A raw uncooked chicken breast cut out on chopping boarding. Picture: Unsplash
A raw food diet content creator, ‘Mason: Real Health Coach’ (@raw.wellness.co) from Australia has left netizens speechless after sharing his outrageous weight-loss tip.
According to the content creator from down under, “Tapeworm is nature’s ozempic”.
The self-proclaimed health coach took to the social media platform, Instagram, and shared a video of himself devouring raw red meat, chicken and one year old rotten kangaroo.
His Instagram page also consists of videos of him making his raw meals, which include a variety of dishes namely raw eggs and minced meat, raw chicken ceviche and raw kangaroo.
In defence of his diet and lifestyle choices, the content creator said: “Maturing is realising that cooking meat makes it ‘processed food’.”
Of course, netizens were not too convinced about his eccentric taste.
Commenting on his “tapeworm is nature’s ozempic” video, this is what netizens had to say:
@plshafsastop said: “I genuinely think this is mental illness.”
Another user, @riichh.27, pointed out the dangers of his diet and said: “If you eat raw meat you will get worms and white spots and it will affect your brain , brain disorder dangerous bacteria, type E. coli, Salmonella, Yersinia, etc.”
@insomnesiac said: “Tapeworms are not an easy natural diet solution. They don’t simply consume fat and let you get skinny while eating all you want. They absorb the choicest nutrients and substance of what you eat while also leeching from the muscle lining of your intestinal tract.
“If your immune system detects them and goes inflamed trying to get rid of them, you’ll suffer nausea, pain, cramps, diarrhoea, vomiting, not to mention pass blood in your stool. They can contribute to ulcers and fistulae in the digestive tract as well.”
While @christian.lee.reagan said: “Homie was born with daddy money, couldn’t get attention from that, then had such a lack of personality he had to go full cringe to get the tiniest glimpse of attention in the form of hate how sad.”