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Hot Topics / Vegans: The Epitome of Malnourishment 6
« on: December 28, 2019, 04:33:56 am »
https://youtu.be/RBXbePZyMmA

the best one yet imo.

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Primal Diet / High Meat - Starting Bacteria/Yeast Culture Problem
« on: December 14, 2019, 08:19:00 pm »
Hey everyone.

I have been fighting candida for a long time now, slowly getting better but I just need to do a final addition to really get over it in the form of a probiotic.

When I make high meat I notice that some sort of yeast seems to grow on top, when I eat this type of high meat I seem to get very frustrated and angry, and my emotions seem to go away until the next morning. However, I have eaten other high meat that didn't seem to have this yeast, and that high meat made me very happy, as other people described the effect of high meat for them.

Now, I know I get the same reaction from eating yeasty foods, so I know that I am attracting the wrong type of fermentation bacteria. My question is how can I avoid this? I know that freezing kills yeast if it is in a hydrated environment, so I could try freezing fresh meat to render the yeast cells inactive, and then allowing the bacteria to take over before the yeast can colonize the fermenting product. Or I could try using a conventional starter culture for fermentation, however I do risk not getting the natural bacteria needed that produce the good high. Does anyone have any advice?

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Primal Diet / Dingeman's High Meat Guide
« on: October 13, 2019, 09:51:46 pm »
Hello everyone,

Having made a couple of batches of high meat, and seeing more and more questions on the internet surrounding the topic of high meat, I've decided to make a little guide for fermenting raw meat.

Preperation

1. Get the meat that you want to ferment.
Make sure it is fresh (never frozen) and has most of the liquid still in it.

2. Cut it up into small cube-sized pieces and put it in a GLASS mason jar.
Never use plastic because it can make the meat very foul and screw up your batch. It simply doesn't get you results as glass jars do and it can even make you sick.

3. Store the high meat either in your fridge or outside.
I would not recommend in a room temperature environment for reasons I mentioned in this post, it is simply too warm to ensure proper fermentation. Also, make sure that your fridge is not too cold, because the colder it is, the slower the fermentation. If you don't feel anything after consuming the 1/2 months old high meat, then try turning your fridge to a warmer setting. That might help the bacteria just enough to really grow.

4. Stir the contents every 2/3 days.
Depending on the temperature of the environment where you're fermenting, the meat will need fresh air to continue the bacterial fermentation process. This is why you need to air the jars every 2/3 days for 5 minutes. When you air them, make sure to stir the contents of the jar so that all the meat has access to fresh new air. This will make sure that all of the meat properly ferments, and not just the meat on top in the jar.

5. Wait 1-3 months.
Waiting for your high meat to develop can be boring, but sometimes it can take long before the desired effect is reached.
If you want you can try a piece every week to see how it develops. After 2 months you can try 3-5 pieces to really get high and feel the effects.

Pro-Tip - Don't just make one jar, start with 3 or 4.
Chances are you're gonna love high meat and after 1/2 months of waiting for your first jar to be ready you will be craving that stuff. In order to not run out too quickly and having to wait a month or two you should prepare 3 or 4 jars, even when it's your first time.

Extra observations

Temperature

Possibly one of the most important factors of making high meat.
I have noticed that high meat ferments way quicker in room temperature than the typical fridge temperature.
However, there seems to be a certain max. temperature that ensures proper high meat fermentation. I'll explain it.

I make high meat on my balcony usually because my room mates can't stand the smell of the rotting flesh.
In the summer my high meat jars would sometimes pop open by themselves from the pressure that was build up inside after being closed for 24 hours. The sun shone on the basket where I kept the jars in, and the temperature was usually between 20-30 degrees celcius in the shadows alone. Even though the meat fermented very quickly, I noticed that the high meat itself was not as good as high meat that fermented on lower temperatures. Sometimes I would even get white mold on the meat, Something I've never had before. The effect of this high meat was also bad/nothing special. I would eat it and it would taste good, but I didn't get high/happiness after 30-60 mins of consumption. Also the ravenous hunger that would appear after consumption, would simply not come up.

I am not sure what the max. temperature is to prevent the high meat from going moldy and not having the intended effects. I would need to conduct some sort of expirment to grasp the ideal temperature. However I do know that in the autumn and winter I had no problems with the high meat going moldy in the wrong way. So I guess that under 15/13 degrees celcius is fine for the meat. If you are worried about your high meat being frozen at night in winter, don't worry about it. From what I've seen as long as it goes back up above freezing temperature when you plan to consume it, the high meat still has the intended effects.

Meat type

I have only succesfully made high meat with fresh, never frozen meats.
The quality of the meats was organic and usually still fresh enough that it hadn't dried up yet.
This is important because when you put the meat in a jar, the liquids/blood are released from the meat. Meats that didn't have a lot of liquid inside of them fermented much slower and tasted less good than meats that weren't dry when they were put into a jar.

my favourite high meats are definitely liver. Veal liver is the perfect high meat for beginners because it is pleasantly sour and tasty like an old cheese. Other high meats can be harder for beginners to like, such as high meat or other fermented organs. Normal cow liver can be fermented as well, but veal liver somehow has a way more subtle and clean taste. I definitely recommend veal for starters.


