SmellySperm:
African wonder.
Nairaland babes sneaking to this thread..

Beloved3:
It's still safer to cook the meat.
Meats get easily contaminated and the risk of food poisoning is high with raw meat consumption. There are safer and better practices to have full and healthy hairs.

JackDaAlienz:

There are reputable restaurants that have very clean standards that serve this dish.
It is not bought in local markets like in Nigeria where flies perch on them.
Ethiopian has very clean procedure for feeding the cow or ram healthy food before killing for consumption

JackDaAlienz:
Ethopian women are known for their unique beauty clear skin and long full afro.
The seceret lies in a traditional Ethiopian dish called KITFO

This is a national delicacy which involves raw beef and pepper sauce.
It is eaten by hand and considered a national meal, which Ethiopians can not do without.
Its history can be traced back to the Ethiopian civil war, when it's people resorted to eating their meats raw due to lack of cooking fire or fuel during the civil war.

Ever since then it has become the nation's favorite dish. But a recent cliam made by an ethopian diaspora media group says eating raw meat gives has proven to Increase testosterone in women giving them high sexual libido
The biotin found in raw meat gives women good long hair, and strong bones. They further elaborated that this is evident in how radiant and beautiful their women look. Ethopians are known for their curly long and full afro hair all thanks to raw meat.

For men it increases hair growth, strong immunity and high sexual stamina
Eating raw meat has many health benefits that you can't get by cooking raw meat..
Kitfo is considered more healthy than supplements.
Reason is that Natural elements and vitamins and proteins in meat are broken down and reduce when raw meat is boiled in high temperature.
So ethopians eat the raw meat instead of boiling it, in order to absorb all the raw nutrients in the meat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fscBDxLniM

PhilSeth:
E get anything wet women no dey chop?
The one wey request for John head for Bible, watin you think say she need am for?
Massager
I'm sure na jollof rice with grilled skull she chop that day.

Beloved3:


It doesn't matter. Meat supply in advanced countries often gets recalled from stores due to the presence of salmonela, ecoli and other dangerous bacteria.

The safest means of meat consumption remains cooking.

https://www.iamat.org/country/ethiopia/food-and-water-safety#

JackDaAlienz:

Meat supply takes days to transport to states and places. That time is enough for bacteria to grow
Kitfo meat are killed on the spot and srrved. Fresh meat not delayedeat supply

KingDash:
wow.. no wonder white people hair long.

LienwaltAbel:

And who tell you say white people dey chop raw meat? If una like make Una dey rub nonsense on top head dey go, even if you chop raw chicken meat you go still get patch patch hair with receding hairline

Beloved3:
It's still safer to cook the meat.
Meats get easily contaminated and the risk of food poisoning is high with raw meat consumption. There are safer and better practices to have full and healthy hairs.

KingDash:
bro I was been sarcastic, all this shit don't work that's why we africans are backward.

laughitall:
that’s why u are bald .. I too know Nigeria people

Beloved3:


Lol Boanergers or whatever that your yahoo yahoo name is again, so the Ethiopians that eat raw meat are not bald?

Beloved3:


What is lol? No worry Elijah, I'll send you a friend request on facebook we'll continue the conversation there.

Beloved3:


What is your name then? Timilehin Adande? Boy don't play with me. Let's just assume you didn't quote me with a silly response to my earlier post as you go around doing on nairaland. I'll edit my posts and take out your details. Peace.

Beloved3:


It doesn't matter. Meat supply in advanced countries often gets recalled from stores due to the presence of salmonela, ecoli and other dangerous bacteria.

The safest means of meat consumption remains cooking.

https://www.iamat.org/country/ethiopia/food-and-water-safety#