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Hot Topics / Re: Foods That Do the Weight Loss For You
« on: January 03, 2012, 02:49:39 am »
    Fiber puts weight on me and fat takes it off.  If it seemed the other way around I'd be participating in a SAD or vegan forum instead.  I've been paying attention to which foods I ate for so long.  How old are you?  I had lived the vegan way in this life possibly longer than you have been alive. I've done it raw, cooked, you name it. Whose recent research?

    By the way, this is not a weight-loss forum. If you need to lose weight, fine.  Most here don't care about their weight at all.  This forum is more for health and personal experience of your own.

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Health / Re: Hair Is An Extension Of The Nervous System
« on: January 03, 2012, 02:47:20 am »
... when I have my beard on me and girls are more attracted to me.. It's not only the hair it's the nails too.. It gives you this extra sensitvity.

    Beards are way better than coarse stubble, as for my preference. I'm actually more sensitive with very short nails, so I don't keep them that way for much time.  My fingertips become too sensitive.  They are nice and sensitive a little longer or much longer.

    I totally agree about the hair.  Short hair may be good for super hot weather, but otherwise if you can grow it long it feels better, doesn't matter what texture hair.

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Health / Re: Anti nutrients in vegetables and seeds?
« on: January 03, 2012, 02:41:48 am »
    It seems to me more raw foodists have problems with nuts than with seeds like pumpkin and sunflower.

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General Discussion / Re: sauerkraut
« on: January 02, 2012, 04:01:56 pm »
    I heard him say you can eat them for a time (without salt of course) until they finish detoxing you of the cooked veggies you have eaten in your life. 

    Cooked veggies do lots of damage, terrible damage in susceptible individuals, lots of residues from not only the fiber but other unusable stuff.

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    Welcome, Felix! 

    I feel pretty certain that you will find your body fat/muscle etc redistributing, your flesh denser and healthier and your measurements improving impressively.  You'll probably do best for now by sticking to a set of raw paleo foods, and eating them whenever you're hungry, but especially the fats, and be careful how you combine meals.

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Journals / Re: Sile's Journal
« on: January 02, 2012, 03:50:49 pm »
One random thing I noticed is that my dark under-eye circles I've always had have mysteriously dissapeared! 

    I had that for at least twenty-three years.  Raw meat, the more the better, and high meat is the thing that really did it for mine.  When I say the more the better, take note I am still not a big eater, so I don't know about people who eat pounds per day, YMMV, I haven't done that yet, but I imagine if I ate as much it would be better.

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Hot Topics / Re: leeches
« on: January 02, 2012, 03:44:41 pm »
    I would try it in your position if it were nearby. I have not though, so ..

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General Discussion / Re: teeth decay and dairy
« on: January 02, 2012, 03:40:08 pm »
Ramiel Nagel recommends in Cure Tooth Decay to eat grassfed meats and organs, bone marrow and brains so I don't know where you got the idea that he said "nothing about meat and meat fat."

    Bovine marrow and brain are both mostly all fat. Organs have nutrients and constituents including fat soluble vitamins (not oil soluble) that are important to bone and tooth health, and vice versa, of course I mean all grass fed and raw.

    In the raw foods I feel very possibly and likely raw animal parts are better for the teeth than raw dairy.

    Could you make your own bone meal by taking the bones from your meat and file it with a farriers implement?

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Primal Diet / Re: raw milk vs. raw cheese?
« on: January 02, 2012, 03:24:58 pm »
"Unpasteurized milk should be secured if possible. If not, by taking orange, lemon or grapefruit juice along with it, pasteurized milk may be used."

    Previously I read studies of people back then needing orange juice and cod liver oil maybe to prevent nutritional deficiencies from pasteurizing the milk, I don't remember the details except it was around 1930.

So if you live in a hot climate you need no fats.... hmmmmmmmmmm

    In our raw meat diets we need raw fat.  Some people have reported that when they're on a diet of almost all milk, raw of course, that they feel better after a time on a lower fat milk.

.. did not notice any reference to the difference between raw and pasteurized/homogenized milk. I see you are aware but this author is spreading the word that milk (in general) is all the same.