If you have any questions, feel free to ask them below.


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Primal Diet / High Meat Batch Not Working As Previous Batch
« on: July 07, 2019, 12:01:14 am »
Hey everyone,

I recently made another high meat batch of veal liver after succesfully making one with veal liver before.
However, I already noticed some sort of fungus growing on the walls of the jar which didn't happen before.

The only thing that I can image happened is that the temperature outside (I store my high meat on a balcony) has gotten warmer.
Does this affect high meat in any way according to your experiences?

Let me know.

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Hello everyone,

After reading some of AV's stuff I figured I'd try some raw unsalted cheese to get rid of toxicity in my body.
It worked, my hair became much less dry as did my skin. I also had a better mood and could walk more straight.
However, every time I ate the raw cheese I would become very tired to the point where I had to take a nap.

I already knew from experimenting before that raw dairy was a big no for me, I reacted in the same way as I did with the raw cheese.
However the raw cheese did do its job of detoxing me and I can't manage to live my life without some sort of similar detox effect.
Does anyone else know anyway of getting the same results of eating raw cheese but with another food/supplement?

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Primal Diet / Constipation or better absorption when eating High Meat
« on: January 17, 2019, 04:41:14 am »
Hey everyone.

When I eat high meat and raw meat or organs exclusively, I sometimes go for days without stool.
I don't feel constipated or anything, but when I eat any processed food/cooked food I have to take a shit immediately.

Does anyone know what could be happening in my body? is the bacteria from the high meat kept in the intestines for longer or something?

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Primal Diet / High Meat preparation questions
« on: December 31, 2018, 10:19:10 pm »
Hey,

Does anyone know if keeping the liquid that comes from the meat is better to keep in the jar or to take it out of the jar?
Somehow I think that my meat is not fermenting well because it is surrounded by liquid.

Another question, some of my high meats are turning into a brown sludge while others are swimming in a more see-through kind of liquid.
The difference in taste is noticable, does anyone else know what could be causing this difference?

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Primal Diet / High Meat for Candida
« on: December 12, 2018, 07:33:28 am »
Hey

Couple of questions on high meat.

When is the best time to consume it? with a meal or before/after a meal?
I noticed that eating turkey stomachs gave me a very calming effect, can high meat do the same thing?
the problem is I eat around 200/300g of stomach when I want to feel really good. Could I achieve the same thing with lesser grams of high meat?

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Primal Diet / Eating Stomach For Candida - Tips/Experiences?
« on: November 21, 2018, 07:45:25 am »
Hey,

I am going to try and eat some stomach, I might incorporate it in my diet more often if it's succesful.
Reason being I am curing candida and I have noticed that when I kill a lot of candida my stomach acid is not as strong as it is normally.
This results in having sleepless nights because of magnesium malabsorption, low sex drive and a sort of depression emotionally.
I know that when I don't kill candida for a week and let my system clean out all the candida, I revitalise and lose all the symptoms I've listed above. The progress has already been made so to say, but because I don't support my stomach I don't feel the results of it.

This is why I want to start eating animal stomachs, to help my own and to make the candida die-off detox more pleasant and easier.

Does anyone have experience with eating stomach? anything I should look out for or anything I should ask my butcher?

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General Discussion / Sv3rige Meeting 2018
« on: July 23, 2018, 05:04:41 pm »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL-9_p0j4OA

Raw meat meeting, I figured you guys would like to see others eating this way. It also features some philosophical debates and conspiracy stuff.

Let's play a game. Which person in the video do you guys think I am?

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Personals / Raw Paleo in Budapest
« on: May 07, 2018, 01:33:55 am »
Hello,

I will be going on a trip to Budapest, from the 8th of May 'til the 13th.

I was wondering if there were any raw paleo foodists out there who could help me find good places to buy quality meat from, safe for raw consumption.

Cheers

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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / What Fat To Supplement With?
« on: March 22, 2018, 05:09:06 am »
Hello

Besides raw butter and raw suet, what is a good type of fat to meet your daily fat requirements. My meat is simply too lean. Suet is not optimal to me because it causes slight diarrhea and small stomach pains 5 minutes after eating it - they usually go away quickly though.

What other options do I have? I don't tolerate dairy well either.

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Journals / Dingeman's Journal
« on: February 20, 2018, 11:05:17 pm »
Hello everyone,

I figured it was time for me to make a journal for myself, not only to keep track of my progress for myself, but also to inform other people looking into this way of eating.

At the time of writing this, I am 19 years old.
I've been struggling with my health for over 6/7 years now, all the way through high school and now during my time in university as well.
During my high school years I noticed that I was less interested and more quiet than I used to be. I would also not enjoy anything; movies, music, hanging out with people, everything was uninteresting to me. It took me 3/4 years to realise that this was in fact a depression of some sort. I tried a lot to get 'out' of it, so to say, but never anything diet related. I would not masturbate for months, I would skip the shower for weeks, I would even sleep in other rooms in the house because I was sure there was some sort of mold in my room that was damaging my sense of enjoyment somehow. Nothing changed of course, and I was still depressed and anxious around other people, I still am, although to a lesser degree.

