During WW1, German men were given oats to lower their sex drive.

[asdvek]

During WW1 eggs were replaced with oatmeal to lower sex drive of the soldiers so they don't masturbate or have high sex drive.

Oatmeal is slave food.

 

[Tusseleif]

Imagine WW1 gay porn, trench gangbangs

 

[avenox]

They also put something in their water to not make them have sex eith eachother

 

[asdvek]

They also put something in their water to not make them have sex eith eachother

yes, potassium aluminum sulfate.

 

[Gargantuan]

And people eat this shit willingly now JFL

 

[svarddre]

I like brown sugar cinnamon oatmeal

You’re retarded if you think a little oats now and then will hurt you

 

[asdvek]

And people eat this shit willingly now JFL

Yeah i cant fucking comprehend it

Starving peasants were eating it now what

Even rich people that can afford to eat lots of meat still eat oats

 

[asdvek]

if you think a little oats now and then will hurt you

Yes. It will.

 

[Imaloser7754]

And people eat this shit willingly now JFL

When was the last time you had sex?

 

[SplashJuice]

What's was the alternative back then? Porridge is cheap, filling and efficient

 

[svarddre]

Yes. It will.

Wait until this guy finds out about rotting on org

 

[SplashJuice]

I like brown sugar cinnamon oatmeal

You’re retarded if you think a little oats now and then will hurt you

oats is better than white rice/bread imo that's more refined and processed than it

 

[thereallegend]

I like brown sugar cinnamon oatmeal

You’re retarded if you think a little oats now and then will hurt you

American oats are filled with pesticides, even the "organic" ones.

 

[thereallegend]

In the American Civil War, they gave salt to the Union soldiers to lower their sex drive.

 

[asdvek]

In the American Civil War, they gave salt to the Union soldiers to lower their sex drive.

So that's why my shit oddly was barely getting up yesterday after unknowingly eating salted beef patties. It was never like that before

 

[asdvek]

In the American Civil War, they gave salt to the Union soldiers to lower their sex drive.

Also that potassium aluminum sulfate shit is a different type of salt.

It ruins digestion so causes bloating and constipates

This is unironically what they're feeding to the military

 

[tuberculosisinmybal]

During WW1 eggs were replaced with oatmeal to lower sex drive of the soldiers so they don't masturbate or have high sex drive.

Oatmeal is slave food.

what if they start feeding your cows with oats does it have the same effect on you if you eat that meat?

 

[asdvek]

what if they start feeding your cows with oats does it have the same effect on you if you eat that meat?

Meat is still meat at the end of the day. It's an animal product. Not the same thing as just straight up eating oats by itself.

 

[Hans88]

During WW1 eggs were replaced with oatmeal to lower sex drive of the soldiers so they don't masturbate or have high sex drive.

Oatmeal is slave food.

yeah I remember hearing something about American gay gas

 

[User28823]

The idea that eggs were replaced with oatmeal during World War I to lower soldiers' sex drive is an urban legend with no factual basis.
The rumor about the military trying to suppress soldiers' libidos has circulated for decades, usually involving the myth that saltpeter (potassium nitrate) or bromide was added to food or tea. Military spokesmen and historical experts have consistently denied this claim.
Key points regarding the myth and actual military diet:

• Libido Suppression Myths: The belief that certain bland foods, like cereals and nuts, could curb sexual impulses was a popular, but medically unfounded, idea in the 19th and early 20th centuries, notably advocated by figures like John Harvey Kellogg (inventor of corn flakes) and Sylvester Graham (inventor of the graham cracker). However, there is no evidence that military authorities adopted these specific dietary theories to control their troops.
• Actual Military Diet: Soldiers during WWI needed high-calorie, nutritious meals to sustain them in the harsh conditions of war. Their diet typically included around 4,000 calories a day and consisted of staples like tinned corned beef, hard biscuits, vegetables, bread, jam, and large amounts of tea.
• Oatmeal Consumption: Oatmeal (rolled oats) was a common and nutritious breakfast item, often prepared with hot water, sugar, and powdered chocolate. Its use was for sustenance and morale, not for any alleged anti-aphrodisiac properties.
• Reason for Low Libido: If soldiers experienced a low sex drive, it was likely due to physical exhaustion, lack of sleep, anxiety, and the general rigors of combat, rather than anything specific in their food.

The story is a persistent rumor, but historical evidence indicates that military diets were focused solely on providing necessary energy and nutrition for fighting.