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Come on huzz Ik you all want a piece of this bro I can smell it through the screen, what vibe do I give off?
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says you when you claimed that cooking spawns in more nutrients than before then said it gives more bioavailability when nutrients are heat-sensitive compounds you fool that makes no sense at all, it's the source of the nutrients that effects bioavailability not the cooking, cooking REDUCES nutrients by destroying them, it doesn't make the that survived nutrients less bioavailable since they are still from the same sourceStrong opinions with no credibility
Cooking does not universally made food less nutritious idk if you learned this fallacy from tiktok or made it up yourselfsays you when you claimed that cooking spawns in more nutrients than before then said it gives more bioavailability when nutrients are heat-sensitive compounds you fool that makes no sense at all, it's the source of the nutrients that effects bioavailability not the cooking, cooking REDUCES nutrients by destroying them, it doesn't make the that survived nutrients less bioavailable since they are still from the same source
Cooking does not universally made food less nutritious idk if you learned this fallacy from tiktok or made it up yourself
jflBio availability is when cell walls break down and u can access more
I wonder why heat destroys anti-nutrients? maybe because it is destructive and breaks down almost any chemical structure that interacts with it (nutrients)? so even if u are reducing anti-nutrients u r still reducing nutrients. also you shouldn't be eating food with a high amount of anti-nutrients anyway, there is no anti-nutrients in meatthis happens with many different foods while potentially reducing anti nutrients.
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Bla bla bla bro everyone knows that vitamins and minerals are heat sensitive basic biochemistry how do people not know this in 2025, put any supplement powder and heat it, the powderized nutrients will just fizzle out.
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I wonder why heat destroys anti-nutrients? maybe because it is destructive and breaks down almost any chemical structure that interacts with it (nutrients)? so even if u are reducing anti-nutrients u r still reducing nutrients. also you shouldn't be eating food with a high amount of anti-nutrients anyway, there is no anti-nutrients in meat
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Bla bla bla bro everyone knows that vitamins and minerals are heat sensitive basic biochemistry how do people not know this in 2025, put any supplement powder and heat it, the powderized nutrients will just fizzle out.
jfl
I wonder why heat destroys anti-nutrients? maybe because it is destructive and breaks down almost any chemical structure that interacts with it (nutrients)? so even if u are reducing anti-nutrients u r still reducing nutrients. also you shouldn't be eating food with a high amount of anti-nutrients anyway, there is no anti-nutrients in meat
Young Sheldon.Come on huzz Ik you all want a piece of this bro I can smell it through the screen, what vibe do I give off?
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Does this guy have eyes? 44% of fat gone, fat soluble vitamins bye bye, whole screenshot of vitamin d, e and a, all lower vitamin trends when cooked, this happens with minerals as wellVitamin B is the only vitamin that exists right.
Jesus Christ are you 15
This is painful to even engage with… seriously
How, im nt asfSlightly autist very high need
The one track minded people like you never are willing to show their optimal physique so let’s see it and the results of ur tiktok brainwashDoes this guy have eyes? 44% of fat gone, fat soluble vitamins bye bye, whole screenshot of vitamin d, e and a, all lower vitamin trends when cooked, this happens with minerals as well
You are ragebaiting quit the double down
Funny joke dude let’s see ur physiqueHow, im nt asf
jflThe one track minded people like you never are willing to show their optimal physique so let’s see it and the results of ur tiktok brainwash
The only things cooking meat does is denaturing proteins that make it faster to digest, that is it, you cannot increase bioavailability in meat by cooking it, you haven't even tried explaining it biochemically or giving a single study, your argument was "anti-nutrients get destroyed" but there are no anti-nutrients in meat, and if u used that argument in vegetables which u shouldn't be eating anyway then the nutrients get destroyed alongside with the anti nutrients.Your argument is totally biased, you are focussing on nutrient loss and completely overlooking the increase in absorbed nutrients from cooking.
3 different studies and explained biochemically how heat destroys nutrients which is a fundamental thing about heat broyou read one study proving your bias then using it as a central argument when it’s a fraction of the entire topic. You need to chill and just show us ur physique while ur at it instead of putting in bold writing basing ur argument from a single area and study
Holy insecurity, I can smell the glyphosate in ur bloodFunny joke dude let’s see ur physique
ExplainAlso not all foods have the same outcomes when u cook it why do I need to talk to you like a r****d
Each food responds differently to heatExplain
Im not insecure I find it super ironic when people have soooo much conviction aboht their views online but in real life show no results. If you are so confident you’d have and show ur results of what u find is optimal but you have strong hard ass opinions, one study to go by along with tiktok culture, and zero proof of results or scientific knowledgejfl
The only things cooking meat does is denaturing proteins that make it faster to digest, that is it, you cannot increase bioavailability in meat by cooking it, you haven't even tried explaining it biochemically or giving a single study, your argument was "anti-nutrients get destroyed" but there are no anti-nutrients in meat, and if u used that argument in vegetables which u shouldn't be eating anyway then the nutrients get destroyed alongside with the anti nutrients.