A friend of mine, who also makes videos on youtube about raw meat and fat, Sv3rige, then told me that he was quite sure that my diet was making me depressed. Thanks to him, I decided to try a cooked zero carb diet around 1 year ago. This diet immediately decreased my symptoms a little bit. Still, everytime I would eat bread or eat something else that I couldn't tolerate, I would feel the depression kicking in, very quickly. I then decided that I needed to step up my game and really go all out to cure whatever is causing my problems. Subsequently, I went and tried raw paleo/primal.

I ran into a couple of problems and had some interesting observations while doing this diet so far. First off, whenever I ate a lot of raw fat, I would feel a pressure inside my head. I looked up the symptoms and I figured that it must've come from high levels of sodium in my blood/body. You see, when I did a cooked zero carb diet, I would eat bacon and eggs every morning for breakfast, sometimes even as lunch. Over time this must've clumped up in my body, brain and other organs. The raw fat that I consumed got rid of the salt, but didn't fully excrete it somehow. It felt like the salt would be stuck in my veins, as if my body had no way to detoxify it.

Eventually the pressure in my head got so bad, that I had a hard time standing up and I could feel every heartbeat in the back of my head. Luckily, I somehow decided to eat raw liver, which alleviated the pressure in minutes. This all led me to believe that my purification organs such as the liver and kidney, were actually full of gunk and toxins as well, hindering them in their function. Nowadays I don't get the head pressure as quickly as before, but it still creeps up on me slowly whenever I eat raw fat for a longer amount of time. To combat this, I make sure to always keep raw liver in my freezer so that whenever it gets too bad, I can eat some raw liver to get rid of the pressure.

Other health issues that I am facing are dry skin, dandruff, psoriasis and candida. These ailments pushed me more to the zero-carb side, since most of these symptoms seem to worsen whenever I eat a lot of fruit/vegetables.

As for my diet: at the moment I eat raw bio supermarket meat, without any fat supplement. However, I should be able to get my hands on more animal fat so that I can consume less protein and more fat. I also eat raw liver every two days and sometimes eat a mango or pineapple. At night I frequently eat a cucumber to hydrate myself a little bit, however this could also be a sign of not eating enough fat. I gotta do some testing to reach a conclusion for that problem.

That is all for now, I hope that I can cure myself with the help of this diet and with the knowledge of other raw paleo people.

Feel free to comment or give feedback.
My next update will contain some of my direct plans for now, diet-wise.


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Health / Pressure in head from raw fat/meat - cant eat raw meat
« on: November 30, 2017, 04:20:05 am »
Hello all,

I've been mostly zero-carb for almost 7 months and tried to go raw. But everytime I eat raw meat my vision becomes blurry and I have trouble seeing stuff in the distance.  I also feel pressure in my head after a couple days of eating raw meat. It also happens when I eat raw eggs. After a couple days of the pressure in my brain I would feel sensitivity to bright lights and to loud noises

Each time I had this problem I would eat raw liver and the symptoms would go away, does anyone know what could cause this? I was thinking a vitamine A overdose because that matches my symptoms exactly but that normally doesn't happen. Does this mean I have kidney/liver problems causing my body to not process vitamin A correctly?

Please let me know if you know what causes this. Some other people suggested adrenal fatigue but I just don't know how to fix that, I really want to start eating fully raw.

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Health / Liver problems, high cholesterol - NEED HELP
« on: October 25, 2017, 11:10:47 pm »
Hi

My doctor said that I have LDL 6 times as high as the people who are treated for high LDL, so that is really high.
Even though I know cholesterol isn't bad for you and that it is sugar that causes heart disease etc. 6 times is still way too high, even for raw paleo diet.

I think that I might have a liver problem that is making my excess cholesterol not be filtered by the liver.
Something like fatty liver disease.

Does any1 of you know how to heal fatty liver disease or liver problems? I am already eating more raw liver but other tips are welcome!

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Health / Blurry vision and light headed
« on: September 22, 2017, 01:33:18 am »
Hello,

I've been doing a zero-carb diet for around 6 months now and recently got problems with blurry vision and light-headedness.

It started in the holidays, I was gone from home for 3 weeks and couldn't find any fat to supplement my diet with. When I returned home I got problems with my vision and I could feel my heart beating in an unpleasant way. These problems went away (but never fully) when I started eating more fat again but now have returned after not eating any supplemented fat for a couple of days.

Do you guys think this could be a protein overdose or lack of fat? I've read that a protein overdose makes your breath stink and one of my close friends commented that my breath started to stink after the summer holidays (we didn't see each other during the holidays and he said that before the holiday my breath was fine.) I'm starting to get worried because the lack of vision can make me dizzy sometimes.

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