/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13347951
>[Not a specific criticism].

.. and What (Specific) Ingredients You Are Using.

>Sort(s) of vanilla.

>>13346531
"Full nutrition" amongst grocery food items is (rarely discussed because its) really (challenging / extraneous ..) surpassed by supplements – usually both volume- and monetary- efficiency.

> >>13347153

>>13347437
"Whiskey isn't even made from *a* thing always. You were basically arguing for a ~random product (and sensations)."

>>13347386
The argument is his (very *not based on intense-physical-activity / testosterone-correlatives*) blood cholesterol.

>>13347162

>>13347153

>>13344292
"No."

>>13340754
"There are stark contrasts between calling people out on their bullshit, and 'low quality posts'. The *prevalent* lack of actual specifics or arguments amongst various topics and boards is simply too much and too plausibly-unchanging for 'babysitting' any other way."

>>13340715
>>13340738
>The quality of your posts is trash.
>[Not a specific criticism].

You're simply not stimulating intriguing facts.

>>13340743
>[Trolling outside of /b/].

>>13340625
>[Other "tripfags"].
I hadn't mentioned them.

>>13340620
>[You did nothing but what I knew about].
"No."

Also,
>[Not a specific criticism].

>>13340629
>MLA
"Lull."

>>13335672
>[This topic and these replies].
>[Not brandy].

>>13340554

PS: Any suggestions on quality.

>>13340571
"Glad you were in agreement."

>>13340561
>[Not a specific criticism or argument].
Maybe not on /ck/ as much as other boards (depending on what's up for each) – having (especially scholarly) information archived is beneficial for readers.

>>13340554
>>13340410
PS: There are plausibly always better ways of having alcohol than diluting with water. .. Even barely sipping for combinations with food.

>>13340320
>Put my nose in
Usually, the flavors are most apparent when actually having mouthed it. "Of course alcohol is olfactory .. it's very volatile."

Lots of relevant inquiries ..

>Vanilla extracts, vs. powders / beans, vs. pastes.
>Nutmeg is another (though I was specifically having better results with a [really low-quality] essential oil than I was with powder).
>Cacao – I got Viva Naturals, and it's really great; was only using a few sprinkles unto it really flavoring beverage and food.
>Cinnamon – Anthony's Ceylon (Cassia being hepatoxic – examine.com).
>Flours – I had basically replaced sugars / carbs with protein powders, casein and whey (especially together) having huge variation in properties via ratios, and benefits of low / specific insulinogenics (for way better hormone profiles, and controlled energy income). MyProtein was the cheapest, quality of "unflavored" obviously being quite standard; but they were recently consistently more expensive, so suggestions on cheaper ..
>[Whatever else], maybe if you're utilizing powdered milk(s) or something.

>>13339313
Figuratively, it's still moot,
A). Because "full nutrition" is such a rarity amongst diets (some 1%), those conditions are plausibly only there as such, with or without cannabis.
B). Other negative effects are also derivative of this – affected mental and visual clarity, from potassium .. et al. Even scholarly media is rarely controlling for nutriments.

>>13339320
>[Not sourced].

>>13339460
"Alcoholism" is a ludicrous suggestion .. I'm OK drinking sips through the day, or not having it at all. Yes, there being an exception disproves some alcoholic physiological determinism – specifically evidencing the benefits of actually getting proper nutrients.

>>13331637
>>13331694
"You weren't even providing a logical correlation."

>>13331325
"Hey, with how rare proper nutriments are, maybe they're simply not getting iodine."

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>>13331231
That had/has a pubmed also (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12077732))

.>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28076316
>20/120 developed hypothyroidism
>[No further statistics .. because it's gateway'd].
>[Nothing on cortisol, which is what I was actually discussing].
>[Correlation != causation; and it's statistically likely that they weren't getting proper diets – "full nutrition" being an extreme rarity, some 1% of demographics – and keto is technically *not* fasting].
..

>>13331198
>[Not an argument].

>>13331091
>cortisol
A). http://aboutlifting.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lowcarbmusclegain.pdf
>There were no significant changes in glucagon, total or free testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I), cortisol, or triiodothyronine (T(3)) uptake ..
B). Ashwagandha.

>>13327311
"Insulin is fat-sparing."

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>>13330418
A). The likelihood of parasitic propagation to meat, amongst birds and droppings, bugs (such as flies and fleas), fish, the conditions of farmed animals, repeated and non-sanitized usage of food machinery .. is large (in this status of science).
B). Sub-well-done meat is very publicly common, and actual raw meat is somewhat also, furthering the problem.
C). The likelihood that raw meat is properly frozen (for consumption) is small ..
>Freezing and storing at an ambient temperature of -4°F (-20°C), or below, for 7 days; freezing at an ambient temperature of -31°F (-35°C) or below until solid and [!] storing at an ambient temperature of -31°F (-35°C) or below for 15 hours; or freezing at -31°F (-35°C) or below until solid and storing at -4°F (-20°C) or below for 24 hrs. ..
.. Except for very strict conditions, *any* ("uncooked") meat is susceptible to parasites.