Thread 21460578

Post medicinal foods

>>21460578 (OP)
Honey

if one has broth, one has health

>>21460599
I don't understand, which one am I supposed to cram exactly?

>>21460599
I miss Oxycodone so much. I remember taking 40mg after every school ski trip. I still order poppy seed bagels from the local kosher bakery. Junkies love to ruin other people's fun.

>>21460597
Mustard.

>>21460607
how does ocksie compare to codeine? I had a sour wisdom tooth once that caused a brain infection and the dentist couldn't extract the tooth right away, so he gave me antibiotics and fort knox-tier codeine and I only took 3 doses over 4 days but it completely erased those 4 days from my life

>>21460614
Codeine is much more sedating. Oxy gives a better euphoria.

>>21460580
>>21460600
Gen Z cocktail.

>>21460620
That makes sense, I literally just sunk into my mattress and kept sinking (at times perhaps spiraling?) for like 72 hours. It was nice but wwaaaay overprescribed. I just needed warm water and advil †bqh. I'm glad they didn't give me Oxie, I got enough problems already

>>21460622
It's not bad though is it

penis

>>21460578 (OP)
Tests on rats indicate that amounts of garlic greater than .25g/kg body weight harm the liver. This is between 11g and 22g for typical humans.

>>21461000
Good thing I'm not a rat.

food isn't medicine you dumb hippies, it's just food.

>>21461000
Over what period of time?

>>21460578 (OP)
I love garlic but always tend to eat too much of it and stink afterwards. I can't smell very well either so I have no clue if I do or not unless someone points it out.

>>21461031
You are the dumbest gorilla nigger.

>>21461031
medicine itself was born as a branch of cooking.

>>21460578 (OP)
no mention of turmeric yet? A simple mix of cumin, turmeric, and black pepper is a spice mix that tastes good on just about anything.

>>21461170
Cook garlic completely, panfried or oven. Eat pineapples.

>>21460578 (OP)
>Holy Basil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS1lGrLX8bs
Glory, glory to Tulsi Mata, O Mother, glory to Tulsi Mata.
Giver of happiness to the entire world, the blessed Mother of all. Above all yogas, above all diseases.
Protecting from impurities, you are the savior of all existence. Daughter of the sage, dark-hued, a sacred creeper of the village.
Beloved of Vishnu, those who serve you are liberated. Adorning the head of Hari, revered across the three worlds.
Savior of the fallen, you are renowned. Born in the wilderness, you arrived in divine abodes.
Through you, the human world attains happiness and prosperity. Most dear to Hari, dark-hued and delicate.
His love for you is wondrous, what a divine bond you share. Your leaves offered to Vishnu’s feet bring eternal merit.
All desires are fulfilled, O Mother, by your grace. In every home, you are worshipped with devotion and love.
Your presence purifies, granting peace and divine favor. O Mother Tulsi, embodiment of purity and devotion.
Accept this Aarti, and bestow your blessings upon us.

clove
oregano oil
acv
turmeric
coconut oil

Ginger tea helps when you have a cold, it soothes your throat and makes you sweat like hell which somehow helps. Chinese people say it helps the wind escape from your bones or some shit

>>21462600
>makes you sweat like hell which somehow helps
Sweating activated > body temperature drops > fever is relieved

>>21461700
RIP king, wish the schizophenia(CIA) didnt eat his brain

>>21462600
>Chinese people say it helps the wind escape from your bones or some shit
Yeah ginger helps digestion and clearing out your intestines. Which in traditional medicine is the root cause for many disease (slow motility).
In SE Asia we drink Tolak Angin, which literally means Push Wind. It helps to expel the evil stinky wind from our bowels. It's primary ingredients are two types of ginger.
Their advertising slogan is:
"Smart people drink Tolak Angin"

y'all probably need more B vitamins

>>21462600
>helps the wind escape from your bones
I love how people used to describe medical conditions before "science"

>>21462616
Nope, I drink one of these bad boys every morning. For your health

>>21461787
>>21461826
Essential oils obtained from herbs tend to be carcinogenic and genotoxic. In particular, the EU's Scientific Committee on Food acknowledges that no amount of estragole (the flavoring in basil, anise, tarragon, etc.) can be considered safe for consumption.

Vinegars trick the body into treating all carbs as if they were alcohol. This causes fatty liver disease while tricking users into believing they treating high blood sugar or whatever ailment.

Coconut causes cardiovascular disease.

>>21462624
Lol ok

>>21460607
>>21460614
Ah yes. Let's talk about drugs on a food and cooking board. I'm expecting you're both insufferable bores in the outside world.

Raw garlic
Raw ginger
Apple cider vinegar
Turmeric
Lemon
Coconut oil

>>21462666
Actually anon I'm quite interesting and frankly I'm a good story teller too. I've lived an interesting life with lots of travels, lived in different cities and c'untries, and have overcome myriad trials and tribulations. My only medication stories are the wisdom tooth and an appendicitis. I don't take any drugs recreationally and never have.

>>21462780
You're probably right. But I did fall asleep halfway through reading your post. I had to clockwork orange my way through the rest of it. I feel like I achieved

>>21461787
this stuff is the tits in an herbal tea blend

>>21462624
>Vinegars trick the body into treating all carbs as if they were alcohol.
...sauce?

>>21460578 (OP)
Oregano

the a raisin sized piece of the first feces of a newborn donkey foal mixed in wine is always my favorite when i have a cough

>>21462620
> For your health
it actually does look healthy.
I thought it was gonna be some bullshit energy drink but it's actually reasonable

>>21460607
>used drugs recreationally
>calls other people junkies

>>21461290
Turmeric reduce bloating, especially menstrual bloating, but don't overdo it as that can damage liver -- but that has been linked to someone taking a lot of turmeric pills, possibly with black pepper.

>>21467473
Can you link me that study or citation?

>>21467487
Liver Injury Associated with Turmeric-A Growing Problem: Ten Cases from the Drug-Induced Liver Injury Network [DILIN]
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36252717/
> Results: Ten cases of turmeric-associated liver injury were found, all enrolled since 2011, and 6 since 2017. Of the 10 cases, 8 were women, 9 were White, and median age was 56 years (range 35-71). Liver injury was hepatocellular in 9 patients and mixed in 1. Liver biopsies in 4 patients showed acute hepatitis or mixed cholestatic-hepatic injury with eosinophils. Five patients were hospitalized, and 1 patient died of acute liver failure. Chemical analysis confirmed the presence of turmeric in all 7 products tested; 3 also contained piperine (black pepper). HLA typing demonstrated that 7 patients carried HLA-B*35:01, 2 of whom were homozygous, yielding an allele frequency of 0.450 compared with population controls of 0.056-0.069.
>Conclusion: Liver injury due to turmeric appears to be increasing in the United States, perhaps reflecting usage patterns or increased combination with black pepper. Turmeric causes potentially severe liver injury that is typically hepatocellular, with a latency of 1 to 4 months and strong linkage to HLA-B*35:01.

I think it's better to flavour food with a little turmeric rather than swallow pills I have beef flavoured with turmeric, onion powder, and cumin.