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Since I live in the city and my parents are too goyified to buy me good, grass fed liver, I have to do with grain fed liver, of course I have to cook all the toxins out but, it never tastes good. I wonder, the difference can’t be that large between grass fed and grain fed so why do people glorify it so much. Is it just because I cook it or what?
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no need to cook grain fed liver, doesn't matter too radically. grain fed liver is lower nutritionally but not toxic necessarily. but it still has a lot of nutrients. yeah and it tastes like shit because you cook it. they just glorify grass fed liver as its better but its for clicks on social media to be radical.
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no need to cook grain fed liver, doesn't matter too radically. grain fed liver is lower nutritionally but not toxic necessarily. but it still has a lot of nutrients. yeah and it tastes like shit because you cook it. they just glorify grass fed liver as its better but its for clicks on social media to be radical.
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no need to cook grain fed liver, doesn't matter too radically. grain fed liver is lower nutritionally but not toxic necessarily. but it still has a lot of nutrients. yeah and it tastes like shit because you cook it. they just glorify grass fed liver as its better but its for clicks on social media to be radical.
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@Rabbi won’t grain fed animals be vaccinated and given antibiotics? Also doesn’t the liver store these toxins?
I try to stay clear of grain fed liver
@themanwhosleeps it doesnt store them, human body stores toxins in fat, liver is the filter and detox organ it processed toxins but doesnt store them. also if animal eats something it foeant mean they get medicated or vaccinated. yea.
but usually they can be vaccinated though, its more likely in theory not objectively, but liver is actually low in toxins as its organ, body protects organs, toxins are fat soluble and stored in fat.
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@Rabbi I still don't like grass-fed liver, especially the texture. I can't get used to it after years of a slave diet
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no need to cook grain fed liver, doesn't matter too radically. grain fed liver is lower nutritionally but not toxic necessarily. but it still has a lot of nutrients. yeah and it tastes like shit because you cook it. they just glorify grass fed liver as its better but its for clicks on social media to be radical.
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@Rabbi don’t seeds have pesticides on them which harm the animal? Surely their liver cannot filter it ALL out right?.
@naturecel seeds are toxic themselves yeah, the liver filters it all, not out of the body always but it moves it to other non-critical tissue, liver is critical organ tissue. toxins are stored in fat and muscle. if toxins would storage in liver itself, it would impair it's function.
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Since I live in the city and my parents are too goyified to buy me good, grass fed liver, I have to do with grain fed liver, of course I have to cook all the toxins out but, it never tastes good. I wonder, the difference can’t be that large between grass fed and grain fed so why do people glorify it so much. Is it just because I cook it or what?
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@carlosrawmeateat interesting, for me the fresher the liver the more I crave it.
the worse quality the liver is the less you crave it or desire it. and less fresness makes it less quality in sense of nutrient bioavailability.
@Rabbi I usually buy chicken liver organic non grain fed no gmo with a natural based diet but I do have that puke feeling all the time maybe because I have been eating different textured foods my whole life
