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Journals / Re: Python's Journal
« on: October 19, 2008, 10:32:20 pm »
To be fair, raw livers taste different.
The old animal livers are brown and taste muddy or not taste good at all.
The better tasting livers are from young healthy animals, they look red and fresh and taste great.
When you do come accross a young healthy liver, it is finger licking good.

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General Discussion / Re: Raw wild honey hunting is easy, reliable and seasonal
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:43:24 am »
Hmmm.... I didn't ask that.  I will text them.

7478
General Discussion / Trap hunting wild boar and deer
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:42:46 am »
I just came from visiting the Aeta mountain people in Kanawan, Morong Bataan and the spokesman taught us how wild boar and deer are hunted.

Of course they could use guns and arrows.  But by far the most reliable and easiest way to hunt them is by using traps.

Making a trap was very simple as he demonstrated it to us using small simple sticks.  You may have seen this kind of trap in the movie Apocalypto.  You just get a small flexible tree, and there are many, tie your noose on the ground and set the trap for the wild boar or deer to trip over. The tree snaps back up, the noose catches a leg of the boar and the boar is caught.

Since the Aetas are people of the forest, they know how the wild boars walk or think.  These days they set some 60 traps to be able to catch 1 wild boar. 

Wild boar hunting is seasonal.  Otherwise, they would die out in the area.  They have to let the babies grow up.

They say in the old days, during their grand parents' time, hunting was much easier and more reliable.  Maybe it is because there are more hunters now.

So if we are talking about the old paleo times, hunting / trapping may have been easy and a reliable source of food until the large yummy animals died out, probably eaten out of extinction by wildly increasing reproductive intelligent hunting / trapping humans.

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General Discussion / Raw wild honey hunting is easy, reliable and seasonal
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:31:03 am »
I just came home from an Aeta mountain people settlement in Kanawan, Morong Bataan and they were preparing to demonstrate their wild honey collection techniques.  The native word for honey is "pulot". 

Since these people live in the mountains and the forests, they know the trees, the flowers, the seasons and the bees. 

First step is to locate the bee hive.

Second step is to clump together these 4 foot long sticks kind of wood and wrap some special kinds of leaves together.  Tie this underneath the bee hive and light the bottom.  The smoke from this special combination makes the bees dizzy, disoriented and drives them away.

Third step is to get the whole hive and collect the honey from inside.

There is really no danger from them getting stung by the bees.  The only danger there is if the hives are located in dangerous locations where you could possibly fall.

Wild honey collection is done December to May.  The rest of the year they say is the rainy season and they let the bees recover and regenerate.

By the way the Aetas describe the honey collection techniques it is very easy, must have been a staple thing to do for humans since the time humans became intelligent.  Honey must have been a raw paleolithic staple.

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General Discussion / Re: agriculture, anyone?
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:20:42 am »
I just recently visited an Aeta mountain people community and agriculture is practical for them and they combine it with hunting.  Agriculture for them means a stable reliable source of food and hunting wild boar, wild deer and wild chicken is a bonus when they do catch it from time to time.

My wife dreams of your farming dream and we have gone tripping to buy agricultural land but so far have not bought any yet.

7481
General Discussion / Re: What are you eating right now?
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:16:14 am »
Quote from: boxcarguy07 on October 19, 2008, 07:25:06 am
Just ate some bison heart a short while ago...
now I'm eating straight up beef fat.

I don't know why but I really love the taste of fat haha.. it's just so rich and "buttery" if that makes sense.

Yes, I too love the taste of yellow buttery fat as well and it is my defining characteristic which beef to buy in the wet market.  I taste it first.  The butchers now let me taste it and they now know my preference.

7482
General Discussion / Re: What are you eating right now?
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:12:58 am »
Yesterday I and a friend visited an Aeta mountain people settlement for educational, vacation purposes and they served us cooked wild boar.

I brought up the topic of tasting the raw wild boar as it just came out of the refrigerator but it seems our Aeta hosts didn't think eating raw wild boar is in their regular menu.  I didn't push the raw issue any further and ate the cooked wild boar like a good tourist / guest / visitor.  Very tasty.

This morning at breakfast I had 2 slices of ripe papaya.

