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  • M Murell222 0

    @SS it is only a very small loss

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    @Murell222-0

    No it's a big loss. I referenced this from the evidence section:

    "Freezers (under 0'C) in cold temperature causes damage also to the 3D structure of micronutrients/chemicals in raw animal tissue by cold denaturation, ice crystal formation and mechanical damage."

    Raw liver enjoyer

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    • SSS SS

      @rawnut dont freeze organs or water animals cus you kill the water-soluble vitamins

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      @SS hypothetically cant you just let it thaw and then drink the water

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        @SS hypothetically cant you just let it thaw and then drink the water

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        @rawnut probably but wont the meat lose some taste?

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        • SSS SS

          @rawnut probably but wont the meat lose some taste?

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          how much does this affect the meat tho

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            @Murell222-0

            No it's a big loss. I referenced this from the evidence section:

            "Freezers (under 0'C) in cold temperature causes damage also to the 3D structure of micronutrients/chemicals in raw animal tissue by cold denaturation, ice crystal formation and mechanical damage."

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            @Rabbi is this really true? From what I know freezing can damage tissue structure through ice crystals, but it does not significantly destroy the chemical structure of most micronutrients.

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              @rawnut dont freeze organs or water animals cus you kill the water-soluble vitamins

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              @SS i agree, frozen muscle that waa frozen for a day doesnt lose much flavor, buy i did this with liver and it really didnt tastr appetizing anymore, fish was also still really good

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                Basically fresh shitty factory farmed beef muscle meat is better than good quality frozen beef liver

                Enjoy the raw milk and get healthy!

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                • rawnutR rawnut

                  how much does freezing affect muscle meat, organs/bone marrow. What stuff do you never want to freeze

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                  @rawnut Anything frozen will not help with digestion.

                  Fuck the mainstream goydoctors

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                  • M Murell222 0

                    @Rabbi is this really true? From what I know freezing can damage tissue structure through ice crystals, but it does not significantly destroy the chemical structure of most micronutrients.

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                    @Murell222-0 it changes the structure of the fats proteins everything just don’t do it

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                    • M Murell222 0

                      @Rabbi is this really true? From what I know freezing can damage tissue structure through ice crystals, but it does not significantly destroy the chemical structure of most micronutrients.

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                      @Murell222-0 Those 3 things I mentioned destroy about 90% of the micronutrients, as micronutrients need only 0.01% damage to not work at all, fats and proteins can still be digested and used even partially damaged.

                      Raw liver enjoyer

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