    Why mention pasteurized milk? I knew people who lived in big cities like Manhattan in 1923 when this book was written, and they couldn't even find pasteurized milk back then, and farms were close by. It was "a different world".  All their milk had cream at the top, but not down in the milk, cows milk of course. People went for milk cures, Amish milk, not to get better from pasteurized milk back then, but to get better from whiskey-mash fed milk.   

However, he wrote this booklet in 1923. So some of his reasoning could be faulty. That is why I am asking for input. Now I think green juice may be a good supplement while doing this milk diet.

Again, if anyone knows of reasons against raw cheese, please let me know.

    I've mentioned my son who is on a milk diet here before. He was eating raw cheese and making yogurt and kefir.  He gave the fermented foods up after about a year.  They disturb his stomach, although not the first year.

    I'm thinking if you eat raw cheese, make sure it has not been heated above 105F in processing. Eat a piece a while before your milk meal, for health.  That is all.  Tell me how it goes.

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Hot Topics / Re: Any Suggestions on Eating Healthy at Fastfood Restaurants?
« on: December 31, 2011, 12:46:18 am »
    Have you tried raw meat yet or grass fed?

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Journals / Re: Magnetic's Journal
« on: December 31, 2011, 12:40:29 am »
With so much fat and such limited protein, my diet will be much more ketogenic. I want to stay on this for the next 2 months, at which time I will have been on an all-animal food diet for 3 months. I plan on going to a doctor and getting some tests done at that time.
I am still craving carbs, completely apart from hunger. The strongest cravings are for fruit and dairy. It is strange, maybe there is something else my body needs. I want to stay eating 100% animal foods until I get my physical in November though, just to see where the numbers are at on this diet.

    What's going on? Can you try to get your salt from meat?  I think there's salt in the blood and kidneys, not to mention ocean fish.  Do you eat brain or other unfrozen fats? Any poultry? What kind of high meats if any?

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Hot Topics / Re: Is stopping menstruation good or bad?
« on: December 30, 2011, 06:18:05 am »
Prostate problems are much more likely without regular ejaculation.

    I heard some women ejaculate in some way other women do not.  Then in orgasm women may also release fluid.  Not doing this, could it also be associated with a problem related to corresponding gland? Or too a woman who does not get wet regularly perhaps?

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Journals / Re: Lex's Journal
« on: December 28, 2011, 04:00:20 pm »
  If you have cats or dogs or certain species of birds as pets - they would love it if you share!

    Do you have a cat that likes suet? I haven't tried it on mine. One of my cats seems to dislike all fats, except liver.

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Hot Topics / Re: Men Don't Want To Be on A Diet
« on: December 28, 2011, 03:55:27 pm »
The men I teach this diet want this diet because eating a lot of sashimi leads to natural erectile dysfunction cure. 

    Is the sashimi in restaurants in your country frozen first?  It almost always is here and UK.  Could it work as well for ED frozen as fresh?

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Hot Topics / Re: Slight paracetamol overdose kills young mother over time
« on: December 28, 2011, 03:45:30 pm »
    Thank you D.  I wasn't taking any other drug, and was eating a fairly healthy diet.  I didn't have cirrhosis, and had no idea my liver might be weak.  I didn't drink any alcohol. I was familiar with milk thistle for liver before I realized I had a weak liver.  Yes, the liver does really seem like the most amazing organ, and KD is :) most kind.  Thanks friends. =)  I wouldn't have oded on it if I had known what I could do for the terrible pain I was having. I was using moist heat, but couldn't do that at the long days at work.  We live and learn, or don't.  I wish I found raw paleo back then. 

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Display Your Culinary Creations / Re: Article on Fermented Icelandic Sheep
« on: December 28, 2011, 03:34:48 pm »
I know, I've eaten fresh shark.

    I only ate shark once, but didn't like it.  So I think maybe I'll ferment it and try it again.  I bought the shark in a warm area, but don't exactly recall if it was local.

    That's pretty strong for me to dislike something.  I'm not usually disliking something unless I get a very weird reaction from it.

