/fit/ - Fitness, Health, and Feels

if he hasn't posted back with updates in over a year he is probably kill

It probably did jack shit. Diatomaceous earth doesn't do anything once it gets wet. It was just a glorified bulk laxative at that point.

>literally eating dirt

I love you /fit/

I remember this, he shat blood first and then bricks, probably fucked up his intestines much more than any possible health gain.

afaik, not worth it, if you have parasites take a proper medicine, if not, take care of your health in general

So would this dirt make your knuckles stronger?

How many times should i dip my hands in a dirt rock mixture to get tough hands?

>>144206

My father had a phone book nailed to a wall, when he was young, and he would throw a hook with full force to it, every day, and then he would rip a page out of the phone book. Last 10 hits would be bare knuckles against the wall with full force. It resulted in completely numb knuckles, and he still can throw some impressive punches. There's no better way to get tough hands, then by throwing some punches every day.

My hands deal with heat and frost pretty good, because when I was a kid, my grandfather would make me take a burning firewood out of the furnace, if I threw it in there sideways, and he would make me reposition it correctly, and they deal with frost pretty good, because I was playing on ice and it broke under my feet, resulting with me in freezing cold water. Since then, frost and heat is no big deal. My hands are not exactly tough, but they can take a bit.

>>144209

wouldn't you punch through the drywall? what the fuck do they build houses out of in krautland?

>>144227

I'm not a kraut. I rarely post with my real flag.

Well, from normal house materials like concrete, wood and bricks. Pick a wall that's actually a wall, not a plywood and plasterboard imitation of a wall.

>>144209

Why would he throw a hook into it to get stronger hands? Does it make the pages rougher when you tear them out with a fishing lure?

Frank tufano on utube recommends people to eat this stuff in his water every day

>>144154

What would you like to know about my experience, anon?

Without parasites and Jewish poisons within his body he ascended to godhood.

>>150268

You got to get that vegan B12 bruh

>>150268

I was eating fossilized spiny microorganisms. Technically it was closer to clay than to dirt. The purpose was that it allegedly cleared out my guts and to act as a guinea pig for /fit/ since they were curious about it. I've found the best way to test a theory is to just do it for a month or two and post results. The swill is absolutely awful by itself, it tastes like painters water/clay water, but it's bearable if you mix it with some zipfizz or lemonade mix.

At one point I shat out a dead worm of some kind so I figured the stuff works, though it makes you feel god-awful after taking it for about two weeks straight. More importantly I found while taking it that I was unable to eat fatty/unhealthy foods like fried food while doing it because I'd shit my guts out approximately 8-12 hours later. I had a similar experience when I worked an oil rig last year, which suggests to me that it has to do with eating mud in general rather than a property specific to diatomaceous earth. Since I bought like a 20lb bag of the stuff at the time due to it being cheaper than the 5lb bag (it still said food grade), I also discovered that it's great for cleaning up oil spills. The only thing I will say is that anons should avoid using it too often and avoid putting their face near a glass of it until it's completely mixed with the water, because that shit will give you silicosis over time with the way it blows out into the air in a fine powder. My shits were silky but no bigger than normal despite consuming roughly four tablespoons of it every day for a month.

>>150272

>I had a similar experience when I worked an oil rig last year, which suggests to me that it has to do with eating mud in general rather than a property specific to diatomaceous earth.

Bacteria that in low quantities isn't a problem can enter your digestive tract through dirt or other types of food they just happen to be on. If they find food in your digestive track that they really like, they will multiply like crazy and can cause problems, so the body simply vacates the entire digestive tract to be rid of them.

>>150272

>>150272

holy shit. id be curious to see how many people have worms inside of them.

thanks anon

>niggers implying I need to eat dirt to get B12 when I can just eat live moo moos

Plz.