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low dietary vitamin c and low anti oxidants is subhuman. Fruitarians have the best skin by far and carnivores are all subhumanstrict carnivore is the ideal human diet
cope if you havent tried it
But carbs are good for youstrict carnivore is the ideal human diet
cope if you havent tried it
lmaol
low dietary vitamin c and low anti oxidants is subhuman. Fruitarians have the best skin by far and carnivores are all subhuman
yes glycation is great for youBut carbs are good for you
ALL fruitarians have 99th+ percentile collagen. ideal/verylow bf% gives you zero insulin resistance, avoiding any inflammatory effects of carbs. animal fat vitamin a and dietary is x100 less important than vitamin c and everything fruits provide.lmao
yes glycation is great for you
Cope veganfaggotl
low dietary vitamin c and low anti oxidants is subhuman. Fruitarians have the best skin by far and carnivores are all subhuman
you are retarded, middle age man goes on TRT and start using tretinoin
ALL fruitarians have 99th+ percentile collagen. ideal/verylow bf% gives you zero insulin resistance, avoiding any inflammatory effects of carbs. animal fat vitamin a and dietary is x100 less important than vitamin c and everything fruits provide.
i just ate 200g of berriesl
low dietary vitamin c and low anti oxidants is subhuman. Fruitarians have the best skin by far and carnivores are all subhuman
What diet is the best for collagen?Meat has collagen in it
Meat eggs dairyWhat diet is the best for collagen?
Humans are omnivores. Veganism only works with modern supplementationB12 is naturally only found in meat. Thus, Veganism and Vegitarism make zero sense and is a diet for retards.
What is the ideal diet for skin quality?Keeeeeek sverige started tretinoin and has good skin nao
It's naturally found in some soil and pond water, which is where many animals get it from. This statement is false, because animals can be B12 deficient, and B12 can be found on plants prior to being washed.B12 is naturally only found in meat.
it must be mostly fruitarian with other foods to cover deficiencies and caloric density needsWhat is the ideal diet for skin quality?
Humans can't thrive without meat. Veganism is proof of this. Like you said, lab made b12 supplementation is required while on the vegan diet.Humans are omnivores. Veganism only works with modern supplementation
Frutarian? Won't you lack many vitamins and minerals then?it must be most fruitarian with other foods to cover deficiencies and caloric density needs
*mostly fruitarian. You could even eat fruit + meat like saulidinoFrutarian? Won't you lack many vitamins and minerals then?
You have no clue what you're talking about.It's naturally found in some soil and pond water, which is where many animals get it from. This statement is false, because animals can be B12 deficient, and B12 can be found on plants prior to being washed.
What meats and fruits are the most healthy?*mostly fruitarian. You could even eat fruit + meat like saulidino
humans are natural omnivoresHumans can't thrive without meat. Veganism is proof of this. Like you said, lab made b12 supplementation is required while on the vegan diet.
Are you lactose intolerantWhat meats and fruits are the most healthy?
No.Are you lactose intolerant
Can humans thrive just by eating plants and fruit, yes or no?humans are natural omnivores
You shouldn't actually eat mostly fruit since it's too expensive unless you live in the tropics lawl. An diet can only effect skin quality so much
No red meats?You shouldn't actually eat mostly fruit since it's too expensive unless you live in the tropics lawl. An diet can only effect skin quality so much
Mango
Orange
Pineapple
Frozen fruits
Carrots
Beta caroteen supplement
Milk
Fish
YesCan humans thrive just by eating plants and fruit, yes or no?
Wrong.
You can if you want. Fruit and meat diet is the most money costing diet e v e rNo red meats?
I have a lot of money.You can if you want. Fruit and meat diet is the most money costing diet e v e r
Ironic.You have no clue what you're talking about.
