Your jaw can get bigger and make room for more teeth.

This is completely true. Some bones have the ability to keep growing. Things like your arms and legs have hard ends that won't grow anymore, but several others will- Lots of bones in the hands and feet, as well as head and face, will keep growing.

My jaw has definitely gotten larger and stronger since I've gone raw paleo- I assume tearing all the meat up is the likely cause. I now regret getting my wisdom teeth taken out as there is room for them in the back of my mouth (there wasn't when I got them removed), and I think it would be pretty cool to have them.

I highly endorse pole dance as a form of exercise... Of course, I kinda do it for a living so I'm a big fan of it.

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mmmm Kombucha. I found that this replaced any cravings I had for carbonated beverages.

Yeah, the 811 might work for some people, but you just have to eat SO MUCH! Four pounds of fruit for breakfast? No thanks.

Good luck with the raw milk. I've never had it personally- it's illegal in my area and I've been unable to find it, but I've had friends tell me that it is completely different than pasteurized milk.

Just had my first raw halibut steak.


Omg, what a wonderful fish. It almost melts in your mouth and has such a lovely light flavor.

I've always found raw fish difficult for some reason. I didn't grow up eating fish ever, so maybe that's part of it.

Those sound similar to the eggs I eat during the winter (now).  They're not going to make you sick, they're just not as great eggs as from some other places.

Farmer's market season, I get straight up free range ones, and they have a color and flavor that can't be found in any supermarket egg.

During the winter here the birds aren't going to be eating bugs because there aren't any. At least they're cage free though.

I don't know if it really did anything for me, but aloe vera mixed with grapefruit juice is pretty good.

Also there's a health food store that sells a couple different ones. One of them is just straight up juice and it's tolerable but I suspect there's not much to it after the processing.

The other one I buy once in a while when I'm out and about and thirsty- it has a couple different juices and the aloe vera is all in pulp form- it's kinda weird to drink but tastes awesome and felt really amazing when I had a sore throat. So there may be something to it.

Daniel seems super healthy- and he's eating grocery store meat.

Imagine how he'd look following a straight up raw paleo diet.

This was just like me a few years ago before I switched to straight up raw foods. I've always enjoyed raw meat... it's so much tastier.   

ROFL. I was eating some raw fish, scallops, dulse, and cashews.

His blog says he was born in 1961.

Oh wow... that means he's a year younger than my dad... he looks WAY older than that.

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 I'm from Canada, and I've found that the key to feeling warm for me is just eating lots of fat.

Van's advice is great too. I used to do this at first with raw eggs- I kinda found it difficult to just 'rocky-style' them at the beginning. It was easier to take if they were slightly warm. Not an issue now though.

PS I'll be eating organs this week too, but all pig, I pick them up Thursday. They are eating grain and scraps, but the farm they live on has healthy practices. The animals are all beautiful. There isn't much else for them to eat this time of year. I hope it is healthy for me. My head can do funny things. I still like peperoni with raw cheese, I confess. But , I really don't like cooked organ meat at all. Much better raw.

I would worry less about what the pigs are eating than other animals, pigs naturally having a pretty varied diet.

For things like cows though, who should be grazing on grass, that would be an issue.

Thanks a bunch for all the advice- it was literally gone by saturday afternoon and everybody wanted to know how I got better so quick!


The girl who brought it is still out of comission lol.

@Citrus- yup... it tastes so much better. The health thing is something I've only discovered recently through researching stuff.

I wouldn't say it's unsafe, I've definitely eaten it before and not ended up sick.


But it's less tasty and less nutritious.