My HA Business

[Cornfed]

If it works, this is perfect. The products are created for free. The information provided is probably better than average and people are more likely to take the advice because they are paying for it. Therefore the customers get to be less fat and stupid-looking with minimal time and money invested and I get to live free outside of a whorporate job in Feminaziland. Everyone wins.

Everyone should have such a business, but in the meantime you can support mine by spreading the link far and wide.

https://dietfitnessbasics.com/

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

I wish you luck. Hopefully you will get out of your whorporate New Zealand job. Whorporate America is just as vile and full of stupid coolies. In case of New Zealand do they do affirmative action program for the Maori?

[Cornfed]

I wish you luck. Hopefully you will get out of your whorporate New Zealand job. Whorporate America is just as vile and full of stupid coolies. In case of New Zealand do they do affirmative action program for the Maori?

I'm long since out of my NZ whorporate job. Yes, there are aa jobs for Maoris, but that is a bit less objectionable in the case of Maori men in that they are actually good at some of the jobs they get. Giving all the jobs to females and foreigners is what really sucks.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

I wish you luck. Hopefully you will get out of your whorporate New Zealand job. Whorporate America is just as vile and full of stupid coolies. In case of New Zealand do they do affirmative action program for the Maori?

I'm long since out of my NZ whorporate job. Yes, there are aa jobs for Maoris, but that is a bit less objectionable in the case of Maori men in that they are actually good at some of the jobs they get. Giving all the jobs to females and foreigners is what really sucks.

That sucks. Same as America except they also like to hire homosexuals/transgenders and coolies too. I know this British programmer guy working for Wall Street, but he is in the process of being replaced by some coolie straight from India because much cheaper. Well best of luck on your business. Your site looks decent. You might want to hire some SEO people to get your site on google and sell your ebooks on Amazon like Winston is doing. Much easier to deploy your products on an existing platforms like Amazon and ebay.

[GerardButler]

Blah, stupid. The problem is that many people select a diet that doesn't suit their **gut microbiome**.

https://culturewhiz.org/forum/topic/gut ... nd-disease

[Cornfed]

Blah, stupid. The problem is that many people select a diet that doesn't suit their **gut microbiome**.

https://culturewhiz.org/forum/topic/gut ... nd-disease

Is there a "gut microbiome diet"? I'll do a e-book on that.

[Shemp]

You need to fix the link to YouTube so it brings up the mobile site (m.youtube.com) if appropriate. I'm on smartphone and got sent to www.youtube.com and then had to manually edit the URL to get things to display properly.

More importantly, why is the Mediterranean diet only for women?

[Tsar]

Blah, stupid. The problem is that many people select a diet that doesn't suit their **gut microbiome**.

https://culturewhiz.org/forum/topic/gut ... nd-disease

Is there a "gut microbiome diet"? I'll do a e-book on that.

Yes, there's a gut microbiome and it's very important, just like PAG (@GerardButler) mentions, and certain foods are very important. Prebotic and Probiotic foods are very important. Onions are an excellent food for the gut microbiome and they detox the body.

[gsjackson]

Blah, stupid. The problem is that many people select a diet that doesn't suit their **gut microbiome**.

https://culturewhiz.org/forum/topic/gut ... nd-disease

Is there a "gut microbiome diet"? I'll do a e-book on that.

Yes, there's a gut microbiome and it's very important, just like PAG (@GerardButler) mentions, and certain foods are very important. Prebotic and Probiotic foods are very important. Onions are an excellent food for the gut microbiome and they detox the body.

Hence me eating raw herring with raw onions about twice a week for the last few years. Very healthy.

I spent the summer of 2019 in Poland and Glasgow. Towards the end of that period I started to get a slight pain in the left abdomen and a bit of constipation, which could be just about anything. Attempting some self diagnosis along the lines of what was different, I realized that I had not had any onions, which were a staple of my diet, all summer. So I got some onions and in two days the pain was gone.

Cornfed, how did you get the rights to market these books?

[Cornfed]

Cornfed, how did you get the rights to market these books?

I created and edited these books with the assistance of the new AI technology. Hence they are a good summary of the popular wisdom on the topics.

[Cornfed]

More importantly, why is the Mediterranean diet only for women?

I chose to target the particular groups that the diets most appeal to. That way when I have a lot of these e-books, everyone will be able to look down the list and think a book is just right for them. Also, since I'm using AI to assist writing these, it will make the books more unique, whereas they otherwise might be a little generic.

[gsjackson]

Can you explain a bit how the AI works? I don't have a clue.

I like the idea pretty well. Don't rely on HA for any circulation to speak of. Go to sites with lots of people with a self improvement bent.

[Cornfed]

Can you explain a bit how the AI works? I don't have a clue.

I have a method where I ask the AI for ideas on diets and such, get it to suggest topics and subtopics and who they might appeal to and then get it to write the stuff with my tweaking. I don't want to completely reveal the method.

I like the idea pretty well. Don't rely on HA for any circulation to speak of. Go to sites with lots of people with a self improvement bent.

Yeah, obviously. Hopefully I'll think of a new and brilliant method of getting traffic.

