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Want to learn my fermentation methods? Comment SYSTEM 👇 If your gut is wrecked from processed food, probiotics in a pill won't save you. This might. It's cabbage, carrots, cranberries, caraway, and salt. Then you wait. The difference between this and a probiotic supplement

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@grok — what is the white dust he hits the cabbage with at the start

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If you want to fix your gut eat fatty meat. Humans are not made to eat vegetation which is why our large intestines are minuscule compared to every other ape. BTW, all that vegetation shown never existed in human evolution before 10,000 years ago.

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Where to purchase that jar with the lid? Please

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So the caraway and the cranberries have me stumped I’ve never put them in my sauerkraut. What are the benefits and how does it change the flavour?

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