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Hot Topics / Re: Daniel Vitalis on cooked meat
« on: October 17, 2011, 02:48:01 am »
Now, of course, cooked foods do not kill instantly, but that does not per se imply adaptation, just that cooked foods are only toxic to a limited extent, nothing more.

    I don't think I started out adapted to cooked meat at all.  I was such a skinny bones before I became veg ... then again I remember getting a vaccine when I was about one year of age and who knows what else made me completely ill adapted to cooked meat.  I've seen other babies that could not tolerate meat (cooked) when their siblings could, but I'm sure they were vaccinated too.

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Health / Re: Can you list other worthwhile health forums?
« on: October 17, 2011, 02:39:09 am »
Geriatric sex is real.

    I know, and that's why I wish women felt more free.  I know geriatric couples, and when the man is not able to perform and doesn't want sex anymore and wants the woman to satisfy herself elsewhere or not, I wish more women felt free to do so; because sometimes these women would want sex, especially if they haven't had all their female organs removed.  Even then of course the man might want it and can't perform and the geriatric woman finds his awkward attempts annoying.  I like the idea of monogamy, but think poliamory or polyandry may work in some culture? I heard it worked well with some native americans.

women do go after the alpha male because he is seen as the stronger man re breeding-stock/DNA, but they know damn well that that type of man is completely unreliable as a protector, so they would rather have an affair with the alpha male, get pregnant from him, and then select a more submissive beta-male  for an "official" relationship who will more reliably look after her

    Yes, I know women in the US who do that, sometimes with terrible lack of anything resembling much ethics (don't care if it hurts the natural father so much). 

PS Then again, nevermind, one particular couple I'm thinking of the natural father was a good provider/protector, she didn't like that he wasn't submissive "enough" toward her ... plus she planned it all along way in advance.

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Well, I suppose that's why they also have a call verification option, so that you can use a landline as well.

    Maybe one of the reasons I was healthy for a time without animal foods is that I had no phone at all for years (or computer, television-appliance, radio).  I doubt anyone on this forum reaches it via internet cafe though, so the land-line option sounds good.  Even if they did, I'm sure you could tell their sincerity if they really wanted to reach the forum. 

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Health / Re: Can you list other worthwhile health forums?
« on: October 16, 2011, 04:45:46 am »
Healthy men cannot fast from sex.

gnolls.org is good! Thanks.

    Nice website.  Thank you.

    That wouldn't be fair.  A man has sex every day with his wife.  Then he suddenly leaves for a business trip.  She suffers without and he finds someone in the city he stays in for the trip?  I can't believe men and women are so different in their needs.  What are women healthier and stronger so they don't need sex and men weak and sickly so they need sex for their health?  Are men spoiled so the have to get so nervous they get an aneurism if they don't get sex all the time? I'm thinking it's probably usually cultural.  I think women tend to be trained to be patient number one, and will be called negative names if they have more sex, while men are congratulated.

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General Discussion / Re: salmon and tuna
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:38:14 pm »
    Some parts of the animal on tuna are fatty.  Salmon has most of the fat by the skin.

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Journals / Re: Sully's Journal
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:34:02 pm »
what is genetic testing?

    http://www.ibdna.com/regions/UK/EN/?page=brazillianIdentity

. Happened with my nephew having a different blood type than my sister (his mom). Causes some troubles. He is older and healthy now.

    I'm happy he is ok now.  Rh (blue) baby?  That would be super scary somewhere everyone always had the same rh type, and suddenly introducing someone to the area of the other type.  They might have no idea what's going on with the baby born blue or how to deal with it.

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Health / Re: Can you list other worthwhile health forums?
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:24:20 pm »
    I don't agree that a man is "getting it somewhere else".  Ok, maybe he "getting it" through porn or who knows what, but not necessarily physically participating in sex acts with other mates, depends on the man and situation.  Sex is healthy for both parties or should be.  I can fast from sex.  Good sex adds to good health though, woman or man. 

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Primal Diet / Re: question on raw milk
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:16:08 pm »
how long will it last at room temperature?
when should i know if i can drink it or throw it? should i put it in the fridge ??

how do i preserve raw milk or it will just turn into high milk or something??

