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Raw Paleo Diet Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: personman on March 27, 2012, 07:34:20 am
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Hey everyone. Researching the pesticide content of meat I have decided to focus on eggs as the staple of my diet: any criticism to the following? Any nutrients lacking in eggs that would necessitate another dietary addition(such as liver)? Keep in mind I am stranded and have little access to quality food: it's either grain-fed beef or eggs plus grain-fed liver....? what should I do?
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are you opposed to having mail ordered meat sent to you. North Star Bison is a wonderful company to deal with , all fresh, all grass fed. Store bought eggs come from chickens which eat two foods, soy, and corn.
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lots of raw eggs as staple in diet is temporary for sick people:
- liver problems such as cirrhosis
- large intestine problems such as diverticulitis
And only get the best eggs.
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DR.: are these diseases healed or caused by eggs??? I'm reading your comment as healed but i might be wrong?
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Do eggs lack any nutrients? They are always touted as a "whole food". Would I be suffering a deficiency at some point?
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It all depends on what stage in your life you are.
Are you trying to heal from something that you feel you have to go on an egg only diet?
Are you craving for eggs?
What kind of eggs you have? chicken, duck, goose... fertilized?
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If you can get "pastured" eggs fine, otherwise avoid as eggs from grainfed birds are a waste of time, being just as bad as grainfed meats.
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I can obtain some but not all pastured/farm eggs. I think I will follow the LEANGAINS approach....much more efficient and a relief on the digestion
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are you opposed to having mail ordered meat sent to you. North Star Bison is a wonderful company to deal with , all fresh, all grass fed. Store bought eggs come from chickens which eat two foods, soy, and corn.
Hi Van,
What do you order from North Star? I may give them a try since they do have fresh organs and glands.
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I like their sirloin roasts, pancreas sometimes, thymus, liver, and heart. She also sells elk and other grass fed animals.. Check out their website, and ask to speak to the owner Mary when calling. Most often she answers the phone herself. Very nice woman. They sell marrow bones, but on the expensive side though.
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north star has been so kind to me! they will sell more organs than they list on their website in case you don't see all you want. you just have to ask.
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Thanks guys, I placed an order with Mary, she is very nice and helpful. I went in for fresh flank, sirloin, ground bison, liver, heart, marrow, adrenals, kabobs. About 12lbs to give them a shot, I'm looking forward to trying their grass fed bison. It's too bad they don't have bison brains as they use Full metal jackets before slaughter.
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Do eggs lack any nutrients? They are always touted as a "whole food". Would I be suffering a deficiency at some point?
I have always heard that eggs are a complete protein (in that they contain all the essential amino acids), but I'm not sure what you have heard about them being a whole food. What is implied by that terminology?
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A "whole food" is a food that contains all the essential nutrients the body needs in order to sustain itself in the long-term. Some nutrients aren't essential and can be created by the human body, sometimes with difficulty.
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So guys: are they a "whole food"? I have no knowledge of what nutrients they DON'T have...
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is it unfrozen? is the shipping really expensive for non frozen?
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is it unfrozen? is the shipping really expensive for non frozen?
You can order most things fresh, yes. I've noticed all of their lamb products are frozen, at least at this time of year.
It's mandatory overnight delivery via FedEx. $20.95 + another $5 surcharge if you order under 15 lbs. However, it always arrives on time, and I've never had anything arrive that wasn't in perfect condition and delicious. They're a very good company.
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Do eggs lack any nutrients? They are always touted as a "whole food". Would I be suffering a deficiency at some point?
What is sure is that if you eat eggs only, or almost only eggs , you'll get fed up with it >: :( -\ sooner or later - most probably sooner!
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That's a different definition for whole foods than I am used to seeing here. For example, from wikipedia, "Whole foods are foods that are unprocessed and unrefined, or processed and refined as little as possible before being consumed."
So, if you're asking about "a food that contains all the essential nutrients the body needs in order to sustain itself in the long-term," why not give us a few links to the folks who are doing all this touting. I've never seen or heard this claim before.
Like Iguana, I'd get fed up if I ate only eggs.