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    Userrrr
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    I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
    You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
    Headaches
    Nausea
    Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
    Hyper vitaminosis

    It’s high in dietary cholesterol
    For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
    High LDL cholesterol
    Heart disease risk
    Certain metabolic conditions
    And they will be advised against organs

    It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
    If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
    Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
    A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

    I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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      I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
      You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
      Headaches
      Nausea
      Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
      Hyper vitaminosis

      It’s high in dietary cholesterol
      For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
      High LDL cholesterol
      Heart disease risk
      Certain metabolic conditions
      And they will be advised against organs

      It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
      If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
      Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
      A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

      I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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      @primitive-mint Nobody has ever got vitamin A poisoning from raw cow liver.

      and you sound like a retard npc maybe u are bot

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      • U Userrrr

        I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
        You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
        Headaches
        Nausea
        Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
        Hyper vitaminosis

        It’s high in dietary cholesterol
        For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
        High LDL cholesterol
        Heart disease risk
        Certain metabolic conditions
        And they will be advised against organs

        It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
        If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
        Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
        A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

        I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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        @primitive-mint i didnt know jew bots are on this forum

        #141 #⚡️⚡️ #killallXX

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          I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
          You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
          Headaches
          Nausea
          Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
          Hyper vitaminosis

          It’s high in dietary cholesterol
          For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
          High LDL cholesterol
          Heart disease risk
          Certain metabolic conditions
          And they will be advised against organs

          It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
          If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
          Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
          A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

          I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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          @primitive-mint Nobody is promoting eating a whole beef liver every single day. it’s meant to be consumed in small, regular amounts, like a multivitamin. Only way to get Vitamin A toxicity is through either taking massive amounts of synthetic supplements or eating a whole polar bear liver for a long period of time

          Also, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about nigga. You're calling LDL "cholesterol," when LDL isn't even cholesterol It's just a carrier molecule that transports lipids through your bloodstream retard.

          You sound like an idiot nigga go educate yourself.

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            @primitive-mint Nobody has ever got vitamin A poisoning from raw cow liver.

            and you sound like a retard npc maybe u are bot

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            @Rabbi they got it from a diet which consisted primarily of vitamin A and it was a natural source

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              @Rabbi they got it from a diet which consisted primarily of vitamin A and it was a natural source

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              @primitive-mint respond to me pussy

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                @primitive-mint respond to me pussy

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                @XqurZz Nigga you just agreed with me 💀 you literally said eat small amounts That’s because too much liver can cause problems and no retinol toxicity isn’t only from supplements or polar bear liver that’s just the most famous case natural vitamin A toxicity is a real thing Also I know LDL is a lipoprotein that carries cholesterol I shortened it for you idiots stop acting like that’s some crazy thing and I can’t send studies your lucky

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                  @Rabbi they got it from a diet which consisted primarily of vitamin A and it was a natural source

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                  @primitive-mint who? what are you talking about

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                    @XqurZz Nigga you just agreed with me 💀 you literally said eat small amounts That’s because too much liver can cause problems and no retinol toxicity isn’t only from supplements or polar bear liver that’s just the most famous case natural vitamin A toxicity is a real thing Also I know LDL is a lipoprotein that carries cholesterol I shortened it for you idiots stop acting like that’s some crazy thing and I can’t send studies your lucky

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                    @primitive-mint wow u are a fucking retard. First off, no im not agreeing with you your topic title is "Raw liver isn't healthy" Which is factually inaccurate nobody is disputing that Vitamin A toxicity is real or that fat-soluble vitamins build up in the body over time. The issue is that You are calling Liver unhealthy.

                    Toxicity comes from excessive, continuous overconsumption. Eating a standard a 12 oz serving of liver once a week gives you beneficial nutrients without coming anywhere near toxic levels. Do you think that pointing out that eating massive amounts every single day causes hypervitaminosis is some kind of mic-drop argument against liver? eating too much of almost anything causes health issues.

                    Also you can’t fault people for calling out your basic elementry terminology mistakes. in health science precision matters calling LDL a cholestrol is misleading and telling of where you get your evidence from. LDL is a transport molecule, not cholesterol itself, and how dietary cholesterol impacts blood lipids varies completely based on individual genetics and metabolic health.

                    Calling a food a "superfood" just means it is extremely nutrient-dense per calorie, which liver undeniably is. It contains massive amounts of B12, iron, riboflavin, Vitamin A, the list goes on. A food doesn't lose its nutritional density just because you shouldn't eat a pound of it every day. also You can send me study idiot nothing is stopping you

                    You sound like an idiot nigga go educate yourself. 👎

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                      I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
                      You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
                      Headaches
                      Nausea
                      Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
                      Hyper vitaminosis

                      It’s high in dietary cholesterol
                      For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
                      High LDL cholesterol
                      Heart disease risk
                      Certain metabolic conditions
                      And they will be advised against organs

                      It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
                      If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
                      Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
                      A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

                      I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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                      @Userrrr
                      The vitamin a poisoning is fake. It only appears if you take too much supplements.