    Thanks for clarifying that.  I'll look out for cold water and urea.  I like kidneys best well fermented.  Could be for similar reason?

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A tiny bit of nutmeg really helps too.

    He would probably never use nutmeg, as he teaches to avoid things that might adversely affect a nerve.  Here's a note I found elsewhere about nutmeg:
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It seems to go with just about anything, and its rich, fragrant flavor and aroma are intoxicating.*
* Which, if you ingest a couple teaspoons of the stuff or more in a sitting, is literally true. Nutmeg, as many low-fi websites are thrilled to tell you, can get you high. And really sick. And possibly kill you. The culprit is the essential oil Myristicin, a neurotoxin that induces marijuana-like effects before inducing all sorts of bodily agonies. So kids, stay in school and don't do nutmeg.

    Are you going to make a raw recipe video?

    I have a nutmeg grinder, somewhere.  Maybe I should sell it or something.

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Display Your Culinary Creations / Re: Article on Fermented Icelandic Sheep
« on: December 27, 2011, 03:46:27 pm »
    Does all shark need to be fermented to be eaten by humans? Or only some certain ones?

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http://www.wewant2live.com/site/811618/product/Recipe%20DVD"

    The last link is broken.

    I haven't gotten the recipe DVD yet, but I'm really glad it's available.  It would be nice if we all made recipe videos.

    Fast, Nutritious, & Delicious Raw Food Recipes DVD Sampler

    Note: The cutting board he is using.  Unstained wood, just plain, no glue.

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Hot Topics / Re: Slight paracetamol overdose kills young mother over time
« on: December 27, 2011, 06:33:42 am »

Has your liver healed?

    I think my liver is good now. 

what youbdidbwas pretty stupid....

    Well that was three or four decades ago, long time anyway. I knew nothing about paleo yet.  Have you heard about it?  Thank you for your concern for my health.  I've had plenty of liver tests.  All but two medical ones came out good, and for the past five years everyone medical and not came out good, I do still get medically tested about once a year now at my request.  I've had symptoms that I attributed to liver, but none recently.  I feel my liver was a little week before I ever took a tylenol.  We all start with something.

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Off Topic / Re: We could all qualify to be Free Sperm Donors !
« on: December 21, 2011, 11:14:58 am »
    I don't have any sperm either, Eve. I could donate organic eggs if I so chose, but what's this company's age limit, GS?

    Haha he drinks bean soup, but as long as it's labeled organic (snicker).

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General Discussion / Re: Rats, Raccoons, Possums, and other rodents
« on: December 18, 2011, 07:34:20 am »
    It looked healthy otherwise, nice coat of fur, clean etc. I found it in a puddle, wasn' t breathing. There are woods all around, not thick woods, but thick enough. When I got it breathing (belaboredly) and moving a little, it picked its head up and drank a few times, blowing bubbles in the warer with its nose. It was in a well fenced small area, but it then bit by bit inched itself to the fence, under the fence, and across the field towards the trees. I offered it raw chicken and highmeat in the meantime, but I could tell although it appreciated some attention, it just wanted a quiet place, perhaps to die. I had to go. My son who I talk here about watched. It crept start stop and left. There were dogs barking maybe fifty yards away. I think it may have been them who bit him.

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General Discussion / Urgent possum
« on: December 18, 2011, 02:50:42 am »
   Found now, a stabbed? Possum. Clinging to life. What should I do with it? More likely a dog mauled it.

    Should I eat it? Heal it with a vet? I'm singing so far reviving it that way.

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General Discussion / Re: cream as fat
« on: December 18, 2011, 02:04:16 am »
     @D
    My son I talk about here has mad kean sense on freshness of food and what the animal ingested. Weve found several farms and dealt with them for a few years now, and are getting better at finding things out so we get better milk. One of the problems was one of the farms called the milk fresh while it was always at least thirty six hours old.

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General Discussion / Re: cream as fat
« on: December 17, 2011, 10:13:54 pm »
    Make the buttermilk fresh when the cows are making their best milk and it will taste refreshing :P

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