Fermented Food

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Sauerkraut does have a lot of health benefits as a fermented food. I prefer kimchi personally but everyone should be eating more fermented food.

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Hi all, I've been fermenting for a while, with lots of success. Mostly been making carrot sticks with chilly and garlic, or sauerkraut. Recently I had some leftover cabbage that had been standing for a while, so I decided to chop it finely, mix with grated carrot, 2% salt, and ferment as usual. But I was in a hurry, so I placed it in a warm area (28° C) for a day, and then to a cooler area for a few days after that. Today I decided to taste it. It smelled mostly fine, and tasted mostly fine too, though not as tasty as my ferments that have garlic and chilly. It was however EXTREMELY FIZZY, like twice as fizzy as the fizziest soft drink, I thought this was fine, and ate about 3 spoons worth and then put it back. I normally eat a very large amount of fermented foods daily, around half a cup of sauerkraut, and have had no issues, but about 8 hours after ingesting these 3 spoons, I got a fever, headache,and started vomiting a lot. I tried to stay hydrated but would puke up even 2 sips of water within minutes. So I decided to just wait a few hours before trying again. I've now been able to consume some water again, but still have a fever and headache. Should I be more worried than with normal food poisoning? Or can I just wait it out and treat myself as I would in such a case. Edit: After reading the comments, I'm doubtful that it was the ferment, but I probably will throw it out anyway, and start again. Thanks for all the feedback! submitted by /u/RemoteBluebird9872 to r/fermentation [link] [comments]

I've been trying to improve my gut health with foods that are generally considered good for the microbiome (apple, oats, sauerkraut, artichoke etc etc) and I noticed that most of them make me feel worse - they often make me bloated and mess up my bowel movements. I don't know what to do, what's wrong with me? For context: I've done a microbiome stool test a few years ago and I can't for the life of me remember specifics but I do know that the specialist said that for me specifically, too much fiber and some other stuff is not beneficial (stuff that is otherwise considered beneficial like apple pektin, kefir and inulin). Also something about not enough Lactobacillus and too much methanogen or something like that? Anyway so I tried to follow that but I didn't feel much better. The only thing I still strictly follow is no dairy. Fast forward to now and I decided I'd try to follow the "generally healthy" rule again. My thinking was: maybe my microbiome has changed since then and slowly, cautiously I can get my gut used to the "good foods". But (especially fermented vegetables) don't seem to go well with me. Probiotics also make me feel worse, so I stopped taking those. I used to be more or less regular but now it's alternating between diarrhea and constipation. My question is 1; why could this be, is my microbiome really that different? How come all the good pro- and prebiotics that should work (and do work for most people) make me feel worse? And 2; is there a way to "force" my gut to gradually get used to these things? Should I just be patient and keep trying these foods in moderation? Has anyone experienced something like this? submitted by /u/cloudyy32 to r/Microbiome [link] [comments]

This got removed from r/baking for some reason and someone commented and told me to put it here soooo.. I made a chocolate bar!! Swipe to the end to see her in all her full glory Bought my cacao pod, fermented the beans for 4 days, roasted them for 2 hours, winnowed them (cracked the shells and took out the actual cacao) took me THREE hours , ground them into cacao powder, mixed with milk powder, ginger, brown sugar and melted cacao butter, mixed that in a food processor, tempered it, put it in moulds and let it set in the fridge for ~an hour and now i have four delicious door shaped chocolate bars!! And theyre so delicious!! im so pleased w myself submitted by /u/Spiritual-Article682 to r/BeAmazed [link] [comments]

I made a chocolate bar!! Bought my cacao pod, fermented the beans for 4 days, roasted them for 2 hours, winnowed them (cracked the shells and took out the actual cacao) took me THREE hours , ground them into cacao powder, mixed with milk powder, ginger, brown sugar and melted cacao butter, mixed that in a food processor, tempered it, put it in moulds and let it set in the fridge for ~an hour and now i have four delicious door shaped chocolate bars!! And theyre so delicious!! im so pleased w myself submitted by /u/Spiritual-Article682 to r/fermentation [link] [comments]

