/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16164849
Based Dunning-Kruger mixed with Darwin Award.

>eating a stick of butter is keto
This guy didn't even do a low carb diet
Why are you so obsessed, do you need to lose weight?

>>16164849
what else what he eating?
what was his bloodwork?
did he have any family history of heart problems?
did he have comorbidities?

>>16164849
He was 60 years old.

>>16164857
>>16164867
Cope

>>16164898
no u

>>16164849
Nobody eats a stick of butter every day for shits and giggles.

Guy was mentally retarded prior to conducting the so called experiment.
Obviously a lard ass that enjoyed overconsuming energy dense substances.
No big loss, no conclusions formed.

>>16164849
There's alot more going on here than just eating a half stick of butter everyday.

I count at least 4 red flags

>Since I discovered that butter makes my brain work better, I have been eating half a stick (60 g) per day. Usually half in the morning and half in the evening. It is hard to eat by itself but easy to eat with other foods. I’ve tried a dozen ways of doing this. My top three additions:

>1. Pu’er tea. The most convenient. As convenient as drinking tea. Put the butter in hot tea, wait till it melts. I can eat at least 20 g of butter in one cup of tea. Butter tea is common in Tibet. Thanks again to Robin Barooah.

>2. Cherry tomatoes. The healthiest and fastest. Slice the tomatoes in half lengthwise, eat each half with a similar-sized piece of butter. It is like that classic Italian combination, mozzarella and tomatoes.

>3. Thin-sliced roast beef. The most delicious. Wrap a piece of butter with the roast beef. However, I already eat plenty of meat, it is hard to get thin-sliced roast beef in Beijing, and it is so delicious I end up buying a lot of thin-sliced roast beef.

>None of these additions affects brain function (measured by arithmetic score), as far as I can tell, although I suppose the tea wakes me up.

>>16164857
Part1

>Hello, this is Seth’s mother Justine. I’d like to offer what little information I have to try to answer some of the questions that were posted about Seth’s death. We’re told that we’ll get a full coroner’s report in about 6 months. In the meantime we were given only “Cause A: Occlusive coronary artery disease” and “Other significant conditions: cardiomegaly.”

>Most of you won’t be surprised to learn that Seth had not visited his doctor in Berkeley in many years, and, responding to a recent question, said that he hadn’t been to a doctor during his stay in Beijing either. We are left with 3 sets of paper records. The earliest, dated 2009, reports a Coronary Calcium (Agatston score) screening which he discussed here last October. He obtained a second screening 1-1/2 year later. The first report showed his coronary artery occlusion to be about average for a man his age, with an accompanying risk of heart attack, but no cardiomegaly. The second report, following his conclusion that butter was beneficial for him, and his heavy ingestion of it, showed an improvement in his score: “Most people get about 25% worse each year. My second scan showed regression (= improvement). It was 40% better (less) than expected (a 25% increase).” The report showed the calcification to be unevenly distributed, with most found in his left main coronary artery, and none in all but one of the other arteries. Again, no heart enlargement was reported.

>The second medical report set, done in December 2011, was from Beijing and covered an exam that may have been required by his employer, Tsinghua University. This included a physical exam, an x-ray and EKG. All reports were negative, i.e., no abnormal findings and no cardiomegaly.

>>16164857
>>16164980
Part 2

>The third set of reports, from a laboratory in St. Charles, Ill., used data collected in Berkeley. They list toxic and essential elements in his hair. The latest report, dated July 18, 2013, showed one element rated “high.” This was mercury, “found to correlate with a 9% increase in AMI [acute myocardial infarction]” according to the report. His level was assumed to indicate exposure gained from eating fish. Presumably Beijing’s toxic smog contributed directly both to the mercury level of the fish that he ate there, and to the level in his hair.

>The only information about his blood pressure was in the Beijing report where it was recorded at 117/87. I could find no information about cholesterol levels, though it has not been a familial problem. Of the remaining Framingham Study risk factors: Seth did not smoke or have diabetes. He was not overweight and was physically active. Seth’s father died of a heart attack at 72.

https://sethroberts.net/2014/05/10/cause-of-death/

>>16164867
So not old.
>>16164857
His bloodwork was probably shit because he ate unhealthy food like butter. About 50 grams of dairy fat every fucking day on top of other unhealthy food like animal fat and salt will very probably give you a heart attack. Not for everyone but most people. Stupid people take the useless risk.