Incorrect.'Vitamin B12 (B12) is naturally present only in animal-source foods
Natural plant and algae sources of vitamin B12 include fermented plant foods such as tempeh[70][71][72] and seaweed-derived foods such as nori and laverbread.[73][74][75] Other types of algae are rich in B12, with some species, such as Porphyra yezoensis,[73] containing as much cobalamin as liver.[76] Methylcobalamin has been identified in Chlorella vulgaris.[77] Since only bacteria and some archea possess the genes and enzymes necessary to synthesize vitamin B12, plant and algae sources all obtain the vitamin secondarily from symbiosis with various species of bacteria,[5] or in the case of fermented plant foods, from bacterial fermentation.[70][71]
Some fermented plant foods have b12 and nutrients absorption increases when you approach deficiencyWrong.
'Vitamin B12 (B12) is naturally present only in animal-source foods, and people who follow a plant-based diet and do not consume sufficient quantities of foods fortified with B12 or take supplements will be at risk of B12 deficiency.'
Add milk and fruit to cronometer and add more foods to fill in whatever nutrients you're missingI have a lot of money.
Cronometer is a scamAdd milk and fruit to cronometer and add more foods to fill in whatever nutrients you're missing
No bioavailability estimates are legit and shouldnt be overthinkedCronometer is a scam
No, it is not. The human stomach has not evolved to derive b12 from unfermented vegetables. Now, if a vegetable is stewed for many hours. It becomes fermented and trace amounts of B12 can be absorbed by the human stomach.This is incorrect.
We derive b12 from flesh.This is irrelevant because optimal levels are not able to be maintained when solely on a planet diet.Some fermented plant foods have b12 and nutrients absorption increases when you approach deficiency
True but uv damage seems easily repairable with skincare products, as show in his current skin qualityThe sun is evil and its UV light ages your skin, his sunbathing cope aged him. Naturalistic fallacies. Avoid the sun if you want to maintain your looks.
Actual permanent DNA damage (after acute DNA damage, where it tries to heal) is irreparable and bioaccumulative. You can use skincare to improve skin quality, but you can't un-damage your DNA. This is why you need to protect against UV radiation and oxidative stress when you still can.True but uv damage seems easily repairable with skincare products, as show in his current skin quality
lyou can also eat vegan non sentient animal products like some bugs and oyster with high b12This is irrelevant because optimal levels are not able to be maintained when solely on a planet diet.
B12 is derived from bacteria and archaea, not vegetables. Human stomachs are not as optimal at storing the bacteria as ruminant stomachs, but that is irrelevant to your initial point being incorrect.The human stomach has not evolved to derive b12 from unfermented vegetables.
Vitamin B12 is produced in nature by certain bacteria, and archaea.[59][60][61] It is synthesized by some bacteria in the gut microbiota in humans and other animals, but it has long been thought that humans cannot absorb this as it is made in the colon, downstream from the small intestine, where the absorption of most nutrients occurs.[62] Ruminants, such as cows and sheep, are foregut fermenters, meaning that plant food undergoes microbial fermentation in the rumen before entering the true stomach (abomasum), and thus they are absorbing vitamin B12 produced by bacteria.[62][63] Other mammalian species (examples: rabbits, pikas, beaver, guinea pigs) consume high-fibre plants which pass through the intestinal system and undergo bacterial fermentation in the cecum and large intestine. The first-passage of feces produced by this hindgut fermentation, called "cecotropes", are re-ingested, a practice referred to as cecotrophy or coprophagy. Re-ingestion allows for absorption of nutrients made available by bacterial digestion, and also of vitamins and other nutrients synthesized by the gut bacteria, including vitamin B12.[63] Non-ruminant, non-hindgut herbivores may have an enlarged forestomach and/or small intestine to provide a place for bacterial fermentation and B-vitamin production, including B12.[63]
Yes, because livestock actually eat the soil that contains the B12-producing bacteria. B12 is not "naturally occurring" in animals unless they consume the bacteria and necessary minerals in the first place. Many livestock are given B12 supplements because the soil and water they graze/drink do not contain sufficient amounts of B12-producing bacteria.This is for livestock