http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/25/magazine/my-no-soap-no-shampoo-bacteria-rich-hygiene-experiment.html

Vegetarians are less healthy than meat-eaters, a controversial study has concluded, despite drinking less, smoking less and being more physically active than their carnivorous counterparts.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/vegetarians-are-less-healthy-and-have-a-lower-quality-of-life-than-meateaters-scientists-say-9236340.html

Scientists have successfully reversed the aging process in mice according to a new study just released. Human trials are to begin next, possibly before the year is over.

http://guardianlv.com/2014/01/ageing-successfully-reversed-in-mice-human-trials-to-begin-next/

Now you're on the right track! Even in the trailer, you can tell that they're showing the great side of you.

Also, the clip of Good Morning Poland was great. I'd imagine that you will be on US shows like that one day!

Keep up the good work.

Yes, this clip is good, because there is no background commentary of  "experts" - just opinion of these two people who enjoy eating raw meat.

But I am sure they complained and ridicouled the diet after the clip finished, live in studio.

I love Primal Body Primal Mind. It is not a Raw Paleo Diet book, but Paleo Diet. I think it is easier for newbees to grasp benefits of regular Paleo diet and then only educate them on harm of heating, by giving them link to studies: http://www.rawpaleodiet.com/articles/dangers-of-cooked-foods-an-extensive-collection-of-on-and-offsite-articles/

6 months ago I became a father of beautiful boy.

We are usually trained in math and science but no one teaches us probably most importand endavour on this planet - how to raise children.

People usually assume they know what is best for children or they just subsconsciously copy how it is done by their parents or enviroment.

I would like to actually open my mind and welcome  advice what I can provide to my boy so he will be happy person in this crazy modern world.

By "provide" i mean both food and non-food.

So far I have read "children: the challenge" and "Parent effectivness training" - two absolutely wonderful and helpful books.

Besides, I would like my boy to join scouts when he is old enough - it is great for learning social skills, self-discipline and connection to nature.

I would also like to provide him very healthy diet that is based mostly on fat of good quality (obviously )

Because I am my own boss, I can take as much vacation as I want to, so I would like him to travel with me so he could know this planet better.

What else is important?

Yeah I know, but how can you search for member when you forgot his name?

Hi guys, I have not been around for some time here.

I wanted to find out what happened later to one German member of this forum but can't find the topic and I forgot his username :/

This was man that posted regularly here and at some point developed some serious health problems.

I would like to know what was his final diagnosis or if he ever followed up on this story..

Great comment GS - where is it from?

I remember Nora writes a bit about auto-immune diseases in "Primal Body Primal Mind" but would have to check details.

Sorry for jumping in the middle of this interesting conversation but I wanted to add few words re daily protein and meat intake. 

When I read Nora's book for the first time (and I agree it is definitely the best book on the subject and the one that I usually recommend to "laymen"), I found her recommendations of protein/meat intake  ridiculous - way too small. But I gave it a try to see how it would make me feel and it happened to be one of the best diet's improvements I made last years. It is definitely much better for me to eat moderate amounts of meat (~200 g ~ 7 ounces a day).

And someone asked here, what she writes on cooked vs raw meat, in her book. Well, she does write a lot about it. She just agrees that the less processed meat is, the better for us. And she praises sushi or traditional meals like raw tartare for their health benefits.

Yeah, I do not have access to grass-fed red meat.

I eat raw fish and I sear my beef for 5 secs.

Fruits and veggies are no problem obviously.

PS: What is the best way to supplement iodine?