What you guys reccomend for cleaning my dishes and cutlery with after eating. I can’t keep cooking myself after using these dishes from the dishwasher. Would using something like lemon be a good idea for hadnwashing or are there any good cloths or sponges or anything that aren’t toxic.

When I eat meat raw it feels like a chore and it's fairly bland and I don't necessarily even have an appetite for it but when I cook it in butter lightly and add on some seasonings it's delicious. I'm going to listen to my senses and cook my meat instead of appealing to these authoritarian figures who say that cooked meat is toxic.

Recently, I bought cow’s milk from a farm that keeps a mix of Jersey cows and another breed whose English name I don’t know (in Czech, it’s called Český strakatý skot). As far as I understand, the milk is basically a mix of A1 and A2. After drinking it, I start having really fucking bad problems. After a while, my stomach starts rumbling, I get extremely gassy and fart a lot, and eventually I get diarrhea. When I wipe my ass, the toilet paper is fucking red. Does that mean it’s blood or what? This really upsets me because I want to drink milk for its health benefits. I follow all the principles of drinking it properly: I don’t drink it straight from the fridge, I drink it at least two hours before or after a meal, and I don’t drink it too quickly. But my body still seems to reject it. I don’t know whether the problem is with the milk or with me. I eat raw meat and I’m completely fine. Have any of you had problems drinking milk?

While it makes logical sense when Goatis says milk isnt optimal because its milk meant for another animal and it has estrogen and growth hormone in. I totally disagree. Days without milk are way worse it just completely nourishes and hydrates you I feel so much better when I have it. The only thing I could understand is that he talks about blood a lot which I have never tried so maybe that is superior. Thoughts?

My friend sent me a tiktok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNREnhDxW/ where someone measures EMF from their phone, and then shows some copper significantly reducing the EMFs being measured. Wow.