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  • MajaM Offline
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    I'm 17 years old and have had rheumatoid arthritis for seven years. I'm generally weak, weighing only 40kg, and I can't gain any weight. My family raises sheep. Which is better for building muscle quickly—sheep's milk or cheese?

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      Obviously Raw milk since you can consume lots of it quite easily and Lots and lots of raw fat with carbs as well since you do want to add weight.

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      • MajaM Maja

        I'm 17 years old and have had rheumatoid arthritis for seven years. I'm generally weak, weighing only 40kg, and I can't gain any weight. My family raises sheep. Which is better for building muscle quickly—sheep's milk or cheese?

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        @Maja IME, I personally feel slightly better pumps whenever I drink milk (of any variety). Cheese is oftentimes more of a "cooling" and anti-stress food for me to eat, whereas fresh milk seems to be more "heating" in a unique sort of way. Nonetheless, both are excellent purveyors for mass gaining and the like.

        YMMV, you'll have your answer once you thoroughly experiment with the two.

        If you'd like, I can DM you a bit of information regarding your case of rheumatoid arthritis and pathways to possible remedies; I don't want to make a textwall here. Please do let me know.

        Good luck and get well soon.

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          @Maja IME, I personally feel slightly better pumps whenever I drink milk (of any variety). Cheese is oftentimes more of a "cooling" and anti-stress food for me to eat, whereas fresh milk seems to be more "heating" in a unique sort of way. Nonetheless, both are excellent purveyors for mass gaining and the like.

          YMMV, you'll have your answer once you thoroughly experiment with the two.

          If you'd like, I can DM you a bit of information regarding your case of rheumatoid arthritis and pathways to possible remedies; I don't want to make a textwall here. Please do let me know.

          Good luck and get well soon.

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          @Neko sure u can dm me I'd like to learn some useful things

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            @Neko sure u can dm me I'd like to learn some useful things

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            @Maja I suggest you look into emfs if you haven't already and get an emf reader for your house.

            Enjoy the raw milk

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              milk, cheese and honey. milkshakes= eggs honey cream milk.

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