>>16164849
>man eats stick of butter everyday and suffers heart attack
It’s just a coincidence bro

>man suffers heart attack after getting COVID vaccine
VACCINES ARE EVIL! THEY’RE MICROCHIPPING US! BILL GATES IS SATAN! THE GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO KILL AND STERILIZE US ALL TO IMPLEMENT THE ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT! DO NOT GET THE VACCINE!!!

>>16165030

>>16165030
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

>>16164849
My god, are you telling us that refined foods in stupid quantities can kill?
No shit.

>>16164849
>Heavy heart
>Ever day
Bad nutrition articles are a diamond dozen in this doggy dog world

>>16165030

>>16164986
>60 is not old
ahahahaaa wtf boomer

>>16164849

>Eat so much butter you die and leave this world behind

Sounds like it did make him smarter

>>16164849
He wasn't actually on a ketogenic diet though, he just ate a lot of butter on top of an otherwise carb-heavy diet. This is like if a guy started eating a pound of lettuce a day alongside hamburgers and eggs, died, and I cited it as a failing of veganism.

>>16164985
>living in beijing
probably got poisoned and had his organs harvested

>>16165070
>butter
>refined

>>16164849
ketotards have no future. They're not far off from a heart attack.

>>16164986
>so not old
Fuck you and everyone who thinks like this now.
>HE WAS ONLY 65, SO YOUNG!!
If you live to pension age you had a good run. We'd be better off across the last 18 months if we were willing to let old people just fucking die instead of shutting down the world.

>>16165030
This is truly what fat maga incels believe

>>16164849
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seth_Roberts
>He was well known for his work in self-experimentation

So he experimented on himself a bunch of times and died while hiking at 60. I don't know if you can blame the butter.

>man eats a solid stick of pure fat every day
>something so extreme it's classified as an experiment
>"THIS IS WHAT YOU PEOPLE DO LMAO"
Wow I can't believe vegetarians eat nothing but 10 kilos of lettuce every day. Kinda fucked up.

>>16164849
n=1 means virtually nothing if you want to establish a cause effect relationship the best way is to do randomized, clinical trials and the trials testing this hypothesis failed therefore it is disproven

>>16165030
Vaccines are okay, but Bill Gates is definitely sus

>>16165030
"Ay Tone, isn't it a lil suspicious how they bring up vaccines even though nobody else said anything about them in the threat? Makes a fella wonder."

>>16164849
>heavy heart
>per his request donate to amnesty international
lmao

>>16166315
The retarded kids here know nothing about bill gates or they wouldn't soiboi for him (they know nothing about vaccines or science either).

I sometimes do keto for weight loss but it's mostly meat and vegetables.... Which is similar to my usual diet minus potatoes, pasta and fruit.

If he's eating sticks of butter, i could only imagine how unhealthy he was before being keto

>>16165261
>>16165435
Spotted the Somalis.

>>16166642
You arent entitled to a long life

>>16166661
actually i am

>>16165435
>If you live to pension age you had a good run
good goy. work yourself to the bone and die immediately after retirement.

I have lost 25 kg (55 lbs). At the beginning I have used low-carb, then I switch to fasting.
Fasting is much easier to stick to and far superior with the results. My routine is like this:
>3 days fast
>eat low carb in a 1 hour window
>2 days fast
>1 to 2 days of cheating
During fasting take your vitamins, cod liver oil and minerals. Drink salted water and green tea. You have to do weight training oryou will lose your muscles.

>>16164849
>one person not on keto died from eating butter
And?

>>16164849
>>16164985
heavy metal poisoning and toxic smog inhalation plus a family history of death due to heart attacks.
retards in this thread:
>it must've been the 60g of butter he ate only one year

>>16165366
Churning refines the butterfat from the milk, resulting in butter. You can then cook it down to boil off more water and refine it further.

>>16166710
>living as ancestors did since time immemorial is bad! Living for another 30 years, burning through your children’s inheritance by being a consumerist retard is good!
You’ve been Jewed so bad that you think being based is Jewed.

>>16166710
Yeah bro better to live another 3 decades funneling the family wealth to health care and pharmaceutical companies run by Jewish board of directors than pass that wealth down to your white children so they can have a home to raise the next generation of your legacy.

>>16167412
>>16167430
brown hands typed these posts