3 different studies and explained biochemically how heat destroys nutrients which is a fundamental thing about heat bro
Holy insecurity, I can smell the glyphosate in ur blood
Fallacy, every nutrient responds the same don't say "food"Each food responds differently to heat
This is just wrongCooking can either increase or reduce nutrient availability for that exact reason
Those were 3 different studies, now explain to me biochemically why heat doesn't degrade nutrientsSome vitamins such as the one study you reference for everythingwill degrade under heat
JflOthers under heat will have their cell walls break down while reducing anti nutrients therefore increasing bio availability.
what are u on aboutIt’s like a broken record. This is why you don’t use a single study at university or for literally anything.
Im 51 and built like Dolph LungrenWe really need an age and physique reveal because keyboard warriors are worth nobodys time
ramblingsAnyone can go behind their screen and give nutriotion opinions and you choose to hide behind yours bc you know you had zero results . Just blind confidence a common incel trait
bioavailability is how easily your body can absorb and use nutrients from food. just because a nutrient exists in a food doesnt mean your body can use it efficiently. cooking can change that. cooking can break down cell walls and fibrous tissues, especially in plant foods. this can:@Spuffy pls explain bio availability to this tiktokcel
You’re the dumbest user ever congratulations keyboard warrior. Jfl reacting, typing in bold, cherry picking studies and ignoring basic logic is really sad man, along with having zero results nor personal experienceFallacy, every nutrient responds the same don't say "food"
This is just wrong
Those were 3 different studies, now explain to me biochemically why heat doesn't degrade nutrients
Jfl
what are u on about
Im 51 and built like Dolph Lungren
Ive shown nuance arguing to eat both raw and cooked but this guy is just really somethingbioavailability is how easily your body can absorb and use nutrients from food. just because a nutrient exists in a food doesnt mean your body can use it efficiently. cooking can change that. cooking can break down cell walls and fibrous tissues, especially in plant foods. this can:
- make nutrients like lycopene (in tomatoes) or beta-carotene (in carrots) more absorbable
- reduce antinutrients (like oxalates or phytates) that normally block absorption of minerals like iron or calcium (ive talked about that before)
yes, cooking can destroy some heat sensitive vitamins like vitamin c and some b vitamins. thats why raw fruits and vegetables are still important. saying “cooking always reduces nutrients” is misleading and oversimplified
there's nuance
Wouldnt you be the rambler because u type ur bias on here showing no results?ramblings
This doesn't apply to meat, shouldn't be eating plant foods but that is offtopic here, this still doesn't improve nutrient absorption, as most of "plant" nutrients such as Vitamin C, folate and B1 all get nuked, the only benefit are lycopene and carotenoids which are 2 quite useless "nutrients", Vegetables are usually boiled aswell, so say bye bye to the water-soluble minerals found in them.bioavailability is how easily your body can absorb and use nutrients from food. just because a nutrient exists in a food doesnt mean your body can use it efficiently. cooking can change that. cooking can break down cell walls and fibrous tissues, especially in plant foods. this can:
Beta-carotene is useless our bodies can barely convert it to vitamin A, most people eat it thinking they are getting vitamin A while suffering from a deficiency, the actual active form is found in animal fat. Lycopene is also an unnecessary anti-oxidant, there is not really much to sacrifice for it
- make nutrients like lycopene (in tomatoes) or beta-carotene (in carrots) more absorbable
It reduces anti-nutrients because HEAT destroys nutrients AND anti-nutrients indiscriminately, there is no benefit.
- reduce antinutrients (like oxalates or phytates) that normally block absorption of minerals like iron or calcium (ive talked about that before)
Vegetables are not part of the natural human dietyes, cooking can destroy some heat sensitive vitamins like vitamin c and some b vitamins. thats why raw fruits and vegetables are still important.
It does, just linked studies, biochemically all vitamins are heat sensitive, even the most resistant ones such as Vitamin A in meat still lose a large portion.saying “cooking always reduces nutrients” is misleading and oversimplified
You just want to have an ego standoff with physiques, I was insanely strong when I was natty but this doesn't matter at all, judging from you asking for age I suspect you are quite old as well, you talk like an old personWouldnt you be the rambler because u type ur bias on here showing no results?
what am I maintaining?Obsessed with raw meat because you actually have somethign to maintain
I don't know, you seem like you have a decent face and just need to top it off with a nice bodywhat am I maintaining?
yessirrrI don't know, you seem like you have a decent face and just need to top it off with a nice body
I’m 21 it says on my profile. If hat were the case I wouldn’t have argued with u for two days in a row about ur shitty takes. U have zero results and like I said there’s no surprise for thatYou just want to have an ego standoff with physiques, I was insanely strong when I was natty but this doesn't matter at all, judging from you asking for age I suspect you are quite old as well, you talk like an old person
so youre right about a few things. many vitamins are heat sensitive, especially vitamin c, folate (B9), and thiamine (B1). yes, some degradation happens with heat, even vitamin a (in retinol form). boiling can cause water soluble nutrients to leach out into the cooking water if its discarded. beta-carotene is less efficiently converted to vitamin A than retinol from animal sources (true, but not “useless”)This doesn't apply to meat, shouldn't be eating plant foods but that is offtopic here, this still doesn't improve nutrient absorption, as most of "plant" nutrients such as Vitamin C, folate and B1 all get nuked, the only benefit are lycopene and carotenoids which are 2 quite useless "nutrients", Vegetables are usually boiled aswell, so say bye bye to the water-soluble minerals found in them.