7483
General Discussion / Re: What are you eating right now?
« on: October 19, 2008, 09:09:47 am »
Quote from: boxcarguy07 on October 10, 2008, 07:14:13 pm
Wow! Bile!

How did you like the liver?

I liked this raw beef liver.  I think the animal was young and healthy. 

7484
General Discussion / Re: Aajonus Vonderplanitz interview on One Radio Network with host Patrick Timpone?
« on: October 17, 2008, 06:40:13 pm »
I already posted a thread on Patrick's website forum:

http://www.oneradionetwork.com/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,232/func,view/catid,37/id,50/#50
When is Aajonus Vonderplanitz going to be on?

Help me out guys... Patrick's being bombarded by raw vegan and raw fruitarian viewpoints... he must feature raw animal foods eating... He must!

We want Aajonus, we want Aajonus....

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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: EGGS
« on: October 16, 2008, 10:05:32 pm »
I found out I and my 5 year old boy are allergic to fake eggs / un-fertilized eggs / chicken menstruation.

Now that I have found my sources of raw fertilized eggs, both duck and chicken, we are fine and happy.

Of course I learned not to depend on eggs just recently, seems they are not body building enough, I need real solid meat.

So it is raw fertilized eggs for me or none at all.

7486
General Discussion / Re: sick as a dog...
« on: October 16, 2008, 12:44:51 pm »
This is about colon cleansing
http://www.curemanual.com/detox-protocols/colon-cleanse

Since you live in the USA, take Colosan for quick results.  For rehabilitation of a sluggish colon take Barefoot Herbalist MH's LBB capsules.  Maybe 8 capsules per day until you feel you have rehabilitated yourself.  When I do a fast I take a colon cleanser to make sure I move my bowels everyday.

There are a couple of product links at the bottom of the page.


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General Discussion / Re: sick as a dog...
« on: October 16, 2008, 09:10:27 am »
Quote from: seesawsemiology on October 15, 2008, 11:47:52 pm
so ive had a hell of a few days, im pretty sick and really uncomfortable.i went to the doctor and they told me i have some sort of bacterial infection in my intestines -[
fortunately she didnt prescribe antibiotics(it seems like indiscriminatly killing good bacteria along with bad isnt such a hot idea)
i dont know how it happened! i get my meat from a good source (local,grassfed,etc.) and it always comes frozen anyway.
im not willing at this point to give up my diet but this is really lame.
anyone have experience with this? how do you keep that bacterial balance? anything i can do to expedite my recovery?
this is nooooo fun....

Do your colon cleanses.  Do a 2 or 3 day fast.  I know I do 3 day orange juice fast or coconut juice fast when I feel bad.  Then re-evaluate your sources.  I felt bad when I tried large amounts of pork.  Raw dairy makes me gassy. Raw meat or organs must always taste good for me, if they taste bad I throw them away and conclude that was a sick animal.  For example liver, I go to the market and taste it on the spot, if it tastes bad I tell the butcher I'm not buying.  Same with other meats.  They must pass the taste test.

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Journals / Re: iceman jurnl
« on: October 16, 2008, 08:56:33 am »
I noticed with my 5 year old who used to be allergic to "eggs", even raw organic "eggs" that those are not enough.  even if organic "eggs" they are still freaks.  chicken menstruation. 

Real eggs are organic fertilized eggs.

So my son discovered and he told me that when we switched to fertilized eggs, whether raw or cooked, he is fine and never gets allergic reactions.

This leads me to conclude that only organic fertilized eggs will do.

If I can't find fertilized eggs, then I'm having zero eggs.

7489
Welcoming Committee / Re: Sarav - how difficult is it to ask indians to give up wheat?
« on: October 15, 2008, 09:03:41 pm »
Quote from: golooraam on October 15, 2008, 11:25:41 am
tell me about it, a lot of elders I know have rampant diabetes and arthritis but cannot, will not, shall not ever give up their rotis and chapatis - they claim it gives them strength or something like that...

Many Indians are hopeless with regards to wheat addiction then.

I'm a Filipino and the worst torture you can do to a Filipino is to deny him RICE.  I was able to overcome this programming through education and fasting.


