Mugita Sokio

I should clarify that man-made chemicals are not to be consumed. I never thought to make this clarification, especially since a lot of people eat said man-made chemicals, which I would like to avoid at all costs.

I had a sneaking suspicion you took it out of context. The reason why I put quotes on “unhinged” was because it’s normal for people like me, who legitimately want to be healthy, to not do the things most will do, because of laziness, bad quality food (with chemicals banned elsewhere), and other factors like pharmaceutical substances. Those are all foreign substances, and therefore, cannot be in the body.

That’s an actual commandment from the Scriptures (I don’t recall the book that comes from).

What I’m saying is that if it isn’t naturally occurring, it can’t be eaten. This includes something that’s GMO’d.

The last two I struggled for a moment, but the others I got just fine. Is that all having to do with some forms of water or something like that?

Skill issue? Not wanting to eat things with ingredients you can’t read is a skill issue? This I find strange, especially since I’d want to read ingredients very well, and not have anything with basically chemicals (we’re lab rats here in America).

I actually tend to do a 6-8 hour fast every day, and sometimes, even longer if necessary. My producer, Neigsendoig, does the exact same thing, so we knew a thing or two about it for some time.

It depends on the body type. I may be A+ in my blood type, but I tend to do high protein-low carb. Veganism and vegetarianism was proven to cause more problems than solve from what I read on the matter, as plants have mechanisms to defend themselves (usually in the form of lectins) against being eaten. Some who want to seriously heal say a carnivore diet would be very well.

Since I happened to be diagnosed as a classical autist (I’m level 1 though), one chiropractor recommends a carnivore diet with microgreens and sprouts as modifications for it. For those who listen to Dr. Eric Berg, he’s the one who would do this plan for those with autism, but it might not work for everyone.

I would say, first and formost, bad quality food (what Jack Spirko calls feed), which consists of ingredients that are unpronounceable, gluten, cow’s milk with chemicals pumped into the cows, refined sugars (cane sugar has almost the exact same process as cocaine), seed oils (people do not want to get rid of seed oils, despite them messing up their brains and guts) and soy (that’s good at altering hormone levels, specifically estrogen or testosterone depending on the sex assigned at birth).

Exercise raises dopamine levels (not lowering them), and yet, people who have a sedentary lifestyle tend to suffer a lot (while I’m sedentary myself, I eat almost nothing I described above, with exception to some seed oils, which is how I kept my weight in check). It’s more of a serotonin toxicity people tend to see in their systems due to balance issues.

This affects both sexes, not just males.

I live this so-called “unhinged” type of deal after researching it. I think it’d be best to recommend looking in the mirror and changing the problems you have with your lifestyle. You’d realize you had too many to count, and lifestyle changes would certainly help with your health.

I took a look at this article, and can say it’s inconclusive on the matter. It looks to be data that comes from studies funded by Big Pharma, judging by the brands of testosterone medication.

I wouldn’t call it manopause, but by the same token, that’s just a bad lifestyle. It’s us who are letting ourselves have this issues in the first place.