is switching to grass fed really beneficial?

[appeal]

In terms of nutrient density of the food, and health in general?
My diet consists of beef, eggs, bacon and cheese.

So should I switch to grass-fed?

 

[NZb6Air]

No

 

[Hernan]

Yes ofcourse.

 

[appeal]

Yes ofcourse.

No

 

[appeal]

@PsychoH i cant see why it would be worse tbh, im tryna justify paying a tiny bit more tho.

 

[NZb6Air]

Yes ofcourse.

PyschoH is rich af Benelux kid, doenst count

 

[LilJojo]

In terms of nutrient density of the food, and health in general?
My diet consists of beef, eggs, bacon and cheese.

So should I switch to grass-fed?

It’s only worth it if you have a lot of money to spend. There are things that are worth more than grass fed beef compared to normal beef

 

[appeal]

PyschoH is rich af Benelux kid, doenst count

so if your rich u should eat grass fed?

 

[NZb6Air]

so if your rich u should eat grass fed?

No, if you're rich you should hunt elk and eat it raw on the spot

 

[appeal]

It’s only worth it if you have a lot of money to spend. There are things that are worth more than grass fed beef compared to normal beef

when u say more worth it, do you mean in terms of diet, or in terms of other things?

 

[Hernan]

@NZb6Air grass fed animals have way better meat quality and produce healthier products.
most notable in chicken.

 

[meathead]

nigga u wanna eat the steroid cows

fuck grass fed

 

[LilJojo]

when u say more worth it, do you mean in terms of diet, or in terms of other things?

Grass fed beef is a meme in itself they still inject antibiotics and HGH to get bigger yield. We are talking about companies that want profit not farmers. Go and buy meat off a farmer market it will be cheaper and higher quality

 

[Kelly Oubre Jr]

as someone who has eaten hundreds of both shitty supermarket steaks and grass fed pasture raised steaks, yes it is so much better

 

[mirrormogger]

grass fed farm sourced is worth if eating raw as you won’t get sick but it don’t really matter if you’re cooking it

 

[LilJojo]

grass fed farm sourced is worth if eating raw as you won’t get sick but it don’t really matter if you’re cooking it

Why does it spoil then? If there were no bacteria and you didn’t get sick it would never spoil. Everyday I hear dumber and dumber shit about raw meat

 

[appeal]

grass fed farm sourced is worth if eating raw as you won’t get sick but it don’t really matter if you’re cooking it

as someone who has eaten hundreds of both shitty supermarket steaks and grass fed pasture raised steaks, yes it is so much better

@Kelly Oubre Jr true?

 

[Deleted member 105969]

Just go directly to the source bruh. Grass diet

 

[appeal]

Just go directly to the source bruh. Grass diet

dnr shit user

 

[Deleted member 105969]

dnr shit user

Low T

 

[appeal]

@FaceandBBC

 

[FaceandBBC]

@FaceandBBC

Yes, grass fed animal organs/ meat is higher in nutrition and a better balance of fats compared to animal organs/ meat that was fed grains and other trash.

 

[appeal]

Yes, grass fed animal organs/ meat is higher in nutrition and a better balance of fats compared to animal organs/ meat that was fed grains and other trash.

got it, i will make the switch.

My diet consists of beef, eggs, bacon and cheese.

is this enough in terms of getting a complete nutrient profile? was finding it hard/expensive to get raw milk so opted for cheese from pasteurised milk which idk if is good. main reason i added was cos i think with only the rest i would be deficit in calcium.
is the bacon fine? idk if it should be there as i dont think its most nutritious and maybe should just replace it with beef idk.

 

[Kelly Oubre Jr]

@Kelly Oubre Jr true?

its worth in any scenario, i dont eat raw and grass fed pasture raised still mogs, if you eat supermarket meat you are also eating hundreds of industrial chemicals

 

[chadbeingmade]

as someone who has eaten hundreds of both shitty supermarket steaks and grass fed pasture raised steaks, yes it is so much better

better in what context?

 

[Kelly Oubre Jr]

better in what context?

nutritionally it is better, its much easier to digest, tastes nicer, cooks better