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    where do the toxins from the fat/organs in poor quality meat go after you cook it? do they ever go away after you cook it? if not, why would you cook at all?

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      where do the toxins from the fat/organs in poor quality meat go after you cook it? do they ever go away after you cook it? if not, why would you cook at all?

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      @arian don't cook it

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        where do the toxins from the fat/organs in poor quality meat go after you cook it? do they ever go away after you cook it? if not, why would you cook at all?

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        @arian

        Cooking bad quality meat will not reduce the problem.

        Cooking will alter fats and proteins into toxins and in this case it will also concentrate existing toxins into worse forms.

        So the toxins will definitely not go away when cooking bad quality meat. Your best choice is to eat it raw.

        "Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw!!!

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          @arian

          Cooking bad quality meat will not reduce the problem.

          Cooking will alter fats and proteins into toxins and in this case it will also concentrate existing toxins into worse forms.

          So the toxins will definitely not go away when cooking bad quality meat. Your best choice is to eat it raw.

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          @Hunterskull thanks brother

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            where do the toxins from the fat/organs in poor quality meat go after you cook it? do they ever go away after you cook it? if not, why would you cook at all?

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            @arian where are you from?

            I lived a hard life

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              @arian where are you from?

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              @Villain brazil, there aren't any good butchers nearby, at least i can get good eggs

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