Hi everyone, I'll let you know in advance that I'm using Google Translate for this post.

I'm 17 years old, and I started getting into healthy eating a few weeks ago. My dad is a farmer, and I've been storing meat from healthy cows in a special large chest freezer for at least a month now. What's the best way to start eating meat? I drink over six raw eggs and half a liter of raw milk every day, and I eat cooked meat that my grandmother cooks for me, as well as some vegetables or fruit, as I've recently been constipated and I think I need more fiber. How can I start eating meat the best way?

What are the best fruits to eat? I've heard that the best are avocados (they're not available in my region), pomegranates, and kiwis. I'm constantly thinking about how much fruit I want to eat, and which ones are best? I love bananas, and I've heard that they're best eaten green, not when they're soft and too sweet.

What do you think of Goatis?

There are at least a couple of videos about him, I don't know how true they are. They say he beat his wife and committed acid attacks on her. They also talk about his childhood, like he attacked a school with a knife, then went vegan, then fasted for a month and stared at the sun thinking he'd get nutrients, after which he ended up in the hospital and got a hair transplant.

He didn't seem to react to these videos, although one video got 1.5 million views.

He also says that money is just paper and tries to awaken his audience from slavery, but at the same time, he sells subscriptions to his Telegram channel, thereby forcing them into this slavery.

Basically, the video I described above showed his worst sides, I don't know if that's true.

@Rabbi Should I just take the meat out of the freezer, wait for it to thaw, and eat it? Even rawprimal says that freezing meat loses its quality, and will it make me sick?

How healthy is milk?

I recently watched a seven-year-old Goatis video called "How to Extend Your Life." In the description, he left a link to a website with an article about carbohydrates, whether or not I can't remember. It was supposedly a pseudoscientific website, and it had an article about milk, saying that milk is a cow's drink and isn't essential for humans and doesn't provide any health benefits, just like Chat GPT says that milk can only give you bloating (due to lactose intolerance) and extra calories.
Naturally, he's talking about natural raw milk.

@Swansven Can you tell me more about grounding? I saw it on TikTok but I thought it was nothing more than a joke.