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Off Topic / Re: Traditional asian foods... some amazing stuff:
« on: June 15, 2018, 09:53:33 pm »
Of the foods you mention, Poke is commonly found in the US.
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Off Topic / Re: An example of how much better it is to adopt palaeo habits...
« on: June 14, 2018, 09:11:24 pm »
Sounds very promising. The one challenge, I see with the no shampoo method, is how to keep your hair from smelling, when you are an on-site employee.
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General Discussion / Re: Parasites Worms in our intestines
« on: June 11, 2018, 02:02:57 am »
I would advise you to do your due diligence in research, and then reach your own conclusions, keeping careful view of the assumptions you are making. In my view, you are making a good decision, in asking the RPD community about their experience with parasites. Make sure to also research old posts. After you do so, look up the scientific literature regarding parasites. Note that there is research showing how parasites are used to heal diseases. There is research showing parasites have difficulty infecting healthy bodies. Look up AV's ideas on parasites. Read up on Instinctotherapy. Take a look at folks who are eating a standard diet and see what their results with parasites are like - this is your control group. Then take a look at vegans, see what their results are like - experimental group #1. Try to see what the RPD eaters are like, in terms of parasites, and see how they are doing - experimental group #2.
Finally, I'll share my 2-cents. I've been eating RPD for 1 year now. I've eaten a large variety of raw animal foods, ranging from various cuts and organs of beef, raw chicken, raw fish organs that I gutted myself, crab, lobster, insects, all the way to more "advanced" foods like, cuts of pork, rotten maggot infested meat, 3 month old high liver and cuts I left several days in the sun. I've not seen or felt a single parasite interact with my body.
But let us say that I did. It would be important not to jump to conclusions. A parasite may be beneficial to me. And even if it were harmful to me, maybe the trade is worth it. I would keep these ideas in mind, and do thorough research.
Finally, I'll share my 2-cents. I've been eating RPD for 1 year now. I've eaten a large variety of raw animal foods, ranging from various cuts and organs of beef, raw chicken, raw fish organs that I gutted myself, crab, lobster, insects, all the way to more "advanced" foods like, cuts of pork, rotten maggot infested meat, 3 month old high liver and cuts I left several days in the sun. I've not seen or felt a single parasite interact with my body.
But let us say that I did. It would be important not to jump to conclusions. A parasite may be beneficial to me. And even if it were harmful to me, maybe the trade is worth it. I would keep these ideas in mind, and do thorough research.
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Health / Re: Cancer - Solutions?
« on: June 09, 2018, 08:46:37 am »
Check out the book "cancer is not a disease". It might contain some ideas you might find useful.
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Science / Re: Human Stomach pH Compared to Other Animals - What Are Humans Specialized to Eat?
« on: June 09, 2018, 08:41:21 am »Doesn't it become too hot in the sun, specially if on concrete or on stones?
I haven't encountered that problem. Perhaps removing it from the sun after a few hours would solve this issue.
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Science / Re: Human Stomach pH Compared to Other Animals - What Are Humans Specialized to Eat?
« on: June 07, 2018, 11:53:41 pm »
My personal experience, would suggest that, sun-baked meat, is the cream-of-the-crop of food. I've noticed that when I consume meat left in the sun for several hours, my stomach comes to life; I have a nice pleasant feeling in my gut, my bowel movements are smooth, and I'm generally more mellow and joyful. Another data point, that might be informative, is that my favorite food, by far, is sun-baked chicken breast... I haven't had it in some time, mostly because of logistic challenges, but I do crave it, and when I had it, it was so amazing, I almost felt like crying.
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Science / Re: Women are evolutionarily programmed to express more disgust, say scientists
« on: June 06, 2018, 01:08:28 am »
Can you elaborate, on why why you think, fear of creepy-crawlies is natural? In many parts of the world, people view creepy-crawlies as snacks. Wouldn't that suggest the situation to be social conditioning?
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General Discussion / Re: Raw meat changing one`s character?
« on: June 06, 2018, 01:01:35 am »
It's an interesting idea you propose. May I suggest that it requires more data, to draw conclusions. I see a myriad of confounding variables and alternative hypotheses:
- Sv3rige may have become more famous, hence perhaps, more arrogant and condescending.
- Sv3rige may have gotten angry with the results of his prior diet, and then, despite switching to RPD, held on to his anger.
- Sv3rige may be receiving positive feedback, on his channel, for this type of abusive behavior.