    Keep it in a non porous container, like glass.  Add a little extra cream and a drop of honey.  Keep it in a dark cabinet. 

    You preserve milk by making it into yogurt, kefir, butter and cheese.

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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: Veggies over fruits?
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:12:15 pm »
http://www.backyardnature.net/chiapas/avocado.htm

Wild avocados are very small compared to the stuff you find in stores and in farmer's markets.  I think they are okay for human consumption in very limited amounts, just like honey and other fruits that have been bred to be absurdly large and sweet.

    I don't know, as I've eaten from avocado trees avos that you never see in stores, very large, smooth, green and the flesh a watery flavor/texture but good, if not at all nutty like the haas.  This was not in Chiapas though.

    Also I've found papayas in the forest bigger than large watermelon, that also taste fine.  The fruit on the trees were all odd sizes, much taller trees.  The papayas in stores are all even size and much smaller.

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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Re: Magnesium Intake on RZC
« on: October 15, 2011, 07:02:08 pm »
... Peole like Lex Rooker or my son who are solely depend on entire animals to eat, not just on muscle meat, they usually don't think about magnesium itself. ..

    I find similar.  As a vegetarian I wound up lacking magnesium.  I also lost the ability to meditate.  Large doses of manesium helped, but didn't hold.  With raw animal foods in my diet I no longer exhibit the magnesium deficiency problems and meditate well and easily and my breathing is profoundly better.  I haven't taken magnesium either.  I hear that getting enough raw fat in the diet gets rid of magnesium def symptoms and certain B vitamin def symptoms.

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General Discussion / Re: The Right Way to Eat Glands
« on: October 15, 2011, 05:56:06 pm »
    I've eaten pancreas, thymus, testicle, adrenal, thyroid and a few others.  I would recommend not to eat the whole adrenal at one sitting.  Sometimes I could, and sometimes it threw me into crazily intense albeit short detox.  I think the purines of testicle and thymus made me swell a little.  Fermenting them probably helps.  Everything else I tried was just fine.  I would love to try pituitary and/or hypothalamus, lucky you!  Tell me how they are.

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Journals / Re: Sully's Journal
« on: October 15, 2011, 03:28:08 am »
Yeah I used some acne stuff too once and it failed of course. You know, I would like to actually make  website about acne. Or on my wild foods website. List things that healed on me when I change my diet. Kind of like goodsmaritan/Edwin and how he cured eczema. http://www.curemanual.com/

    That's a great idea!

I am am really interested in researching my bloodline.

    Do genetic testing maybe? When people move around a lot, sometimes they may not know as well where their ancestors came from.

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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Re: Magnesium Intake on RZC
« on: October 15, 2011, 03:23:06 am »
Zero Carbs is extremely difficult to obtain, even eggs have carbs.

    One cup of raw whole fresh eggs contain 30.6 grams of protein, 29.2 mg magnesium, 24.2 grams of fat and 1.9 grams of carbohydrates.  Goat muscle has zero carbohydrates.  Why does it matter to eat only absolute zero carb?  Of course egg has other nutrients.  It makes a whole animal.  Animals have livers which have carbs.  Steak does not a whole animal make in my comprehension.  Does your metabolism run differently if your carb intake is 3.467153284671533 percent of the total grams of macro-nutrients or if your carbs are 1/44.76315789473684th in calories of total macro-nutrients as found in the in eggs over if your carb intake is zero percent?  If so, in what manor?

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Hot Topics / Re: Daniel Vitalis on cooked meat
« on: October 14, 2011, 07:18:41 pm »
    Although the fruit was fibrous and barely edible, I was mostly into fruit anyway, and ate mostly fruit with the rare nut. Nice to have the fruit for kids, rather than candy or other garbage. Lol we Didn't call them wild, but they were different than the almonds you know more than in freshness.

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Hot Topics / Re: Daniel Vitalis on cooked meat
« on: October 14, 2011, 08:19:11 am »
Really wild almonds taste extremely (!) toxic, you have to spit

    Do you have a picture of the extremely toxic tasting almonds, or its fruit or the trees they come from?  The fruit from these almonds are stringy, look like an almondish shaped peach, are semi-edible from my experience and are fairly hard.  You chop them in half with a machete, and there's an very skinny almond inside, same for the whole tree and all the trees pretty much all year round, never fatter almonds.  What are yours like?

