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Grass-fed Kerry Gold butter, pastured eggs (not just free range or cage free), and maybe the pre-natal vitamins. I credit those with no evidence that they were
by nicholas73 11y ago
Grass-fed Kerry Gold butter, pastured eggs (not just free range or cage free), and maybe the pre-natal vitamins. I credit those with no evidence that they were key. My gf was healthy and had no problems whatsoever, and was the only one of her immediate family that didn't get sick. Even I got sick from a sick dog, and I used to almost never get sick. I now have the most beautiful baby girl and it's not because of parental bias - she is complimented just about every day by strangers.
There's more to it I'm sure. My gf was an athlete before this and I made sure she got plenty of protein and healthy foods, but the above was part of it all. She also walked daily for miles.
- solipsism 11y agoI don't know anything about whether the butter and eggs caused your wife not to get sick (though I'm skeptical)... but I'm pretty sure it's not what made your girl beautiful :D
- nicholas73 11y agoPeople tend to look for a magic bullet to solve their health issues. The above is not a magic bullet unless you were critically short of some nutrients, but rather it is a daily expression of finding the best ingredients from what is available. Wild or free range meat is not easily affordable. Nor is wild fish depending on where you live, and fish is a pain to clean, cook, and keep fresh. Pastured butter and eggs however is a good bang for your buck. A rich diet, exercise, and sure some genetics made all the difference (maybe we should have became underwear models?).
- DanBC 11y ago> Grass-fed Kerry Gold butter, pastured eggs (not just free range or cage free), and maybe the pre-natal vitamins. You put a "maybe" in front of the only thing that has a strong evidential base a d which is recommended by WHO and a bunch of national health advice bodies?
- nicholas73 11y agoPre-natal vitamins are commonly used, so they do not explain an un-common result.