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General Discussion / Re: Is Anyone At All Fully Raw Animal et sans Dairy on This Forum?
« on: November 23, 2020, 05:23:11 am »
Quote from: BiologicalNaturalLaw on November 23, 2020, 02:53:55 am
Is there no one fully raw animal foods on here?

There used to be some in the Zero Carb section.A lot of people either haven't posted in a long time,or don't post anymore.
Having said that,You will find some AV followers pop up here and there.
The more recent raw animal/carnivore types don't seem to appear on this forum.For example,Frank Tufano who has his own thing going.

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General Discussion / Re: Is Anyone At All Fully Raw Animal et sans Dairy on This Forum?
« on: November 23, 2020, 05:07:38 am »
Quote from: Sol^Sa on November 23, 2020, 04:55:22 am
Explain how cooking meat should be bad for sickly people who don't even produce enough juices to breakdown the meat?

This is a "Raw" forum.
If you do a search,you could find tons of info on this.
But if you're happy cooking/heating your food,that's fine.There are plenty of forums such as Keto,Zero Carb,Paleo...etc where you could find others that share similar views.

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General Discussion / Re: Local Spring or Re-mineralized distilled water?
« on: October 23, 2020, 05:06:19 pm »
I'm a fan of distilled water.
I've discussed this previously in a fasting thread.
The argument comparing distilled vs spring or mineralized type water has been beat to death many times over already.So I won't waste my time going over the benefits of distilled water vs______(insert whatever other type of water here).
Having said that,I wouldn't have a problem with drinking some(not all)water that occurs naturally in nature: e.g. Rain water (distilled),Spring water (from clean flowing creeks...etc..).Obviously,Sea water would be out of the question,even though it's "natural".
Not a fan of water that has had anything added to it.It kind of reminds me of the old days when I used to eat "fortified" cereal l) Basically a joke as far as nutrition goes.

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General Discussion / Re: Fasting
« on: July 13, 2020, 05:55:57 pm »
Quote from: RawFoodist on July 13, 2020, 12:29:31 am
Do you add anything to distilled water?

Fasting is more about subtracting than adding.A lot of folks in the health movement seem to always want to add some "secret ingredient" to benefit their health:)
For example,health food store shelves are full of "detox" type of concoctions.None of which are any better than good old fasting IMHO.
With respect to fasting,less is more.But yeah,you can add lemon,as mentioned in my earlier post.
But other than taste,lemon won't be of any more benefit during a fast.Also,as I previously stated,you can experiment with prune juice(one day only-for elimination) after a week or two of fasting.

p.s. There also exists other type of protocols like the 3 day coconut oil "fast" for different purposes..etc...
       But that's another story for another day :)

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General Discussion / Re: Fasting
« on: July 12, 2020, 01:32:16 pm »
Quote from: jibrael on July 12, 2020, 12:37:22 am
Do you think that reverse osmosis water is also as good as the distilled water?

Close enough.Distilled is more like rain water so,to me,it seems more "natural".
I remember when I was in the Philippines,the owner of the house had a big open tank on the roof.They were able to catch free good quality water from the sky:)

p.s. You can make an argument that the water would pick up particulates from the air,but whatever,it's hard to find "perfect" water anywhere.

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General Discussion / Re: Fasting
« on: July 11, 2020, 01:26:13 am »
Quote from: RawFoodist on July 10, 2020, 10:34:52 pm
Yeah, this forum is pretty dead. 1000s of members, zero opinions, thoughts, experiences, inputs etc...
Maybe people have now gravitated toward some of the myriad of new YouTube "gurus" out there? Especially the channels that feature "doctors" with lots of content.And also the channels that feature live chat,interviews....etc...
In addition,it seems some people need some type of "leader" to follow.Be it a "Guru","Doctor",or whatever popular figure of the day.
Lastly,maybe some members have said/heard it all by now :) And perhaps this forum hasn't attracted any new members due to reasons listed above.

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General Discussion / Re: Fasting
« on: July 09, 2020, 01:41:33 pm »
A long time ago,I fasted based on the writings of Herbert Shelton(old school).Got good results,but it took planning as I did long term fasts.
Now,I do occasional shorter term (3-4 days) fasts.I don't have the time to do long fasts anymore.But I still get benefits from the shorter fasts,as my diet is much better than in was in the past.
I'm a fan of using distilled water as opposed to using concoctions like tea,coffee...etc.
I have experimented with adding a little MCT oil here and there,as well as adding some lemon in my water just for the heck of it.One experiment that was interesting was drinking a few glasses of prune juice after about a week of fasting.Whoa.....I recommend that one.Try it and see for yourself:)

P.s. If any of you disagree with using distilled water,that's fine.But don't bother trying to dissuade me from using it,as I've heard every side of the argument many times already.Thanks.