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Hot Topics / Re: Daniel Vitalis on cooked meat
« on: October 14, 2011, 01:34:10 am »
Aren´t wild almonds toxic?

    The wild almonds I collected, ate and shared were skinnier than commercial almonds, but otherwise they were exactly the same, only fresher.

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    The first link reminds me of http://www.amazon.com/Survival-into-21st-Century-Planetary/dp/0933278047 this author.  Anne Wigmore loved him when I knew her and she was very uncomfortable about Brian Clements, the guy who has the present Hippocrates Institute.  So I always liked Viktoras.  Even so, he hates meat eaters, so I wouldn't be surprised of someone like him spreading a skewed story that Eskimo diet causes osteoporosis. I doubt it does as Eskimo means someone who eats raw meat, and when I started eating raw meat my jaw widened and my bones got stronger.

    I wasn't there when she birthed her first or any of them, but I met a large family (third world), the mother and all the her (adult) children stated that she was eleven years older than her oldest son.  She and all her children (not their spouses) and their grandchildren were living in the same house still when I met them.  Luckily because of the house size (not big) there weren't many grandchildren yet and her kids had children at much later ages than her. She looked much older than her stated age, and was not on any kind of paleo diet.  Anyway, if one of her children would have started as young as her, 23 would be grandmother age.

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Journals / Re: Sully's Journal
« on: October 13, 2011, 04:51:32 pm »
Thanks I fixed it :)
... Ahh the truth. Proactive and all these companies making money, it's a shame.

    You're welcome.

    I'd rather them make money with a little lotion on the skin than injecting heavy metals, light metals lol formaldehyde, antibiotics to preserve vaccine haha monkey brains, gopher guts, the kitchen sink, accidental contaminants etcetcetc I want to scream!  I would never waste my money on Proactive.  I did try some acne medicines, dermatologists etc as a kid.  Most of the stuff I was completely allergic to.  Still, I'm not too upset they sell it, if I had to pick my battle it would be not injecting abortion extract mumbo jumbo into people.  But yes, genetics don't have to hold anyone in sickness.  We just have different needs than SAD diet to help our skin get as it should be.

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Health / Re: Meningitis vaccine is necessary for raw paleo dieters?
« on: October 13, 2011, 04:42:17 pm »
    If there's a doctor trying to get you, raw, to vaccinate, maybe ask him what I've asked many doctors.  "Do you have your own son(s) and/or daughter(s) given vaccine injections, and if so are they all up to date with the general recommended schedule"?  Almost every time I've asked an M.D. this, they told me their children never get vaccines.  On few occasions the answer is that they are not against vaccines at all, but they are waiting for proof of vaccines, and until then they remain un-vaccinated.  You can have a doctor sign a paper that they personally guarantee the vaccine is healthful, not harmful (make sure there's enough words that it cannot be twisted or misunderstood).  I can almost guarantee any doctor will give up pushing the vaccine on you at this point and not bother about immunizations. 

    Vaccines are made to cull the herd.  All the children get vaccinated at the same age and same times, same with all the military and travelers.   People can die off and get sick right away.  That way the teachers and generals don't have to worry that someone might get the disease, then another person the same disease next month.  This way they get it over with all at once, and feel more in control.  It's all about calming the doctors' nerves.  It does nothing to strengthen the immune system.  It's not nature or God.  It's a toy.  You are not. 

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Journals / Re: Sully's Journal
« on: October 13, 2011, 04:27:57 pm »
Do some rotten meats have a sour flavor? I think I noticed this once. Maybe it has to do something with craving something sour like a lime? ...Does anyone else hate fish and chicken as of late? haha I just only want red meat....

I definitely notice that more sugar in my diet creates more oil in my skin (I have seen some oil fruititarians ahah). And sometimes pimples/blackheads. ... Genetics my ass. ...

    If meat sits in paper a full day in my fridge it gets sour smelling and tasting.  I haven't like fish for a while now.  I liked it and other white meats in the beginning better.  Now sometimes I prefer red. 

