Polls: Health & Fitness

I ask because I notice that many people see it as more decent that you cover your body the more desirable you look. Maybe it's because of their religion or morality, insecurities, etc. But I notice that it's very common for people these days to view someone as being arrogant if they reveal their nice physique even under appropriate contexts or situations simple because it's being shown & it makes theirs look bad. So what should fit people do?

🇺🇸 USA: 58%

🇬🇧 UK: 57%

🇦🇺 Australia: 40%

🇿🇦 South Africa: 39%

🇲🇽 Mexico: 30%

🇯🇵 Japan: 28%

🇨🇱 Chile: 28%

🇧🇷 Brazil: 22%

🇰🇷 South Korea: 21%

🇮🇩 Indonesia: 18%

🇮🇹 Italy: 18%

According to British Medical Journal

Do you like six-pack on girls? Not extremely muscular of course...

Girls, do you workout to develop abs, or some other group of muscles?

- **Key Nutrients**: Heme iron (highly absorbable), complete protein (18-20% by weight), taurine, B12, zinc.

- **Current Use**:

- *Asia*: Blood tofu (China), *tiết canh* (Vietnam).

- *Africa*: Maasai blood-milk mixes, Ethiopian *kitfo*.

- *Europe*: Black pudding (UK), *blodplättar* (Sweden).

- **Historical Context**: Spartan *melas zomos* (blood-pork broth) contrasted with Athenian grain-heavy diets. Skeletal studies show Spartans had **lower rates of growth stunting/anemia**—possibly linked to blood's bioavailable iron/protein.

#### **2. Protein Distribution in Livestock**

A 100kg pig contains:

- **Blood (3L)**: 540g protein (20% total).

- **Organs**: 60% (liver/heart = taurine/CoQ10).

- **Bones**: 20% (collagen/gelatin).

- **Muscle**: Just 20%.

*Avoiding blood/organs wastes 80% of potential nutrients.*

#### **3. Modern Paradox**

- **Supplement Industry**: Sells synthetic versions of nutrients abundant in blood (iron, B12).

- **Religious Taboos**: Judaism/Islam ban blood; Christianity (Acts 15) initially prohibited it. Hygiene may have played a role, but cooking eliminates pathogens.

**Final Thought**: If blood is safe, nutrient-dense, and traditional—why exclude it? The answer may lie in culture, not nutrition.

Contrary to claims, there’s little or no evidence that drinking raw milk provides health benefits, including protection from certain infectious diseases, said Dr. Megin Nichols, the deputy director of the Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases at the C. D. C. The Food and Drug Administration says pasteurizing milk kills the virus.

The F. D. A. said in a statement that there are no scientifically proven benefits to drinking raw milk and that “the health risks are clear.”

The sale of raw milk is illegal or heavily restricted in around two dozen states, and the F. D. A. bans the interstate sale of raw milk. But a growing number of states allow producers to sell raw milk directly to consumers.

Eviane Leidig, a postdoctoral researcher at Tilburg University in the Netherlands who researches extremist movements, said the consumption of raw or unprocessed foods had emerged as a rallying cry on parts of the political right. Pasteurized milk, which these groups falsely claim is injected with dangerous chemicals, is referred to as “state-approved milk.”

“The consumption of raw milk, raw meat and raw eggs is a right-wing subculture that has been growing in popularity over the last few years,” Dr. Leidig said.

Todd Callaway, a professor in the department of animal and dairy science at the University of Georgia, said that modern dairy farms had made raw milk safer to drink than it once was, but that “it’s still not a great idea” to drink raw milk, which may still contain dangerous germs. Nearly all store-bought milk is pasteurized.

“I don’t know that a lot of people understand what pasteurization is,” Dr. Callaway said. “It’s just heat treatment. There are no chemicals being pumped in.”

Can we also address that it's FUCKING BIZARRE we drink other animals breast milk? Don't misunderstand. I'm NOT giving up cheese!! But milk itself IS KINDA weird!

"Somewhat" as in a moderate reasonable amount that a casual natural lifter could achieve by simply doing some pushups every now and again 🤣

Guys, do you like girls who are into sports? Or girls who wear sporty outfits?

Girls, do you practice any sport? Are you into sporty style of clothes?

It's recommended to wash them every 3-6 months - more if you sweat a lot, have pets, eat in bed, drool (yes a majority of humans do), etc.

https://www.marthastewart.com/2221370/how-wash-pillows