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To: montag813

Look. Meat is chocked full of more nutrients that an animal has already digested. It is nutrient dense food. All plants are loaded with their own natural pesticide, called oxalate, to deter insects from eating it. Poison Ivy is oxalate. Spinach has 8000 mg of oxalate and can send someone with digestion problems to the hospital. Nearly all plants have poisons in them which is a very well kept secret. That is why plants are boiled, pressure cooked, etc. But you can not remove oxalates. Moreover, your thyroid needs fat to make hormone and getting that fat from plants can cause problems. Fat from bacon is perfect. The plant communists want to make us docile, obedient, weak, sick. Meat is acidic and plants are alkaline. But you can eat meat and take potassium bicarbonate to reduce the acidity.


31 posted on 11/30/2021 8:36:11 AM PST by WLusvardi
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To: WLusvardi

Amen & Amen!!!

My quality of life skyrocketed for the better when I eliminated plants, sugar & carbs from my diet! Been thriving as a meat & water only Carnivore for 1233 consecutive days with a lifetime left to go. Every aspect of my life has been positively transformed by living this way.


39 posted on 11/30/2021 8:48:21 AM PST by TheStickman (#MAGA all day every day!)
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To: WLusvardi
plants are alkaline

Some plants are alkaline (spinach, I think?) and some are acidic (like oranges and hot peppers). As a recall, a lot more plants are acidic.

44 posted on 11/30/2021 9:13:09 AM PST by SamuraiScot
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To: WLusvardi

Oxalates also cause many kidney stones.


47 posted on 11/30/2021 9:18:54 AM PST by montag813
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