    Eating more carbs gives me annoying skin oil.  Little to no carbohydrates and my skin feels almost prepubescent.  My skin also, by eating raw fatty well combined animal foods, most of my scars went away and new people I meet can't imagine I had bad skin. My skin broke out young and it was deep and pretty much constant.

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Journals / Re: Sully's Journal
« on: October 13, 2011, 04:20:31 pm »
yeah rawzi, I have been trying to update it a bit. Let me know if you have any ideas. ;)

    It looks like it's coming along nicely, bravo!

    A small thing to maybe correct:
http://wildfoods.weebly.com/mammals.html
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Especially when is is 100% grass fed and grass finished.
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Hot Topics / Re: FAT: Suet/Tallow and Butter's place in Instincto
« on: October 13, 2011, 09:56:51 am »
but raw fat, like suet or tallow, what are your

    Suet may be like tallow, but suet is raw tallow.  Tallow is heat rendered suet extract.

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Health / Re: Meningitis vaccine is necessary for raw paleo dieters?
« on: October 13, 2011, 05:22:07 am »
http://naturesjuicecoop.com/Portals/0/Documents/renees_journey.pdf

    This woman had such a sickly case of recurring meningitis, when a new doctor came on the case, he didn't understand.  She survived against all odds and is well today.  How did she do it?  She learned about raw animal food diet and the rest is history!


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The CDC determined that it was not bacterial meningitis but a rare strain of viral meningitis. Over the next ten
months, Renee contracted meningitis five more times. 
She was given a dozen spinal taps and dozens of steroid doses in an effort to stop the excruciating pain from
the headaches, neck pain and back pain. Steroids were the only thing that had any affect on the pain and
swelling in her brain. She was also given massive doses of oral and IV narcotics and antibiotics, on top of what
her morphine pump was already giving her. Unfortunately, nothing worked. 
Renee was bedridden for almost 10 months and was in the hospital for over 130 days. Her skin and eyes
showed signs of jaundice and she had an ashen color to her; she was dying. 
She had to sit in a totally dark bedroom and try, unsuccessfully, at getting comfortable. She couldn’t stand to be
in any kind of light. There wasn’t an hour that went by that she didn’t have an extremely painful and debilitating
head and neck ache. Renee could no longer take care of her daily hygiene. Her husband had to bathe, clothe
and feed her.
After trying more specialists, neurologists, some alternative medicines and a few late night ambulance rides
from home to local hospitals, we decided to take the morphine pump out. It would be done in two separate
surgeries due to her declining health. 2
They scheduled the first surgery to remove the morphine pump’s leads that were implanted into her spinal cord.
When they removed the leads, they found some long green/brown stringy deposits that had been growing at the
end of the morphine delivery leads, inside the connection to her spinal cord. 
The doctor wondered out loud if this could be the cause of the recurring bouts of meningitis. Gee, we wondered,
what do YOU think? Could a direct opening into the spinal column, compounded with some kind of unidentifiable
growth be causing the illness? Hah! The doctor then sent the growth to the pathology department but we’ve
never heard back from them about what it was. 
 
