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    I have a butcher next to my house and want to fully lock in my diet.
    The meat is unfortunately vaccinated and to my knowledge also grain fed but it’s still good quality since it comes from a clean fresh butcher.
    I haven’t found a grass fed or non vaccinated meat source so far. So should I just eat the meat raw because it’s still alright, only cook it when it’s this type of quality, or keep looking for another very high quality source?

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    • envyE envy

      I have a butcher next to my house and want to fully lock in my diet.
      The meat is unfortunately vaccinated and to my knowledge also grain fed but it’s still good quality since it comes from a clean fresh butcher.
      I haven’t found a grass fed or non vaccinated meat source so far. So should I just eat the meat raw because it’s still alright, only cook it when it’s this type of quality, or keep looking for another very high quality source?

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      @envy eat it raw, even though its not grass fed, its still fresh, and its way better than eating frozen meat. Go for it

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      • envyE envy

        I have a butcher next to my house and want to fully lock in my diet.
        The meat is unfortunately vaccinated and to my knowledge also grain fed but it’s still good quality since it comes from a clean fresh butcher.
        I haven’t found a grass fed or non vaccinated meat source so far. So should I just eat the meat raw because it’s still alright, only cook it when it’s this type of quality, or keep looking for another very high quality source?

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        @envy keep looking for a better source, but for right now the meat you have access too is fine to be eaten raw

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        • envyE envy

          I have a butcher next to my house and want to fully lock in my diet.
          The meat is unfortunately vaccinated and to my knowledge also grain fed but it’s still good quality since it comes from a clean fresh butcher.
          I haven’t found a grass fed or non vaccinated meat source so far. So should I just eat the meat raw because it’s still alright, only cook it when it’s this type of quality, or keep looking for another very high quality source?

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          @envy said in Vaccinated and grain fed raw meat:

          but it’s still good quality

          not its not? good quality literally means unvaxxed and grass fed

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            @envy said in Vaccinated and grain fed raw meat:

            but it’s still good quality

            not its not? good quality literally means unvaxxed and grass fed

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            @love I meant with "good quality" the meat just being clean and fresh im aware that the overall quality is pretty bad

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