- RPD may increase testosterone, thus increasing likelihood of aggressive behavior. Evidence for increase of testosterone is my own personal increase in muscle definition and sexual drive.
- Like the other folks in the forum are suggesting, there may be a detoxification period.
- Anyone who is eating RPD has, to some extent, realized that society has been deceiving them. This can be a source of anger. This applies doubly-so to Sv3rige, who according to his videos, believes in a flat earth, illuminati, and other non-mainstream ideas.
Personally, I see myself as, a calm individual. However, I cannot claim that it has much to do with diet, since I am not prone to anger, generally speaking. However, my impression is that I am more joyful, especially when I am well-fed on RPD.
- Sv3rige may have become more famous, hence perhaps, more arrogant and condescending.
- Sv3rige may have gotten angry with the results of his prior diet, and then, despite switching to RPD, held on to his anger.
- Sv3rige may be receiving positive feedback, on his channel, for this type of abusive behavior.
- RPD may increase testosterone, thus increasing likelihood of aggressive behavior. Evidence for increase of testosterone is my own personal increase in muscle definition and sexual drive.
- Like the other folks in the forum are suggesting, there may be a detoxification period.
- Anyone who is eating RPD has, to some extent, realized that society has been deceiving them. This can be a source of anger. This applies doubly-so to Sv3rige, who according to his videos, believes in a flat earth, illuminati, and other non-mainstream ideas.
Personally, I see myself as, a calm individual. However, I cannot claim that it has much to do with diet, since I am not prone to anger, generally speaking. However, my impression is that I am more joyful, especially when I am well-fed on RPD.
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Science / Re: Women are evolutionarily programmed to express more disgust, say scientists
« on: June 05, 2018, 02:57:29 am »
I'm a little skeptical about the design of the experiment. How, exactly, are they controlling for social conditioning.
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Science / Re: Human Stomach pH Compared to Other Animals - What Are Humans Specialized to Eat?
« on: June 03, 2018, 12:46:52 am »
Wonderful find.
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Off Topic / Re: Carbon monoxide in sushi
« on: May 30, 2018, 11:30:24 pm »
"Gas, often used for tuna, preserves cuts and helps maintain bright pink colour"
This is, very consistent with my own personal experience. A few months ago, I tried eating a certain cut of tuna, and felt instinctual reluctance. I then tried to let it ferment in the sun, hoping that my taste buds would find it more appealing. I then noticed, that even after a few days, no insects, were consuming it.
This is, very consistent with my own personal experience. A few months ago, I tried eating a certain cut of tuna, and felt instinctual reluctance. I then tried to let it ferment in the sun, hoping that my taste buds would find it more appealing. I then noticed, that even after a few days, no insects, were consuming it.
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Science / Re: Absurd theory:- Cave-artists were autistic
« on: May 16, 2018, 12:07:55 am »
Autism - a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by difficulty in communicating and forming relationships with other people and in using language and abstract concepts.
Concluding that these cave men were autistic because they had an eye for detail and were good artists, seems like a large logical leap.
Concluding that these cave men were autistic because they had an eye for detail and were good artists, seems like a large logical leap.
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Science / Re: Ancient Earth, Prehistoric Earth - Research
« on: May 13, 2018, 11:43:03 am »Are we existing humans a product of just plain old evolution? Are we a product of hybridization? Genetic engineering?
What were earth conditions 200++ years ago? 2000 years ago? 10,000 years ago? Hundreds of thousands of years ago? Or even more?
If we are fruits of evolution, then what were the conditions that we evolved from?
In this thread I invite you all to post your research, papers, videos, presentations.
I will start off with GIGANTIC TREES... kilometers long... possibly FORESTS of these GIGANTIC TREES.
Then there are the ancient mining and ancient excavation and earth was QUARRIED world wide.
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There are no forests on earth! (English dubbed)
Published on Jul 10, 2017
READ BEFORE COMMENTING! This channel does NOT agree 100% with everything said in this video such as what nukes are. The narrator did a live read from the original video and narrated word for word keeping the creators exact narration. We are fully aware if you do a 360 you are right back where you started from. Everyone is aware there are large areas of trees that we call forests however they do not compare to what forests really were.
https://youtu.be/fFrLkNrATGA
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Watch in full before you comment.
If we humans evolved with these GIGANTIC TREES, then we are missing our home environment, our intended diet, etc.
If earth was full quarried... then we are missing a lot... a lot... what we are left with are scraps from a fully quarried planet.