During the surgery the doctor struggled to seal the opening in her spinal cord, where the leads had just been
removed. They worked for several hours and “thought” they had it sealed. They kept her in the hospital for the
next week. She had to lie flat on her back and not move for 5 days. Finally, the doctors discharged her and told
her they thought they had the hole sealed up well enough for her to go home. They told her to go home and
remain horizontal and in bed. 
Within one weekend, the hole opened up and started to drain all her spinal fluid. Another neurosurgeon was
contacted and an additional surgery was scheduled to repair the large hole. Finally, after weeks of being
immobile and learning to walk again, she went home.
Over the next few months, Renee contracted meningitis two additional times and had to be admitted to the
hospital for each. At this point, all of the doctors involved didn’t know what to do. They said they had never
experienced a patient having this many bouts of meningitis. By the end of March of 2006, her medical team
determined that the best place for her would be Loyola Hospital in Chicago.
The day she was admitted to Loyola, an attending physician routinely asked her what medications she was on.
Renee ran through the entire list of drugs that the previous doctors had tried. She told this doctor that she was
currently on IV narcotics to take away the terrible pain in her head and neck. 
The next morning her new attending doctor came in to talk with her and went over a plan of what they wanted to
try. It included a set of new experimental drugs. They included anti-seizure drugs, steroids and several other
drugs that ultimately made Renee’s heart stop beating. There were two times, over the next two days, that they
had to perform CPR to get her heart started again. 
They also lowered her morphine dosage from IV morphine injections every three hours to 1 pill, every four hours
for the next few days. This put Renee into severe withdrawal from the narcotics. She went through an
excruciating couple of days that included vomiting, convulsions, hallucinations and cold sweats just to name a
few. 
During this period, the attending physician kept accusing Renee of just being there for the drugs.  The doctor
couldn’t understand why she had these terrible headaches and these withdrawal symptoms. The doctor
immediately determined that she was faking all of it, and was just another “drug seeking junkie”. 
One morning, the same attending physician brought all ten of the residents on the floor into Renee’s room and
humiliated her in front of them. She proceeded to explain to the young residents that “this lady isn’t here for our
help; she is just looking for more drugs”. The doctor could not believe what Renee was telling her regarding the
amount of medicine she had been taking for the pain. She couldn’t believe that any doctor in their right mind
would have put her on that much narcotic medication. 
The doctor still hadn’t obtained Renee’s medical records, and she also didn’t believe that anyone could have six
cases of meningitis. This is why she most likely thought Renee was lying. Renee was devastated. She broke
down crying in front of all of them. She couldn’t believe that after all she had been through for the past twelve
years, that now she was being called a junkie and a liar. 
The only real saving grace from her visit to Loyola that actually contributed to Renee moving in the right
direction was that they took her off of all narcotics. They didn’t gradually take her off; they just took it off all at
one time. It was a cruel thing to do, especially the way they did it; however, it was what she actually needed.
She certainly didn’t know it at the time, but it was. 
When Renees medical records finally became available, the residents read through them and informed the
attending doctor.  The attending doctor realized her mistake and then tried to make light of it.  She never took 3
responsibility for it and never apologized to Renee.  One by one the resident doctors came in during the day and
apologized for the attending doctors’ behavior.  They couldn’t believe the doctors mistake and the fact that she
wouldn’t apologize.  They said that the ego comes with the territory!  After all the attending was the chief
neurosurgeon. 
Just before Renee was about to be discharged from Loyola, they said, “We can’t do anything more for you. We
don’t know why you continue to contract meningitis and if it continues, go to the Mayo Clinic. There’s nothing
more we can do for you”.

    You know what?  Maybe I need meningitis.  I was told I have toxins in the membrane of my brain.  An infection doing what it evolved to do to help human's health should detox that in my opinion.  The prospect of that is scary, just coming up with that now. 

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Health / Re: Meningitis vaccine is necessary for raw paleo dieters?
« on: October 13, 2011, 03:32:48 am »
Why does anyone paleo or not, raw or not, need these ingredients injected into their muscles? I think they need to answer that well.  Are they trying to administer it to people outside of the recommended age range I wonder.  Meningitis is a dangerous disease.  I'm the last person that would want to be injected with that.  I'd rather grow it on my highmeat without the formaldehyde if possible.  Raw animal foods are strengtheners to my immune system. 

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Meningitis Vaccines Menactra (TM) Meningococcal (Groups A, C, Y and W-135) Polysaccharide Diphtheria Toxoid Conjugate Vaccine
Manufacturer   Aventis Pasteur Microorganism   N. meningitis (strains A, C, Y and W-135), C. diphtheria Licensed   10/03/2006
Recommendations   One 0.5 mL, i.m. injection for those ages 11-55 years.
Ingredients   Ammonium sulfate, Formaldehyde, Sodium chloride, Diphtheria toxoid, Sodium phosphate.
Product Descriptions FDA: http://www.fda.gov/cber/label/mpdtave011405LB.pdf http://www.fda.gov/cber/efoi/approve.htm

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Hot Topics / Re: Daniel Vitalis on cooked meat
« on: October 13, 2011, 03:17:27 am »
We could just have become more adapted to cooked than to raw..

    Speaking for myself, I wouldn't say I'm more adapted to cooked than raw, unless maybe vegetables.

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