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General Discussion / Re: Iron overload on raw meat diet
« on: June 16, 2020, 08:17:10 am »
Quote from: norawnofun on June 16, 2020, 05:05:47 am
But I generally stay away from cocoa powder, which is never raw btw. I prefer 100 % dark fatty chocolate, which consists of cocoa mass (around 50% cacao and 50% fat) + fat only. Another thing to consider is that chocolate is always produced by roasting the beans (that´s how it´s traditionally made anyway). There is one exception of a brand that makes unroasted "raw" chocolate, but thats a super exception.

I would also be careful not to mix honey (high carbs) and fat together, it can cause issues.

I use both raw cacao powder and regular cocoa(not raw)powder.Two different things.Two different tastes...etc.
I'm not a stickler for 100% raw,especially when it's only a teaspoon or so.
Do you use "baker's chocolate" for your fatty dark chocolate?
I've used baker's chocolate before and found kind of too hard,and it didn't mix well with my coconut milk concoction:)
In terms of honey,I don't use it at all anymore,so it's all good.

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General Discussion / Re: Iron overload on raw meat diet
« on: June 15, 2020, 03:23:12 am »
"I was looking for an alternative fat option aside of animal fats, because I stopped consuming raw dairy which caused way too many issues. I found my substitute in raw coconut cream and fatty dark chocolate in small amounts. I experienced that animal fats, avocados, olives and nuts sometimes won´t cut it, I think the reason for that is that coconut fat does not need HCI to be digested, so if you have issues with HCI production, for whatever reason (candida, h.pylori...), coconut fat can be your saviour."

That's cool.Fatty dark chocolate is a new one on me though :)
I mix my coconut milk/cream with raw cacao or cocoa powder(just because i like it).
Taste great,feels good,healthy(in my experience anyway)what else can you ask for? ;)

Note:I was using raw honey for a while with coconut milk/cream,but the fructose was doing a number on me,so I terminated that experiment.

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Hot Topics / Re: 5G cause of ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome), Covid 19 blamed.
« on: May 03, 2020, 08:40:49 am »
I thought that this interview with Robert Kennedy Jr on vaccines,Fauci,Gates,5G was compelling:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLi6ZrFp6vQ


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Health / Re: Prostate Problems All Cured with RPD?
« on: February 20, 2011, 02:48:43 pm »
Quote from: goodsamaritan on February 20, 2011, 09:39:17 am
can we remove the picture?
No sense in riling up this non issue.

picture? If you mean the study I posted,sure,no big deal.It's not RPD anyway.It just related to what Lex and I were discussing.
However,there's a certain poster who always seems to have snotty immature remarks to say on what I post.I don't have a beef with anyone here.It seems this poster enjoys posting immature comments and images.I'd rather discuss things with adults to be honest.It's up to you guys as to how you want to run the place.

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Health / Re: Prostate Problems All Cured with RPD?
« on: February 20, 2011, 02:37:11 pm »
Quote from: actup90 on February 20, 2011, 09:25:30 am
No one asked...
I will voice my opinion regardless of whether or not you want it. kthxbye

ok Ritalin kid.I guess you need the attention.

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Health / Re: Prostate Problems All Cured with RPD?
« on: February 19, 2011, 02:58:37 pm »
Quote from: actup90 on February 19, 2011, 01:07:54 am
As the former "ritalin kid" in the room,
I would have to say that a study done by a group of doctors is worthless to me.
Drugs are bad mkay

That's ok.I wasn't talking to you.My post was addressed to Lex.

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Hot Topics / Re: Blood an important food source we are missing.
« on: February 18, 2011, 05:27:40 pm »
I like bloody juicy red meats also.I think that's why the white meats like chicken aren't as satisfying.for me anyway.I do like lamb though because of the nice fat taste/content.Even when I ate cooked food,I liked my meats bloody and/or greasy.
For example,cooked chicken breast is so dry,it's ridiculous.No wonder sad eaters smear a ton of mayonnaise on it ;D

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Health / Re: Prostate Problems All Cured with RPD?
« on: February 18, 2011, 04:33:45 pm »
Lex,found a study you might find interesting:
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa030656

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General Discussion / Re: Feeling and looking a bit seedy
« on: February 18, 2011, 04:11:00 pm »
Quote from: Caveman on February 18, 2011, 08:50:09 am
All I can do is share what helped me. I am guessing you have low energy/fatigue and skin problems?

