riboflavin (B2)​
3.43 mg​
210%​
Niacin (B3)​
17.5 mg​
110%​
Choline​
426 mg​
75–80%​
Protein​
29 g​
58%​
Calories​
135 kcal​
—​

DV = Daily Value based on U.S. adult reference intakes

Beef liver also has an ideal amino acid profile, making it superior to muscle meat for micronutrient density per calorie.

In one sentence: 100g of beef liver does what most multivitamin bottles claim they do, but better, and bioavailable.



2. RAW VS COOKED: BIOCHEMISTRY, RISKS, AND TRADE-OFFS

BENEFITS:

No loss of heat-sensitive nutrients like vitamin C or B6 + slight enzyme preservation

RISKS:

- Listeria
- E. coli
- Salmonella
- Parasites


MITIGATIONS:

- Freeze at –20°C for 7+ days
- Source only from grass-fed, organic animals
- Rinse surfaces obsessively
- Eat in small quantities (15–30g per serving)

BENEFITS:

Kills all pathogens, safer, still retains >90% of vitamin A, B12, copper, zinc

OPTIMAL METHOD:

Lightly sear or boil for 5–8 minutes. overcooking destroys taste and texture.

WHAT YOU LOSE:

Just minor vitamin C loss, which is honestly irrelevant if your diet includes other sources.

Cook it lightly. The nutritional trade-off is small. The safety margin is huge.



3. SOURCING: HOW TO AVOID SHIT-TIER LIVER

Never eat industrial-farmed liver. it won’t “store toxins” but the animals' diet and drug exposure change the liver’s composition.

- Pasture-raised
- Grass-fed & grass-finished
- No hormones, antibiotics
- Local butcher or certified organic farm
- Frozen quickly after slaughter

- Supermarket bulk trays
- Liver with gray spots, pale color, or slimy texture
- Liver from unknown animal source (e.g. generic “beef liver” with no farm origin)



4. PREPARATION: EXACT METHODS FOR COOKING, FREEZING, AND PRESERVATION

1. Slice thin (1–2cm)
2. Soak in lemon juice or milk for 30 min to remove bitterness (optional)
3. Sear lightly on pan (3 min each side), or boil 5–6 minutes
4. Never char (it degrades B vitamins and causes texture collapse)

1. Freeze minimum 7 days at –20°C
2. Thaw in refrigerator only
3. Slice into 10–20g cubes, swallow whole like pills or chew lightly
4. Disinfect surfaces afterward

1. Store in airtight containers
2. Refrigerate for max 2 days after thawing

LONG-TERM:

Vacuum-seal and freeze for 3–6 months



5. DOSAGE: HOW MUCH TO EAT AND HOW OFTEN (with rationale)

You actually don't need much.

 GOALFREQUENCYAMOUNT
General nutrition1–2x per week100–150g per serving
Iron/B12 deficiency2–3x per week (temporarily)100g max
Daily microdosingdaily (if raw or capsules)15–30g

- Excess vitamin A > 10,000 IU daily long-term = risk of toxicity (rare but real)
- Copper overload = zinc imbalance if liver is abused
- Micronutrient toxicity is harder to feel than deficiency, but can be just as damaging



6. LIVER VS MULTIVITAMINS: MOLECULAR SUPERIORITY

Most supplements use synthetic or poorly absorbed forms of nutrients:

- Cyanocobalamin instead of methylcobalamin (B12)
- Beta-carotene instead of retinol (A)
- Folic acid instead of methylfolate

Beef liver gives you:

- Bioidentical, pre-activated forms
- Little to no binders, fillers, or excipients
- Full-spectrum nutrient synergy: B6 + folate + B12 for methylation & A + zinc for immunity

Translation: Your cells basically recognize it, absorb it, and use it without conversion.



7. SPECIAL CASES: IRON DEFICIENCY, B12 ANEMIA, FERTILITY, COGNITION

100g liver has more bioavailable iron than 300g of red meat.

Vitamin A in liver boosts iron absorption further.

This is particularly ideal for women with heavy cycles or vegans returning to meat.

Fatigue, brain fog, tingling = classic signs

- Liver fixes this faster than injections in some anecdotal reports

View attachment 3983163
[1]

View attachment 3983166
[2]

- Also supports red blood cell production and neurological function

Folate, choline, vitamin A (critical for fetal development)

Limit intake to 100g/week max during pregnancy (due to A levels)

Choline, CoQ10, B12, and iron support neurotransmitter function and oxygen delivery to brain



8. MYTHBUSTING: VITAMIN A TOXICITY, DETOX STORAGE, AND PARASITES

No, it actually processes toxins. It's a filter. The liver detoxifies, but does not accumulate heavy metals or poisons unless the animal was in poor health or exposed to contaminants.

Only with chronic excessive intake (e.g. 100g liver daily for months)

Moderate weekly consumption is not only safe but therapeutic.