I made a chocolate bar!! Bought my cacao pod, fermented the beans for 4 days, roasted them for 2 hours, winnowed them (cracked the shells and took out the actual cacao) took me THREE hours 😖, ground them into cacao powder, mixed with milk powder, ginger, brown sugar and melted cacao butter, mixed that in a food processor, tempered it, put it in moulds and let it set in the fridge for ~an hour and now i have four delicious door shaped chocolate bars 🥹🥹theyre so delicious and im so pleased w myself submitted by /u/Spiritual-Article682 to r/chocolate [link] [comments]

I am genuinely curious. Acetaldehyde damages our bodies & potentially our DNA when broken down this I understand, but why is it not so much a problem in ripe fruit & other sources which are usually considered "healthy"? submitted by /u/Skullkan6 to r/explainlikeimfive [link] [comments]

I've tried fermented shark. It is illegal in Germany. I also did not like it. To me it tasted like a fishy eraser. submitted by /u/OrganicA1Bullsteak to r/AskTheWorld [link] [comments]

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I started small — just a spoonful of sauerkraut here and there, then some kefir and yogurt. Within a few weeks my bloating dropped, bathroom habits got way more regular, and the constant “heavy gut” feeling was gone. Didn’t expect it to be this simple. All the expensive probiotics I tried before never did half of what actual fermented food did. Now I crave the tangy stuff every day. submitted by /u/an-apple-a-year to r/fermentation [link] [comments]

Fermented foods are one of the most natural and powerful secrets to living longer, and most people don’t even realize it. These ancient, living foods are filled with beneficial bacteria that do more than help digestion. They boost your immune system, reduce inflammation, improve your brain, and even help your body stay young at the cellular level. If you’re serious about slowing down aging and preventing disease, fermented foods belong on your plate every single day. Your gut is like the control center of your health. It affects your mood, your metabolism, your energy, your skin, and even how fast you age. As we grow older, our gut bacteria become weaker and less diverse, which opens the door to inflammation, disease, and faster aging. But fermented foods help fix that. They refill your body with good bacteria and help bring balance back to your microbiome. And when your gut is happy, your whole body works better. There’s even strong science behind it. A 2021 Stanford study found that eating more fermented foods boosted gut diversity, lowered 19 major inflammation markers, and improved signs of healthy aging. These aren’t just small changes — these are deep shifts in how your body functions. Fermented foods help clean up the inside of your body, keeping your cells running smoothly and protecting them from damage that would normally make you age faster. These foods also support something called autophagy, the process where your body cleans up old or broken cells to make space for healthier ones. This is key to slowing aging and staying youthful. They reduce oxidative stress, which is one of the biggest drivers of aging, and help your body absorb more nutrients from other foods you eat. That means fermented foods don’t just help on their own — they make the rest of your diet work better, too. The amazing part is that almost every long-living culture on Earth has a special fermented food. Koreans have kimchi. The Japanese eat miso and natto. Germans have sauerkraut. Eastern Europeans drink kefir. These traditions existed long before science could explain why, but now we know — fermented foods protect life. They were right all along. So what are the best ones to eat? Kimchi is loaded with probiotics and powerful spices that support immunity. Sauerkraut is simple but full of vitamins and live bacteria. Yogurt and kefir rebuild your gut with live cultures. Tempeh and miso are great plant proteins that help balance hormones and support brain function. Natto might be strong in flavor, but it’s high in vitamin K2, which keeps your bones and heart young. And unpasteurized pickles? They’re delicious and healing. It’s incredibly easy to start. Just a few spoons of kimchi, a serving of yogurt, or a sip of kefir daily can begin to shift your microbiome toward better health. Add them to meals you already eat — in a sandwich, alongside rice, in soups, or as a snack. These foods don’t just add flavor, they add life. They’re cheap, widely available, and surprisingly easy to love once you give them a try. Fermented foods aren’t a trend — they’re a return to something ancient and wise. They work with your body, not against it. They bring life back into your gut, your cells, and your years. If you want to protect your body, stay sharp, and live a longer, healthier life, just start with one fermented food a day. That tiny step might help you live years longer. submitted by /u/GarifalliaPapa to r/immortalists [link] [comments]

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