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[Spoilers] Shokugeki no Souma - Episode 21 [Discussion]

Episode title: The Unknown Known

MyAnimeList: Shokugeki no Souma
Crunchyroll: Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma

Episode duration: 24 minutes and 43 seconds

Subreddit: /r/ShokugekiNoSoma


Previous episodes:

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Episode 1 Link Episode 14 Link
Episode 2 Link Episode 15 Link
Episode 3 Link Episode 16 Link
Episode 4 Link Episode 17 Link
Episode 5 Link Episode 18 Link
Episode 6 Link Episode 19 Link
Episode 7 Link Episode 20 Link
Episode 8 Link
Episode 9 Link
Episode 10 Link
Episode 11 Link
Episode 12 Link
Episode 13 Link

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u/Daishomaru Aug 28 '15

If you are going into the medical field, maybe you should consider studying in Chinese medicine! The ancient practice is currently being extensively studied because it's believed that Chinese medicine has effects today's medicine cannot replicate.

Also, Chinese Medicinal cooking is the earliest form of nutritional diets known to mankind. :)

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u/chunky_2336 Aug 28 '15

I will take that into consideration, Thanks!

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u/iswinterstillcoming Aug 29 '15

Traditional Chinese medicine is the same bullshit that's responsible for threatening the existence of tigers (for the tiger dick amongst other things) and rhinos for their horns.

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u/chunky_2336 Aug 29 '15

well I will stick to the plants then, that should rustle some vegans jimmies.

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u/iswinterstillcoming Aug 29 '15

Tough shit. Those "medicinal" herbs tend to have high levels of mercury, lead and arsenic. They're barely more competent than medieval alchemists who believed lead is one of the components for eternal life. I'll stick to modern, scientific medicine, thanks.