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                        I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
                        You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
                        Headaches
                        Nausea
                        Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
                        Hyper vitaminosis

                        It’s high in dietary cholesterol
                        For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
                        High LDL cholesterol
                        Heart disease risk
                        Certain metabolic conditions
                        And they will be advised against organs

                        It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
                        If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
                        Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
                        A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

                        I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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                        @Userrrr

                        https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK532916/

                        "Vitamin A toxicity is uncommon overall, with historically reported incidence in the US averaging fewer than 10 cases per year"

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                          hahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahahahhahaha ive been eating a pound of liver daily for the last 2 years and i feel like the happeiest man alive. fucking moron

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                            fucking idiots following mdma iq hahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahha

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                              imagine hunting a wild animal and saying i am only gonna eat a small amount of this sweet juicy appatizeng liver becuase vitman a will come and ass fuck me becuase mossad iq and netanyaho said so hahahahahhahahahhahhahahahhhahha fucking brain washed morons

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                                imagine hunting a wild animal and saying i am only gonna eat a small amount of this sweet juicy appatizeng liver becuase vitman a will come and ass fuck me becuase mossad iq and netanyaho said so hahahahahhahahahhahhahahahhhahha fucking brain washed morons

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                                @JRUNJRJRJNN-RNJ lol there is an Israeli in the forum. @donaldrawtrump

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                                  @primitive-mint wow u are a fucking retard. First off, no im not agreeing with you your topic title is "Raw liver isn't healthy" Which is factually inaccurate nobody is disputing that Vitamin A toxicity is real or that fat-soluble vitamins build up in the body over time. The issue is that You are calling Liver unhealthy.

                                  Toxicity comes from excessive, continuous overconsumption. Eating a standard a 12 oz serving of liver once a week gives you beneficial nutrients without coming anywhere near toxic levels. Do you think that pointing out that eating massive amounts every single day causes hypervitaminosis is some kind of mic-drop argument against liver? eating too much of almost anything causes health issues.

                                  Also you can’t fault people for calling out your basic elementry terminology mistakes. in health science precision matters calling LDL a cholestrol is misleading and telling of where you get your evidence from. LDL is a transport molecule, not cholesterol itself, and how dietary cholesterol impacts blood lipids varies completely based on individual genetics and metabolic health.

                                  Calling a food a "superfood" just means it is extremely nutrient-dense per calorie, which liver undeniably is. It contains massive amounts of B12, iron, riboflavin, Vitamin A, the list goes on. A food doesn't lose its nutritional density just because you shouldn't eat a pound of it every day. also You can send me study idiot nothing is stopping you

                                  You sound like an idiot nigga go educate yourself. 👎

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                                  @XqurZz Lmao some 14 yo jeet using AI to respond to some random dudes on the internet. Might be the corniest shit I've seen all day. You don't know anything I've read your post history literally half of it is AI generated slop. Hop off primal this shit ain't meant for you join some other niche community. "First off, no im not agreeing with your topic title"😰 like nigga im dead you cant be fr.

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                                    @XqurZz Lmao some 14 yo jeet using AI to respond to some random dudes on the internet. Might be the corniest shit I've seen all day. You don't know anything I've read your post history literally half of it is AI generated slop. Hop off primal this shit ain't meant for you join some other niche community. "First off, no im not agreeing with your topic title"😰 like nigga im dead you cant be fr.

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                                    @primalspirit
                                    Those AI scans are not that accurate tho.

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

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                                      Those AI scans are not that accurate tho.

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                                      @Hunterskull It's so obviously AI tho. Read his post history. Its so obvious he jus slapped on "wow ur fucking retarded" in the front, pasted some AI bullshit with formal language that is in stark contrast from what he wrote a couple lines ago in the middle, and finishes it with "go educate yourself". the irony.

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                                        @Hunterskull It's so obviously AI tho. Read his post history. Its so obvious he jus slapped on "wow ur fucking retarded" in the front, pasted some AI bullshit with formal language that is in stark contrast from what he wrote a couple lines ago in the middle, and finishes it with "go educate yourself". the irony.

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                                        @primalspirit
                                        Yeah its a dumb decision when u try to convince someone to your viewpoint that you say these lines like "educate urself retard" because it will lessen your chance of actually convincing that person.

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

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                                          I talked about this in my TikTok but people were to grey or dnrs to argue back properly
                                          You’ll get Vitamin A (retinol) toxicity (yes you can still get this from natural vitamin sources it’s proven) the following are the side effects:
                                          Headaches
                                          Nausea
                                          Joint pain damage (extreme cases)
                                          Hyper vitaminosis

                                          It’s high in dietary cholesterol
                                          For most healthy people this isn’t an issue but for people who already have it will have the following side effects:
                                          High LDL cholesterol
                                          Heart disease risk
                                          Certain metabolic conditions
                                          And they will be advised against organs

                                          It contains high levels of purines, which break down into uric acid.
                                          If someone has gout, can trigger flare ups.
                                          Vitamin A is fat soluble meaning it gets stored in your instead of being excreted in urine
                                          A major review published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition explains that fat soluble vitamins accumulate because the body has limited mechanisms to eliminate Them

                                          I have one more point but I wanna see if anyone can argue me wrong because liver isn’t supposed to be a super food

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                                          @Userrrr
                                          Raw liver is so dense in nutrients. Even more than in muscle meat. And I never heard someone get "vitamin A poisoning". And there are not even downsides of fat soluble vitamins getting stored in your body. In the contrary even: fat soluble vitamins are very good for you.

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

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