/niggwretchedness/ - Nigger Community Wretchedness

some overweight stupid puppet with moist skinfolds between the fat that grows bacteria and start to stink like rotten milk.

being a doctor must be bitter, the people who walk the difficult path towards it do it because they believe they can help people be healthy while getting rich. meanwhile they get rich by keeping fat retards alive who exist to be in conflict.

bitches i found something nice for you. i watched this interview with a black vegan so i instantly thought of you and cut out this piece where he talks about his favorite food for your enjoyment, so that you too can experience enjoyment for once.

in case yall smelly people want to watch something nice, here is a documentary 90minutes about a hand full of standard diet murican eaters who try going raw vegan for 30 days trying to reverse their diabetes.

is interesting to see the cluelessness of the normies about what is possible with the right kind of food and also their inner addict shining through the cracks. as fellow clueless people, this might be relevant to your clueless life.

https://archive.org/details/simply-raw-reversing-diabetes-in-30-days

is so funny to me to see the fatties walk into a room and see tables full of raw vegan food for the first time and how unattractive it looks to those trained marketing victims from the conveyorbelt.

talmbout burger made from raw nuts is nasty, but it's not nasty. it can be made into so many tasty things.

sesame paste is such a mircale, so is the banana or the grape. oooh bitches it is so good, this morning i had ice cream made from raspberry, grape and strawberry and i poured over a sauce made from banana, pecan nuts, sesame paste and lime. you probably boiled water in the kettle to pour over your instant ramen or your meat from the can.

the documentary shows this inner drama and conflict that a detox like that can draw out of a person. this chocolate colored whale got emotional and cried when her blood sugar number got higher while the number of the other participants went down. it was no big deal, her numbers improved shortly after but she cried and almost quit. the process of detoxification has an emotional component to it.

during my early juicefasts the craving for bread became very loud in my head. i can't tell you if this was the best way to deal with it but what i did was watch cooking videos all day to satisfy my mind while i would continue not to eat it. this helped me endure it when it was difficult.

i guess yall unfortunates and second class citizens have no way of knowing this because you never dared to try something like it but when you start eating better then some component of your emotional prison would have to give so that steam would be able to escape.

some people are so married to their pet negative emotions. their depression has a mind of it's own and it just wants to stay alife and fights for it and if a person doesn't understand it, then how can the person even be ready to defend once the depression starts to fight. if you understand the depression then you can predict their punches and kicks. then it is easy to dodge and dance around them with effortlessness.

and then other people just drink beer and watch sports.

she says her mind is clearer after a few days of raw because how would she ever know what reliable normal brain function feels like when her body is a balloon that collects toxic metabolic waste that has no way to escape her body in any reasonable amount of time.

she is such an addict, she walks to a store and sniffs the boxes 🤣

this dude stopped the 30 day challenge halfway through because he felt dizzy and woozy and threw up. he is pretty old already, maybe a gentler, slower, more gradual approach would have been less uncomfortable. it can be uncomfortable but it is just the body cleaning itself after decades of poor management. my guess is that they did informed him about how nasty the detoxification process can become.

some people have this false pride that makes this feeling of correcting a mistake unbearable to them because they identify with their mistake so much that it became part of their personality. identification and addiction are not that different.

"hey you are still taking a small portion of insulin, you think you can get off it completely?"

>no because every doctor i ever spoke to me said that i will be on insulin forever.

literally npc behavior. just a programmed human repeating the program.

heh fastfood nignogs enjoying themselves for the first time in their life

heh it finally dawned upon the normies that the doctors (who told them diabetes was incurable) were lying to them.

twas a beautiful documentary and also a nice vacation into simpler, more innocent times since this is from 2009. i'll start recommending this to trapped powerless brainwashed consumer normie box-sniffers such as yourselves so they can at least get a glimpse of a better life that nobody is stopping them from having.