Sabetooth,
 Based on what you wrote on Aldous Huxley, i am really curious. I guess i will try to read some of his books. Do you have any suggested list of his books and in what order i should be reading them.

-Thanks

foraging is one thing i will definately try.

My family was is not eating raw-meat, but they seem to be doing much better with cooked-meat than they did with just cooked-carbs(vegetarians).

it seems the cooked meat also contains nutrients - missing from the diet previously.

i m in no way recommending cooked-meat. This is just an observation, as we were vegans/vegetarian untill recently.

CHK91,
 from what i see currently, unfortunately you maybe right.

CHK,
 i think you are getting close. What is "Science"? I read somewhere that this word perhaps did not exist couple of centuries ago. Its derived from a much more ancient system "Philosophy".

kurite,
 It costed me 50cents, ofcourse to a white guy it will still cost $2, even in india.

India is getting expensive. in my vist, for the first time in 12yrs i felt poor. My friends who stayed back in india are filthy rich, they have more money than ever hope to make in my life here.

Strange thing is that a lot of this money in india is actually coming from USA.

i guess so. I guess they cut the outside to reduce weight and space (easier to ship i guess) - viola now they are white.

Not sure if you tried the actual fresh ones (green) i find them much fresher than the white ones.

I know i m pulling stuff out of thin air.

Just like we need some bacteria to keep our immune system tuned-up, what if we also need some toxins to keep it fit.

GS,
 you should be getting it. Let me know.

Very good point. I cannot beleive that i did not think of this before. Actually my digestion started going south around the time i started drinking lots of water (some guru suggested that it would cure my pain).

i drink less water now, my digestion is not perfect but there is less bloating for sure.

for pain - i would recommend qigong.

too much butter makes my stomach rumble(even if it is raw grassfed), have not tried suet yet. Just wondering if digesting suet will be harder than digesting raw butter.

If this is true then how will increase my fat intake.

it works though. I do it often but not regularly.