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Health / Re: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
« on: October 15, 2008, 09:35:59 am »
Quote from: bluesky on October 15, 2008, 02:12:31 am
Hi Everyone! I suffer from PCOS related hirsituism, if I were to eat say an almost zero card diet could it possibly reverse itself? Or am I doomed to be hairy forever? Everything I've read by modern science says it's impossible, ie. once the hairs are terminal they can't change back to vellus, but I just can't except that. So is there hope?

You will be well.  My cure manual has the raw paleo diet as the recommended diet.  See http://www.curemanual.com

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General Discussion / Re: A fluke in my pancreas
« on: October 14, 2008, 08:13:32 am »
Quote from: PaleoKyle on October 12, 2008, 06:58:30 am
Tonight for dinner I was eating raw pancreas and I came across a pancreatic fluke (eurytrema pancreaticum). Should I be worried about eating eggs? I have never worried about parasites in raw meat, but it is weird coming across them while eating. Weird to, since they are grass fed and finished. Although I don't really know the specks of flukes. Any thoughts?



Dr Hulda Clark of parasite awareness promotion fame thinks the pancreatic fluke of cattle is common and should be accepted as that.

She thinks parasite eggs and various are everywhere which they indeed are.

She says that parasites usually fall in the correct places in humans where Aajonus says we have a symbiotic relationship.  The only problem is when we are polluted with solvents that the parasites wind up in the wrong organs of our body.

I'm not freaked out by parasites because I've got armaments against parasites in case they wreck havoc: zappers, herbal dewormers and beam ray rife machines.

Some people resort to freezing their meats for 14 days to kill all parasite stages.

7492
General Discussion / Re: should i cleanse??
« on: October 14, 2008, 08:08:29 am »
Here is a list of my recommended detox protocols.

http://www.curemanual.com/detox-protocols

7493
Off Topic / Re: It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine
« on: October 12, 2008, 06:52:03 am »
World financial crisis does not have that much impact nor thought for Filipinos.
Only some 1% of Filipinos have stock market investments.
On our newspapers and news are business as usual domestic news.
The man on the street does not know nor care whats up out there.
Filipinos will know when their relatives in your countries suddenly stop sending money.

7494
Off Topic / Re: Question re website maintenance
« on: October 12, 2008, 06:47:07 am »
Hi Satya,

We do these CMS websites all the time.  We can volunteer a wordpress website really easy and fast.  We can make one and do a trial run with Geoff editing it.  If you think it works, I'll zip / tar it up and email the whole thing to you for you to host.

Let's try it out?

7495
Off Topic / Re: Question re website maintenance
« on: October 11, 2008, 12:42:58 am »
CMS = Content Management System

It is a kind of website that allows non-tech people like you to edit website pages, just like you are able to moderate posts in this forum.

Since you can post in this forum and you can edit posts in this forum then you can manage editing a CMS website.


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Off Topic / Re: Question re website maintenance
« on: October 11, 2008, 12:33:09 am »
Maybe if we transform the rawpaleo.com website to use a CMS like Wordpress or CMS Made Simple, Geoff can make the changes himself if he is given Editor access level.


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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Re: Raw sterilized?
« on: October 09, 2008, 04:10:24 pm »
What is up with Sally Falon suggesting to freeze meat for 14 days to get rid of parasites?

Do any of you do this?

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General Discussion / Re: What are you eating right now?
« on: October 09, 2008, 02:38:30 pm »
I ate raw cow liver for the first time this lunch.

Then I ate a soup of goat's many different internal organs, we Filipinos call this "papaitan" the "pait" or sour are the contents of the goat's gall bladder... the bile put in the stew.  This is a traditional cooked paleolithic meal for those weston price fans.  I wanted my kids to eat this so i had to set the example.

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General Discussion / Re: What are you eating right now?
« on: October 08, 2008, 08:38:23 am »
The goat testicles I had tasted really good.
I haven't tasted bulls testicles though.

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General Discussion / Re: do we know what healthy is/looks like?
« on: October 07, 2008, 10:00:59 pm »
I think the "normal" or "average" paleo or neolithic condition is terrible.

I'd like to think we are trying to be optimal as to what our current personal state can possibly achieve.  Health is a multi-generational thing, as what Pottenger demonstrated with his cats.

I think healthy is reproductive - handsome - pretty - sexy, looks the same from 20 to 80 years old, free of diseases, dies in his sleep peacefully at 120 or more.

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