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My best friend is a bird. Lover of saturated fat.

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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
Blood test 2025. I got my personal high for LDL-c, but I assume it's just due to a longer fast before my blood test. Though I'd test before Thanksgiving. The last two months I've stayed on diet and have done 44 hr weekly fasts. Earlier in 2025 I started snacking too much and gained some weight. The last many months I got a bit tired of beef and have added pork, ham, bacon, fish and oysters to my regular low carb meals. And sometimes I eat some potato on Sunday cooked in tallow. I keep seed oils and LA low. Not sure what's wrong with me, but I'll work to lower blood sugar. It was odd since this test I took blood sugar before and after Labcorp, it was 82 and 83. But Labcorp reported 98 mg/dL. I've double checked my meter with another meter. This is also after a 44 hour fast. My A1c has trended high but I assume that may be an A1c issue rather than my blood sugar, but not fully sure.
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The Angry Cat
The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@TheLaurenChen Trump put us in a good position to make a deal with Iran, though they won't admit it. Kamala would have negotiated from a weaker position. Obama just sent them airplanes full of money.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@JumboShrimp787 @TheLaurenChen I assume she made decisions unlike Biden who was unable. But she was very lazy. The Clintons are evil but either would make a better president than her.
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Jumbo Shrimp
Jumbo Shrimp@JumboShrimp787·
@TheLaurenChen One of Kamala's weaknesses was that she couldn't make a decision. Which in this case would have been strength.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@BrianWiley_ I stopped years before this post. I love peanut butter with extra peanut oil and salt. It would make me feel bad. I started just eating a spoon for a serving. Then later I gave up completely when I read it wasn't good for you.
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Brian Wiley
Brian Wiley@BrianWiley_·
I wonder how many people stopped eating peanut butter today because of this post? When I was trying to quit sweets… Peanut butter was one of the things that helped me stay on track Take away every little option, and you don’t make this easier you make failure more likely.
Gary Brecka@thegarybrecka

Why is peanut butter “bad”?? It’s not the health food it’s marketed to be. Peanuts aren’t nuts they’re legumes and one of the highest foods in mold and mycotoxins. On top of that, peanut butter concentrates unstable fats that oxidize and drive inflammation and blood sugar swings. If you tolerate nut butters, cleaner options exist but peanuts are often a non starter.

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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@ScottAppliedSci I thought I needed more fiber and ate a lot of beans and that was bad for me. I've cut back fiber a lot and it's about the same for me. I still have some avocado from time to time.
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Jason N 🥩
Jason N 🥩@jthecarnivore·
@CaryKelly11 It’s not affordable. We are paying more for those that can’t “afford” it. That’s how they are making up the difference.
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Cary Kelly
Cary Kelly@CaryKelly11·
Does this sound like Affordable Care? Man owes $600 if he's uninsured. Man owes $1300 if he's insured. It sounds like a racket to me.
Barack Obama@BarackObama

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

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2HKs@JillMoo42585778·
@WorkforLife3 He's a Hollywood actor, so why is he living on Berwyn Ct in Brentwood, TN? Why exactly do they move here?
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
My wife had a tiny tiny spot on her mammogram, then she was scared into a biopsy, which was really painful and expensive. Then bills kept coming many months later and we couldn't tell anything about if they were valid or not. Now it's been a year and the insurance won't answer our questions. Anyway, it was not cancer.
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Allison Fitzgerald, MD, PhD
Allison Fitzgerald, MD, PhD@allisonoconn·
Just got my first mammogram! A little younger than guidelines recommend because my family history increases my risk. This is your reminder to ask your doctors about what cancer screening tests you should get!!! Cancer screening saves lives!!
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𝐦𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐡@BasedZillenial·
I can’t believe that I robbed myself of protein-packed breakfasts for years.
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Olyveya
Olyveya@olyveyaa·
Your fruits and vegetables are coated in crude oil labeled as a “preservative”
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The Carnivore RN
The Carnivore RN@wilsonhlthcoach·
What does a family do when their income is reduced and it isn't enough to take care of their bills? They cut back. Reduce their spending. What does the government do? Spend more. Doesn't make sense.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@CaryKelly11 Drug companies were exempting their employees from the COVID vax. But from the pro statin people I see on X they take it.
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Cary Kelly
Cary Kelly@CaryKelly11·
Do you honestly think the people moving the goalposts are taking the drugs they insist we need to be healthy? The two combined drug markets are worth $40-$60 billion per year and every time the bar moves, the money flows faster.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@CaryKelly11 I want some but don't want to go through the work. Perhaps I'll make them for our next home party and then eat all of them myself.
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Cary Kelly@CaryKelly11·
These are so tasty, light, airy and filling! Bone broth deviled eggs 8 boiled eggs 1.5 tbs cold butter 1/4 cup bone broth 1 tbs vinegar Salt to taste Bacon as needed Combine 2 whole boiled eggs with all the yolks and remaining ingredients except the bacon.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
@FOXNashville You could say it's Brentwood, that's what I was wondering about this morning.
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The Angry Cat@MeTheAngryCat·
I'm not a huge fan of sardines. But I like it better with cooked onions. Cheddar cheese tasted better with them than Parmesan cheese. Now that I arranged stuff I'm happier eating them and sort of look forward to eating them. If I eat a second sardine meal then I use olive oil.
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🐄🐷P L U C C🐷 🐄
🐄🐷P L U C C🐷 🐄@siobhan_huggins·
@MeTheAngryCat Interesting! I figured I'd do it for three days, and if it's tolerable do 3 days out of the week for a while and see if anything changes. I'm still doing B1 also.
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🐄🐷P L U C C🐷 🐄@siobhan_huggins·
Very intrigued by the people who describe eating only sardines (with olive oil) as 'satiating'....
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Ankit Mittal ☀️/acc
Ankit Mittal ☀️/acc@ankitml·
@MeTheAngryCat @seagertp Not directly but Japan has no option but to sell UST else they get bankrupt due to rising import bill. If they flood USTs, interest rates are not going to remain low.
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Colleen Ackert
Colleen Ackert@ColleenAckert·
@drterrysimpson You are calling fasting, a well known treatment for lots of health conditions, starving. That is such drama. And you'd feed a sick person sugar and processed food, yikes. This is the problem with traditional medicine
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Dr Terry Simpson
Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
Starving patients is not a good way to cure cancer. It is a good way for people who need calories to deny them the ones they can enjoy. And when someone talks about "cleansing" when it comes to cancer - let them out with the wash
Camus@newstart_2024

Cancer’s fuel is glucose + glutamine. Starve both → tumors choke and die. Thomas Seyfried: “We have not found a single tumor that can survive without glucose and glutamine. Put the body into nutritional ketosis (low sugar, high ketones/fatty acids) and the cancer cells get hammered. Metabolic therapy should be first-line for every patient.” At the end, maybe a small touch of radiation/chemo/immunotherapy to mop up stragglers—but the foundation is metabolic. Tumor cells are metabolically inflexible. Normal cells thrive on ketones; cancer cells cannot. Transition the body’s fuel source → cancer suffocates. If metabolic therapy (ketogenic diet + glutamine targeting) is this powerful, why isn’t it standard protocol? What’s your take—would you push for metabolic therapy first if diagnosed? Or have you seen / tried keto in cancer contexts? Your thoughts 👇

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