[GerardButler]

Blah, stupid. The problem is that many people select a diet that doesn't suit their **gut microbiome**.

https://culturewhiz.org/forum/topic/gut ... nd-disease

Is there a "gut microbiome diet"? I'll do a e-book on that.

Yes, there's a gut microbiome and it's very important, just like PAG (@GerardButler) mentions, and certain foods are very important. Prebotic and Probiotic foods are very important. Onions are an excellent food for the gut microbiome and they detox the body.

Hence me eating raw herring with raw onions about twice a week for the last few years. Very healthy.

I spent the summer of 2019 in Poland and Glasgow. Towards the end of that period I started to get a slight pain in the left abdomen and a bit of constipation, which could be just about anything. Attempting some self diagnosis along the lines of what was different, I realized that I had not had any onions, which were a staple of my diet, all summer. So I got some onions and in two days the pain was gone.

Cornfed, how did you get the rights to market these books?

Most likely acquired stomach-infecting bacteria similar to H. pylori. Many individuals carrying the bacteria will exhibit no symptoms. If you don’t have any bipolar symptoms, I could say it is just the above… maybe E coli etc. In the Republic of Georgia and the majority of European countries, a comprehensive system review costs approximately $300. After experiencing abdominal distress in Ukraine (the country is polluted), I purchased a whole system check and an endoscope for an additional $100. Six physicians worked on my case. You are designated an English-speaking "manager" who works for the specialist and connects you with him or her. All exams are administered on the same day because everything is located in the same building. Each test takes between 20 and 45 minutes and produces immediate results. Everything took roughly six hours, including pauses for refreshments. Blood results were returned within a few hours. The endoscope results were obtained after approximately three days of additional research under supervision. As one of the world's leading pathologists, I am more knowledgeable than they are about maladies and the human body, so was able to offer insights that they never heard before. The specialists then reconvene to discuss your case and provide you with a conclusive diagnosis and recommendation based on a holistic perspective.

Turns out I did not have H. pylori, but lacked certain gut flora for fats that were causing inflammation. Took some probiotics to counter all the pollutions I had encountered in third world countries. If your gut bacteria aren’t triggering your body to store too much fat, the fat just goes through you and it’s much better than the high carbs that your body tends to convert to cholesterol for storage… additionally, carbs tend to feed bacteria that then produce their own cholesterol and that tends to be the initiator for damage causing inflammation in cardiovascular diseases.

~Dr PAG

[Tsar]

Is there a "gut microbiome diet"? I'll do a e-book on that.

Yes, there's a gut microbiome and it's very important, just like PAG (@GerardButler) mentions, and certain foods are very important. Prebotic and Probiotic foods are very important. Onions are an excellent food for the gut microbiome and they detox the body.

Hence me eating raw herring with raw onions about twice a week for the last few years. Very healthy.

I spent the summer of 2019 in Poland and Glasgow. Towards the end of that period I started to get a slight pain in the left abdomen and a bit of constipation, which could be just about anything. Attempting some self diagnosis along the lines of what was different, I realized that I had not had any onions, which were a staple of my diet, all summer. So I got some onions and in two days the pain was gone.

Cornfed, how did you get the rights to market these books?

Most likely acquired stomach-infecting bacteria similar to H. pylori. Many individuals carrying the bacteria will exhibit no symptoms. If you don’t have any bipolar symptoms, I could say it is just the above… maybe E coli etc. In the Republic of Georgia and the majority of European countries, a comprehensive system review costs approximately $300. After experiencing abdominal distress in Ukraine (the country is polluted), I purchased a whole system check and an endoscope for an additional $100. Six physicians worked on my case. You are designated an English-speaking "manager" who works for the specialist and connects you with him or her. All exams are administered on the same day because everything is located in the same building. Each test takes between 20 and 45 minutes and produces immediate results. Everything took roughly six hours, including pauses for refreshments. Blood results were returned within a few hours. The endoscope results were obtained after approximately three days of additional research under supervision. As one of the world's leading pathologists, I am more knowledgeable than they are about maladies and the human body, so was able to offer insights that they never heard before. The specialists then reconvene to discuss your case and provide you with a conclusive diagnosis and recommendation based on a holistic perspective.

Turns out I did not have H. pylori, but lacked certain gut flora for fats that were causing inflammation. Took some probiotics to counter all the pollutions I had encountered in third world countries. If your gut bacteria aren’t triggering your body to store too much fat, the fat just goes through you and it’s much better than the high carbs that your body tends to convert to cholesterol for storage… additionally, carbs tend to feed bacteria that then produce their own cholesterol and that tends to be the initiator for damage causing inflammation in cardiovascular diseases.

~Dr PAG

That's very useful information. Carbs, especially from grains, add to weight gain and inflammation, which is why I believe in minimizing carbs.

I think that PAG is the most helpful doctor and a real medical expert on this forum. It's great to have intelligent people posting on the forum. It really improves the quality.

Carbs are definitely harmful for health and overall self-development in getting a great body. People who want a six pack and a great body must minimize carbs from grains, processed sugars, snacks, empty calories, and consume alcohol infrequently.