Beta-carotene is useless our bodies can barely convert it to vitamin A, most people eat it thinking they are getting vitamin A while suffering from a deficiency, the actual active form is found in animal fat. Lycopene is also an unnecessary anti-oxidant, there is not really much to sacrifice for it
It reduces anti-nutrients because HEAT destroys nutrients AND anti-nutrients indiscriminately, there is no benefit.
Vegetables are not part of the natural human diet
It does, just linked studies, biochemically all vitamins are heat sensitive, even the most resistant ones such as Vitamin A in meat still lose a large portion.
Human beings eat anything and everything, even if its so poisonous that you need to go to school just to learn how to make it safe for consumptionso youre right about a few things. many vitamins are heat sensitive, especially vitamin c, folate (B9), and thiamine (B1). yes, some degradation happens with heat, even vitamin a (in retinol form). boiling can cause water soluble nutrients to leach out into the cooking water if its discarded. beta-carotene is less efficiently converted to vitamin A than retinol from animal sources (true, but not “useless”)
heres what i would disagree on:
im not in this argument between you and neymar, i just find these opinions interesting. im going to back out now and agree to disagree.
- "Cooking always reduces nutrients" = misleading
- yes, some are reduced, but others become more bioavailable
- lycopene absorption increases significantly when tomatoes are cooked
- cooking breaks down fiber and cell walls in plants, freeing up minerals
- boiling might cause losses, but steaming, roasting, or sauteing can preserve more
- lycopene has antioxidant properties and has been studied for links to reduced cancer and heart disease risks
- carotenoids (like beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin) are important for eye health, among other things
yuhHuman beings eat anything and everything, even if its so poisonous that you need to go to school just to learn how to make it safe for consumption
Why do you keep going in circles about results? You had nothing good to say which I was hoping for then it boiled down to you demanding to have an ego-off with physiques when the talk is about nutrition, you clearly place too much pride on muscles as it is the thing you resort to when challenged, this isn't a good trait this is commonly seen in red pilled men, to be respectful I won't place my prejudice, but still you are growing vindictive.I’m 21 it says on my profile. If hat were the case I wouldn’t have argued with u for two days in a row about ur shitty takes. U have zero results and like I said there’s no surprise for that
Lycopene isn't a traditional nutrient like vitamins and minerals are, if you become deficient in traditional nutrients you will feel like shit, if you become deficient in lycopene which isnt a thing because it isnt a traditional nutrient then nothing happens, it's just another bioactive carotenoid like beta-carotene, we shouldn't appeal to cooking because it makes carotenoids (plant colouring btw) more bioavailable when all the traditional nutrients get put in the dump, and even so we shouldnt be eating plants. I like tomatoes though they are alrightso youre right about a few things. many vitamins are heat sensitive, especially vitamin c, folate (B9), and thiamine (B1). yes, some degradation happens with heat, even vitamin a (in retinol form). boiling can cause water soluble nutrients to leach out into the cooking water if its discarded. beta-carotene is less efficiently converted to vitamin A than retinol from animal sources (true, but not “useless”)
heres what i would disagree on:
im not in this argument between you and neymar, i just find these opinions interesting. im going to back out now and agree to disagree.
- "Cooking always reduces nutrients" = misleading
- yes, some are reduced, but others become more bioavailable
- lycopene absorption increases significantly when tomatoes are cooked
- cooking breaks down fiber and cell walls in plants, freeing up minerals
- boiling might cause losses, but steaming, roasting, or sauteing can preserve more
- lycopene has antioxidant properties and has been studied for links to reduced cancer and heart disease risks
- carotenoids (like beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin) are important for eye health, among other things
lemme pm youEpidemiology studies is why people now think eating vegetables and grains are good for you, while oatmeal is good and why fibre is actually beneficial, with 0 in-depth biochemistry involved at all. It is insane
actually what am i doing...i wrote a whole 6 page paper with sources just because you mentioned biochemistry. fuark melemme pm you
Cringe fluffy hair skinny fat goblin is what I imagineCome on huzz Ik you all want a piece of this bro I can smell it through the screen, what vibe do I give off?
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what happened to this feminist bvll newdayCome on huzz Ik you all want a piece of this bro I can smell it through the screen, what vibe do I give off?
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I still am but then I got a possible boyfriend about 11-12 days after this postwhat happened to this feminist bvll newday