Yes. Much better. Especially when using the oxygen absorbers.
You can even get different mil thickness of the bags, so there's even less flow of air over time and less resistant to puncture.
I try to stock up on canned meats and freeze dried meats, since protein is a bit hard to acquire sometimes. I'm not sure about protein powder, it's just never been something that I found effective in my use, but it's an option that should be easy to bulk up and store for awhile.
I've always had a chicken or the egg question with that kind of stuff. Part of me does wonder if it's from eating too much, maybe genetic and another part of me thinks that guys need to start acting like men and maybe trying doing some work with less complaining, getting married and staying very active in the bedroom even if things get a bit weird.
Very good cooking method. I really got into that a decade ago and made my own back before they were everywhere, but there's something about fire and meat that I just like more than perfectly controlled cooking. Though it is absolutely wonderfully prepared.
I always like I think it's called Backwoodsman, but I might be mistaken, but there are a few others that are great reading with lots of easy DIY stuff.
I think you nailed it. In 1948, the average T level in a 30yo male was 2500. Today a normal T level is 500-800. We are making sissies. I say this with care and love, not sarcasm or hate. No wonder they are confused. Sit, stand, crawl to pee. LOL
I love the DIY stuff!! Hydro power, wind, solar projects. Bug in, bug out. It's all fun.
My Dad went through Prostate cancer. All his papers are stamped "agent orange", so far he has hit every branch on the way down. I felt awful for him when he had to do the T suppression therapy. He decided to stop the therapy and let the body regulate, much better now. He can lift his arms over his head again, likes to shoot again, etc. I still won't let him lift and work like he used to at my shop.
Yea, my dad went through the suppression therapy, watched his diet, had his prostate removed, etc, etc. He was in his mid 60s. Back then they didn't do followup radiation or chemo - so 20 years later the cancer came back and killed him. Males in my family generally go from heart attacks - which seems to me to be far better than what he went through. *shudder*
My dda surgery was about 7yrs ago, it was a robotic surgery with cryo treatment immediately afterward. He never did radiation but did do 5 rds of chemo (that alone is a butt kicker). The treatment today is way better than even 7yrs ago. Success rate is higher and the ability to "perform" is usually maintained now if the whole enchilada is not infected.
