Hiya, Cherie here. About butter

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  • #398416

    Travis Polsfut
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    Why do we need grass fed butter? Aren’t all dairy cows grass fed?

    #398417

    Melvin McLain
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    All dairy cattle get some grass (or hay), but they’re usually heavily supplemented with grain to increase milk production.

    Butter from totally grass fed cattle is supposed to have a better omega-3 to omega-6 ratio, and thus be more healthy.

    But it won’t make any difference in weight loss (other than your wallet). 😀

    #398432

    Spatz
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    ^ agreed. No one says (besides the crazy bulletproof guy…) that you NEED to have grass fed butter.

    Eat whatever butter you enjoy and that works for your wallet. I enjoy Kerrygold’s taste, but I usually get Buy For Less’s off brand. 🙂

    #398447

    Travis Polsfut
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    Thanks, I thought only cows for butchering were fattened up with grains….had no idea that they did that with milking cows.

    #398448

    Travis Polsfut
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    Thanks, so far I can’t find it anywhere but the health food store and the price is crazy.

    #398747

    Robert Haas
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    I disagree about making a fat loss difference. Make not make a huge difference but it does make a difference. I guess that puts me in the crazy guy category but who cares.
    It’s about CLA content: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/grass-fed-butter/#axzz3iybHbNDK

    If it’s out of your budget then just use coconut oil or stick with regular butter. It’s better then vegetable oils for cooking and margarine for spreads.

    The eyes can't see what the mind doesn't understand.

    #398762

    Jenelle Brewer
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    I guess that puts me in the crazy guy category but who cares.

    Lol, Rob — you so crazy! 😀 Seriously, made me laugh this morning. Thanks. 🙂

    FWIW I prefer Kerrygold also. We get 3-packs at Costco for $7.69 I believe. BUT we don’t eat tons and tons of butter. If we did, I would probably buy the cheaper stuff sometimes, too.

    #398763

    Travis Polsfut
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    Thanks Rob, I have been using the coconut oil and butter, I will have a look at the link.

    #398764

    Travis Polsfut
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    We do have Costco here in Canada, I will see if I can get someone with a membership to grab me some.

    Thanks

    #398778

    Travis Polsfut
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    Interesting article, I already supplement with CLA but the K2 thing is interesting considering my doc just mentioned K in my last visit.

    #398784

    Makoto Tomizawa
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    I could be wrong, but I don’t think supplementation with CLA is necessary (or recommended), especially considering most CLA supplements are derived from plant sources and worthless. I think eating enough red meat, eggs, and healthy fats (not talking about what the USDA would consider “healthy”).

    Training Log: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vuwHRdBaPVILxxLhXly_N1Ys66Hcwk4j-bM7nvKSLrI/edit?usp=sharing

    #398797

    Robert Haas
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    Agree with yre in that CLA supplements are worthless. Vit K2 is good though.

    The eyes can't see what the mind doesn't understand.

    #398835

    Travis Polsfut
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    Thanks, I will leave out the supplement and try the butter and see how that goes. Coming from a natural source will be better.

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