That's a very interesting point, GS. It reminds me of something I learned, from my studies of history. Namely, that ancient civilizations lived in much greater abundance than we do. A look at Rome's history, shows the kind of wealth that was available in the past.
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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Re: Swollen lymph nodes after eating too much protein
« on: May 05, 2018, 11:47:18 pm »
Based on what you are saying, it sounds to me like what you are experiencing, is an immune-system reaction to what you are consuming. I have concluded this, based on the fact that the Lymph nodes are part of the human immune-system. But before you become concerned, do keep in mind the possibility of a detoxification.
For more about detoxification, I urge you to look at some of the prior posts on the forum.
Cheers.
For more about detoxification, I urge you to look at some of the prior posts on the forum.
Cheers.
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Science / Re: Neanderthals may have crossed the seas THOUSANDS of years before modern humans
« on: April 29, 2018, 12:14:44 am »----------------------------------
WATCH HERE PLEASE:
https://youtu.be/1gRYRJvH4wc
Ancient Humans Were a Global Civilization: Ancient Connections & Lost Technology: Textbooks Debunked
Published on Apr 13, 2017
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Overwhelming evidence concludes that ancient human civilization was GLOBAL, and is FAR OLDER and MORE ADVANCED than we were ever taught in school. The evidence of lost ancient high technology can be found throughout multiple continents around the world, going much further than ancient Egypt.
Be sure to research the works (who my studies and sources are largely based upon):
Graham Hancock www.grahamhancock.com
Randall Carlson http://sacredgeometryinternational.com/randall-carlson
Brien Foerster: hiddenincatours.com and his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOavg1FtdeuyUTLz3wmuIKQ
Be sure to checkout www.richardcassaro.com to see his incredible examples of similarities between ancient Egyptians and Incans.
Also special recognition to Bard Madsen of www.ancient-origins.net
Thank you for all the links, goodsamaritan. The idea sounds plausible to me. But how would you explain, assuming that, indeed, the current run of civilization is just one run of many, the lack of technologically advanced artifacts? For instance, wouldn't you expect to find car chassis or airplane skeletons buried or human residues on the moon? Or, if past civilizations took a different technological route, some other item that is mass-produced?
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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Thin, medium, long marrow bones
« on: April 23, 2018, 12:37:28 am »
Friends,
Recently, I have learned about three different types of marrow: thin beef marrow bones, medium beef marrow bones and long beef marrow bones. The price per poundage, where I am shopping, is about the same. I wonder: does there exist a good reason to prefer one over the others? Does there exist, a noteworthy nutritional distinction, between the three types of marrow?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Emmanuel
Recently, I have learned about three different types of marrow: thin beef marrow bones, medium beef marrow bones and long beef marrow bones. The price per poundage, where I am shopping, is about the same. I wonder: does there exist a good reason to prefer one over the others? Does there exist, a noteworthy nutritional distinction, between the three types of marrow?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Emmanuel
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General Discussion / Re: Do glands regenerate after abuse?
« on: April 21, 2018, 10:12:52 pm »
Raulik,
I am sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation. I cannot say for certain that your problems will go away by adopting a paleolithic diet, but, in my opinion, you stand only to gain, by making the right choice in terms of your diet. The odds are in your favor, that your health and looks will improve to levels you have never experienced before.
Personally speaking, I am not a member in a gym, but have found my muscles to be toned, at levels comparable to some steroid users. My traps are big, forearms ripped, and when I flex my back, I can see a "backpack". This is meant, not to brag, but to give you hope in curing your glands, by illustrating that testosterone levels can be high, in thanks to dietary choice.
I hope this helps, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.
I am sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation. I cannot say for certain that your problems will go away by adopting a paleolithic diet, but, in my opinion, you stand only to gain, by making the right choice in terms of your diet. The odds are in your favor, that your health and looks will improve to levels you have never experienced before.
Personally speaking, I am not a member in a gym, but have found my muscles to be toned, at levels comparable to some steroid users. My traps are big, forearms ripped, and when I flex my back, I can see a "backpack". This is meant, not to brag, but to give you hope in curing your glands, by illustrating that testosterone levels can be high, in thanks to dietary choice.
I hope this helps, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.
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Suggestion Box / Re: A subforum on food production
« on: April 17, 2018, 10:31:56 pm »
That sounds like a wonderful idea.
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Off Topic / Re: More data on anti-depressants
« on: April 10, 2018, 11:54:55 pm »
duuuuuuh. There's literally a mocking expression for this sort of thing - "a magic pill"
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Off Topic / Re: Man brought up by wolves
« on: April 07, 2018, 01:57:24 am »
So many interesting insights and ideas in this article.
