Humanofort = Balut

[myosin]

"What the heck is 'balut'?" Any Filipino/a's here? They'll know. As I look at the ingrediants more (and the proposed benefits) I realized that Humanofort is essentially a Philippino food in pill form

Humanofort is taken from chicken embryo's right?

Balut is a chicken egg that is cooked like a hard boiled egg but with one main difference- the timing of the boiling... they are hard boiled while the chick is in the embryo stage. When you crack it open, it's a hodge-podge of chicken parts: partly developed head, maybe some small feathers, some yolk, etc. Sounds and looks disgusting but many Filipino's love it (my wife is a Filipina).

So what's my point?
1) Many Filipino's talk of the proposed benefits of eating balut: increased sex drive, better joints

2) If you are ever on the West Coast where there are a lot of Filipino's and you've run out of Humanofort, buy some balut! haha

 

[myosin]

Picture of balut

Nice, huh?

 

[HawaiiMuscle]

Vietnamese and Tai people use quail eggs. From what I remember the chick was in the finally stages of development, and I don't think they boiled it, just ate it raw. Pretty wild! I had an opportunity to try it once, but had to pass, lol.

 

[Ness]

I wonder what flavor LBA goes best to wash it down with?

 

[Dangkolo]

I wonder what flavor LBA goes best to wash it down with?

Soy sauce and vinager.........Mmmmm delicous!

 

[Dangkolo]

"What the heck is 'balut'?" Any Filipino/a's here? They'll know. As I look at the ingrediants more (and the proposed benefits) I realized that Humanofort is essentially a Philippino food in pill form

Humanofort is taken from chicken embryo's right?

Balut is a chicken egg that is cooked like a hard boiled egg but with one main difference- the timing of the boiling... they are hard boiled while the chick is in the embryo stage. When you crack it open, it's a hodge-podge of chicken parts: partly developed head, maybe some small feathers, some yolk, etc. Sounds and looks disgusting but many Filipino's love it (my wife is a Filipina).

So what's my point?
1) Many Filipino's talk of the proposed benefits of eating balut: increased sex drive, better joints

2) If you are ever on the West Coast where there are a lot of Filipino's and you've run out of Humanofort, buy some balut! haha

Balut is Duck eggs, Chamorro's eat the Chicken egg........Also when you cook these chicken eggs they are cooked in an outside kitchen because some eggs are rotton and pop and smell soooooooogoooood! hahaha!

 

[myosin]

Duck egg, that's right

Balut is Duck eggs, Chamorro's eat the Chicken egg........Also when you cook these chicken eggs they are cooked in an outside kitchen because some eggs are rotton and pop and smell soooooooogoooood! hahaha!

I forgot, that's right- the vendors walk through the street in the PI yelling, "Baluuuuuuut, baluuuuuuut."

Anyhow, interstingly enough, one of the reason I also posted this was because I remember the first time eating this actually feeling more energized the next day (although I don't think I would keep it in my regular arsenal of "supplements" )

 

[Fa Seeshus]

balut is usually stacked with san miguel.

 

[samiam]

i visited the Philippines once. Balut was a chicken egg that was in the incubator for either 18 or 21 days I think.

I tried it. It was NOT boiled. The juice around the "chick" was the nasty part. The rest of it... well, it tasted like chicken.

The feathers and beak were still pretty soft. Yummy.

 

[myosin]

i visited the Philippines once. Balut was a chicken egg that was in the incubator for either 18 or 21 days I think.

I tried it. It was NOT boiled. The juice around the "chick" was the nasty part. The rest of it... well, it tasted like chicken.

The feathers and beak were still pretty soft. Yummy.

Haha, I just asked my Filipina wife, they are boiled which is actually why they have that juice (I don't understand that, but she should know )

Yeah, it can be a bit unnerving at first, especially drinking the juice!

 

[myosin]

Vietnamese and Tai people use quail eggs. From what I remember the chick was in the finally stages of development, and I don't think they boiled it, just ate it raw. Pretty wild! I had an opportunity to try it once, but had to pass, lol.

Raw... WOAH

 

[samiam]

Haha, I just asked my Filipina wife, they are boiled which is actually why they have that juice (I don't understand that, but she should know )

Yeah, it can be a bit unnerving at first, especially drinking the juice!

Strange....

but like you said she should know!

I'm sure they told me about it but I was zoned in on not throwing up!

 

[myosin]

You nailed it...

Strange....

but like you said she should know!

I'm sure they told me about it but I was zoned in on not throwing up!

It's completely psychological!

 

[taba]

Been to P.I. many times. My login, if you know what it means, is Filipino. We have a local flea market where I live that has a Filipino stand that offers balut. They claim it is the natural viagra. I tried it. It was very good. I could see the head of the chick as I broke the end of the egg open. The liquid, which you drink first, taste like chicken broth and the chick inside was soft. The only thing I didn't like are the feathers. Once I chewed everything down all that was left was a bunch of feathers between my teeth. Hey, its way better than those salty 1,000 year old eggs!

 

[myosin]

Been to P.I. many times. My login, if you know what it means, is Filipino. We have a local flea market where I live that has a Filipino stand that offers balut. They claim it is the natural viagra. I tried it. It was very good. I could see the head of the chick as I broke the end of the egg open. The liquid, which you drink first, taste like chicken broth and the chick inside was soft. The only thing I didn't like are the feathers. Once I chewed everything down all that was left was a bunch of feathers between my teeth. Hey, its way better than those salty 1,000 year old eggs!

"Fat" haha

 

[taba]

"Fat" haha

Yep! My wife nicked named me Taba when we first got married. Filipinos have regular snacks between there Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Its called Merianda. Its a great socializer. I was eating like crazy but not working out. I was called chubby at work. It confuses many Filipinos when they hear my name. They say," your not fat" why are you called Taba?

 

[HawaiiMuscle]

Raw... WOAH

I apologize for my ignorance...I just spoke with a vietnamese friend of mine and its boil duck egg or chicken egg, lol. She said duck eggs are preferred becasue there sweeter...whatever that means...lol.

 

[cpesloco]

Ultimate fighter Philipe had some sent to him this season. Almost the whole group ate them and everyone seemed to actually enjoy it despite the nasty look they had. They were boiled duck eggs on the show.

Just looks disgusting.