Yes, this is possible, hence why freezing is essential.

Though, most modern cases of parasite infection in liver come from wild game or pork, not beef.



lol more diet cope. Thanks though! This diet wont help u get any bitches btw
 
@thereallegend holyy fuck this guy is retarded, muh freeze it for 7 days muh cut it into small pieces

i literally eat half a pound of never frozen raw liver everyday sometimes up to a pound

ZERO negatives
You get it from the butcher right?
 
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You get it from the butcher right?
Yes the dude says it's not frozen

I don't even know how yall niggas cant get unfrozen organs. I have never seen a butcher that freezes their shit
 
Yes the dude says it's not frozen

I don't even know how yall niggas cant get unfrozen organs. I have never seen a butcher that freezes their shit
good for you bro
 
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idk bro idk where to find them
If you're looking to buy fresh or chilled beef organ meats in Ohio rather than frozen, there are several reputable farm or butcher-based sources that deliver locally or offer pickup. These offer liver, heart, tongue, kidney, suet, and more:


🥩 Where to Buy Fresh Beef Organs in Ohio​


1. Zoe Farms (Stark County, Ohio)


Offers 100% grass-fed beef organ meats including beef liver, heart, cheek, oxtail, marrow bones, and suet. Items ship chilled or frozen depending on selection and delivery options. zoefarms.com


2. Apsey Farms (Columbus area delivery)


Their online catalog includes beef organs, bones, and fat. They deliver weekly to Columbus with home delivery in insulated packaging. Apsey Farms


3. Seven Sons Farms


Although based in Indiana, they deliver to every zip code in Ohio. Their "Bones & Organs" section lists beef liver, marrow bones, soup bones, tongue, heart, and more—delivered chilled or frozen via UPS/USPS depending on order size. Seven Sons Farms+1Seven Sons Farms+1


4. Local Farmers & Markets (e.g. Fox Hollow Farm)


Local sources like Fox Hollow supply beef liver at farmers' markets (e.g. Clintonville or Westerville) per community Reddit reports. fhfarms.com+6reddit.com+6kkportage.com+6




📌 Quick Comparison Table​


SupplierDelivery or PickupBeef Organs Available
Zoe Farms (Stark Co.)In‑region delivery, discountedLiver, heart, cheek, oxtail, marrow
Apsey Farms (Columbus)Weekly delivery areaBones, organs, fat selections
Seven Sons FarmsStatewide shipping to OhioLiver, tongue, heart, bones, marrow
Local Farms/MarketsIn‑person pickup at marketsLocal cuts like liver & more
 
If you're looking to buy fresh or chilled beef organ meats in Ohio rather than frozen, there are several reputable farm or butcher-based sources that deliver locally or offer pickup. These offer liver, heart, tongue, kidney, suet, and more:


🥩 Where to Buy Fresh Beef Organs in Ohio​


1. Zoe Farms (Stark County, Ohio)


Offers 100% grass-fed beef organ meats including beef liver, heart, cheek, oxtail, marrow bones, and suet. Items ship chilled or frozen depending on selection and delivery options. zoefarms.com


2. Apsey Farms (Columbus area delivery)


Their online catalog includes beef organs, bones, and fat. They deliver weekly to Columbus with home delivery in insulated packaging. Apsey Farms


3. Seven Sons Farms


Although based in Indiana, they deliver to every zip code in Ohio. Their "Bones & Organs" section lists beef liver, marrow bones, soup bones, tongue, heart, and more—delivered chilled or frozen via UPS/USPS depending on order size. Seven Sons Farms+1Seven Sons Farms+1


4. Local Farmers & Markets (e.g. Fox Hollow Farm)


Local sources like Fox Hollow supply beef liver at farmers' markets (e.g. Clintonville or Westerville) per community Reddit reports. fhfarms.com+6reddit.com+6kkportage.com+6




📌 Quick Comparison Table​


SupplierDelivery or PickupBeef Organs Available
Zoe Farms (Stark Co.)In‑region delivery, discountedLiver, heart, cheek, oxtail, marrow
Apsey Farms (Columbus)Weekly delivery areaBones, organs, fat selections
Seven Sons FarmsStatewide shipping to OhioLiver, tongue, heart, bones, marrow
Local Farms/MarketsIn‑person pickup at marketsLocal cuts like liver & more
have to check and see if they're actually fresh never frozn
 
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You said "mythbusting vitamin a toxicity" now you're talking about vitamin a toxicity from eating liver

Cool, retard. You just destroyed your credibility completely.

Hey, uh... retard. I mythbusted vitamin A toxicity when it came to eating liver COOKED, not raw. Please, for the love God, pick up a book considering you can't put two and two together. Or were they also made by the joos? :lul::lul::lul:
 
Which is a protein that cant be destroyed by cooking:whistle:
Ofc, this is why you shouldn’t eat these retzrded foods AT ALL

50% of all deers have kreutzfed btw
 

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