I'd been on Raw Paleo for about 2 months. I also had a period of time which was around 3 weeks long where almost all of my problems vanished but soon returned and seemed to get worse, even with experimenting with different ratios of meat and fat and such. Then, I realized basically all of my problems were related to my chronically low testosterone. When I started working on boosting my testosterone and minimizing any estrogen intake or exposure in any and every way possible besides using steroids, things went great once again (no more acne after years of suffering from severe, cystic acne and sometimes no fatigue at all). My hormones are still a bit shaken up and some days are much better than others, though. During this time I've also been doing lots of raw dairy and almost no meat as well (my meat order has been held back for at least 2 weeks due to being short of some things). Now, I don't know where your current testosterone levels are at, but I am sure they could use a good boost in any natural way possible..


Interesting, but how do you control hormone levels?Are you using supplements or herbs?

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Health / Re: Prostate Problems All Cured with RPD?
« on: February 17, 2011, 05:38:11 pm »
Quote from: lex_rooker on February 17, 2011, 09:58:10 am
I suffer from an enlarged prostate.  The condition became a problem before I started RPD. It is a condition that takes many years to develop and it can go without any symptoms for 30 years or more.

Since I started RPD, many issues improved almost immediately, however, there has been little or no change to my prostate condition.  It hasn't gotten any better, but it hasn't gotten any worse either. I'm happy with this result.  It was predicted that by now I'd be on very high levels of medication or possibly require surgery.  At this point I'm on a low dose of Doxazosin (2 mg/day) and this is the only medication I take.  The dose hasn't increased in almost 10 years.

Wish I could get off the meds but when I do, I retain some urine and then become subject to urinary tract infections.  The small cost and inconvenience for taking the daily meds is a small trade-off for avoiding UTI's.  

This appears to be one of those problems that might be avoided if I had started RPD early in life, but is difficult to cure once you have it.  It could be that since it takes so many years to develop, it will take many years on RPD to mitigate the problem - if at all.  Sort of like loosing your hair.  Once you've become bald, many of the follicles die and it is impossible to restore a full head of hair.

Lex

    
  Is this drug similar to Proscar? Proscar/finasteride is supposed to be good for the prostate and hair as well.

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Health / Re: Qs re Candida and leaky gut-
« on: February 16, 2011, 01:14:16 pm »
I posted this link earlier:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kk7eKWTdVQ

This doctor is a specialist in candida and has a 10 part video series.Hope it helps.

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General Discussion / Re: Candida
« on: February 16, 2011, 01:06:17 pm »
Check this guy out :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kk7eKWTdVQ

He has a 10(approx.) part video series on the science of candida.Hope it helps.

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Primal Diet / Re: Raw Eating on Superhuman Radio Everyone should hear this
« on: February 13, 2011, 04:23:09 pm »
Thanks man.That was good.I didn't realize Randy ate that high of a percentage of raw.Also,it seems that Josh had consistent gains on raw wheras a lot of people on this forum seem to have a problem gaining weight.Why is that?Josh did seem to eat a lot of meals per day,7-8 meals,is that the trick? ???
Also,they didn't mention in the show as to how much fruit/veggies they eat other than green juice.Any additional info on that?

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Hot Topics / Re: 109 Year Old Man health secrets
« on: February 09, 2011, 01:13:37 pm »
Quote from: kurite on February 09, 2011, 12:57:13 pm
I really do wonder what effect a raw paleo diet has on longevity.

Only time will tell,I guess ;)

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General Discussion / Raw Meat Eating Family On Farm
« on: February 08, 2011, 05:38:51 pm »
Wow,here's a video example of the real deal.High meat and all:

http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/3/27/the-raw-meat-diet-258485

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Hot Topics / 109 Year Old Man health secrets
« on: February 08, 2011, 05:24:47 pm »
Check this guy out.109 years old! He has a series of videos on longevity if you search on youtube.   

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcmVtQEEyY&feature=related

Also,here's an interview with him:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj7knA3-YUs&feature=related

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Hot Topics / Re: Raw Milk, when its bad for you?
« on: February 08, 2011, 04:36:54 pm »
It's all good.I stand by my original point: Meat is a superior food for adults compared to dairy.
I don't see what the big deal is.Feel free to disagree.This will be my last post on this.Moving on.

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Hot Topics / Re: Raw Milk, when its bad for you?
« on: February 08, 2011, 11:18:55 am »
Quote from: actup90 on February 08, 2011, 08:43:17 am
...and expect to see moderators come to the rescue when called out.

btw didn't you just call all of us dairy consumers "babies"

haha...called out? I don't think so.I know I'm right on this one.I don't care what you think,say,or do.
It just proves my point how child-like you are.Hanging on to dear life with your precious milk.

Btw,it's so easy to act tough on internet forums.If you were in front of me,bet you wouldn't try to act so tough....which is again so child-like and silly.Drink up before you start cryin'.

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