- If he was truly brought up by wolves, I have to wonder if the legend of Romus and Remulus is true.
- Why are wolves so kind?
- "'I only wrapped my feet up when they hurt because of the snow. I had such big calluses on my feet that kicking a rock was like kicking a ball" -> evidence that it is normal and natural for humans to be barefooted
- "He claimed to have been cheated and abused, exploited by bosses in the hospitality and construction industries, and left with nothing" -> that's human society for ya
- He has lived to old age and has gained much wisdom. His main regret is not going back to living with the wolves, which is noteworthy.
- The mother wolf threw him pieces of meat and he says that he took it and ate it - not cooked it and then ate it. So he indeed ate his meat raw.
- "Mr Pantoja said he also had a snake for company who followed him around because he fed her goat's milk" -> This is so outside of my reality. I'm not sure what to make of it. A tamed snake? A snake that drinks milk?
- "He was confined to a wheelchair for a time after the thick callouses were cut off his feet and his first visit to a barber had him terrified the razor would cut his throat" -> welcome to human society
- "He fought with the nuns about sleeping in a bed and when he rented his own room he at first slept on the floor on a pile of magazines and blankets." -> sleeping on a hard surface has been documented by science to be healthier. Again, some additional instances where society forces its norms on him.
Overall, fascinating story. Would love to have a chat with this guy.
- If he was truly brought up by wolves, I have to wonder if the legend of Romus and Remulus is true.
- Why are wolves so kind?
- "'I only wrapped my feet up when they hurt because of the snow. I had such big calluses on my feet that kicking a rock was like kicking a ball" -> evidence that it is normal and natural for humans to be barefooted
- "He claimed to have been cheated and abused, exploited by bosses in the hospitality and construction industries, and left with nothing" -> that's human society for ya
- He has lived to old age and has gained much wisdom. His main regret is not going back to living with the wolves, which is noteworthy.
- The mother wolf threw him pieces of meat and he says that he took it and ate it - not cooked it and then ate it. So he indeed ate his meat raw.
- "Mr Pantoja said he also had a snake for company who followed him around because he fed her goat's milk" -> This is so outside of my reality. I'm not sure what to make of it. A tamed snake? A snake that drinks milk?
- "He was confined to a wheelchair for a time after the thick callouses were cut off his feet and his first visit to a barber had him terrified the razor would cut his throat" -> welcome to human society
- "He fought with the nuns about sleeping in a bed and when he rented his own room he at first slept on the floor on a pile of magazines and blankets." -> sleeping on a hard surface has been documented by science to be healthier. Again, some additional instances where society forces its norms on him.
Overall, fascinating story. Would love to have a chat with this guy.
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Science / Re: Baby wipes are fuelling allergies
« on: April 07, 2018, 01:40:51 am »
I did an experiment of using baby wipes. Found that my hind-quarters were irritated for the rest of the day. I generally trust my body, so I'm glad science can confirm the conclusions I reach.
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Science / Re: Shape of Neanderthals' faces etc.
« on: April 05, 2018, 03:08:46 am »
I see you being featured in that article 
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Off Topic / Re: Raw Paleo Diet Forum Statistics
« on: April 03, 2018, 01:18:10 am »
Though I am relatively new to the forum, I've also noticed that there is seemingly less activity nowdays. Looking at archived threads, it seems to me that they go deeper, by discussing topics for many more pages. In addition, I don't see old members on the forum anymore, which is a shame, because they have the most experience. I would love to find out how they are doing, in terms of health and diet.
On the other hand, I am glad to see that you (TD), Sabertooth and Eric are still active.
Regarding the guru idea, I imagine Sabertooth could do it if he applied himself to the matter. His article is actually what gave me the idea that it might be possible to eat raw meat and remain healthy. There's also sv3rige who seems to be popular.
On the other hand, I am glad to see that you (TD), Sabertooth and Eric are still active.
Regarding the guru idea, I imagine Sabertooth could do it if he applied himself to the matter. His article is actually what gave me the idea that it might be possible to eat raw meat and remain healthy. There's also sv3rige who seems to be popular.
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Health / Re: Ankle Cracking
« on: March 30, 2018, 01:51:44 am »
Do you spend a lot of time shod? I imagine if you spent more time barefooted your ankles will be healthier
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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: Beef alternatives?
« on: March 22, 2018, 01:20:57 am »
You can also try farming insects.
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