Raw meat might make you more NT....

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I did eat raw meat sometimes, I wonder if these social changes I had lately was due to this parasite.... O_o

Related:

http://www.rdos.net/eng/asperger.htm

"Supplements of L-carnosine, carnitine and taurine, that is naturally occurring in a high-meat diet, has positive effects on autistic children. Interestingly the therapeutic dose of L-Carnosine would be present in a diet whose main source of calories was meat."

That might explain why my people are so frigging social....

I have to be a caveman in order to be social? *sigh*

Believe it or not, I have noticed this effect from taking creatine. I do attribute a boost in my mental capabilities to this food supplement, and I had the feeling that I was somehow a little more certain with other people around. Weird, huh? I will include my signature to this post, as it seems rather fitting

Great news, if your special interest is wolves.

Wolftard ate raw meat.

Who?

Wolftard, don't you know Wolftard??

No but he sounds amusing

I'd love to try raw meat I mean if you can eat fish raw why not other meat. . It's just the fact. . . Am positive If I try it I'll die or turn into Hannibal lector

I'll stick with Rare meat.

It looks like a pejorative nickname for Wolfheart.

*searches obsessively though Wolfheart's post history to find out if he ever said anything about eating raw meat, therefore confirming theory about Wolftard/Wolfheart relation*

That's what I thought, though I find it hard to believe anyone finds that fellow a "tard" in any way

Indeed. Besides, searching for "wolfheart raw meat" in the forum search returns only 5 results, none of them relevant to my investigation. And I am not interested in doing anything that require more work than inputting "wolfheart raw meat" in the forum search.

I hereby declare this investigation closed. The findings are: no relation between Wolftard and Wolfheart due to lack of evidence.

The title of the article says "raw steak" to make a "caveman" joke, but the article talks about "undercooked meat". That's different.

But you can eat carpaccio if you want to try raw meat in a "civilized way".

I ate uncooked hotdogs a lot when I was little due to my Asp[ieness of being a picky eater & I showed lots of the other autism signs so I don't think raw hot-dogs made me more NT; if anything it was more autistic because I had some bad meltdowns when I wanted them & my parents wouldn't give them to me.

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