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Journals / Re: A day in the life of TylerDurden
« on: February 09, 2010, 06:51:40 pm »
  There's a big deal of difference between minor transitional symptoms as experienced by those who've successfully transitioned to raw zc, and the massive health-problems incurred by the majority who don't do well on RZC.

I continued the diet for a further 2-3 weeks in 2 of the trials. Of course, others have gotten even worse health-problems at an earlier stage, only a few days into the diet, so have had to give up earlier than me, or face hospitalisation in the end.

I gave rzc diet the benefit of the doubt when I tried it, much like with the raw-dairy-heavy Primal Diet. But , in the end, I had to give both up or end in the morgue. There's a limit to dietary fanaticism, and when one's health is completely compromised, it's wise to try something else.

Exactly, you need a broad spectrum of nutrition & bacteria, even with raw meats, limiting it to muscle meat, you severely limit your food groups, such as proteins & fats

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Hot Topics / Re: Tapeworms.
« on: February 09, 2010, 06:44:47 pm »
I don't just care about what's going to kill me... I don't want to be internally maimed, mentally/physically disabled/impaired, ill either frequently, or for an extended period of time, have to take poisons, etc...

For the luv of gawd, go study some real bacterial or viral immunology

If you're stupid enough to believe our environment theoretically evolves according to natural selection & survival of the fittest, like the majority of science of today, then you're going to see crap like the dangers of toxoplasmosis


All bacteria & parasites exist to co-operate & exist with their hosts, not destroy them

What parasite or bacteria would be stupid enough to destroy their host?


Nature is far more intelligent then the stupidity of science & its many deranged theories


We exist because nature is co-operative, it co-opt's all life

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http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_factsheet.aspx?gid=17

All farmed fish should be avoided, even those in tank systems, wild will always be the more nutritionally superior

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This could be due to nutritional deficiencies.

If we follow that logic it would mean that all paleo moms should make boys because this diet is the most nutritionally superior, right?

It doesn't exactly make sense.


Junk mainstream science never does lol

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General Discussion / Re: Rapid Evolution Counterargument Against RPD?
« on: February 09, 2010, 05:39:46 pm »
I accept there is evolution and natural selection. How humans developed is open for speculation. One author says humans ate raw fruit and damaged their/our brains when we started eating meat and cooking food. Others say eating meat is what led to the increase in the size of the human brain. There are many theories floating around.

Human bottlenecks explain human development? http://www.jqjacobs.net/anthro/paleo/bottleneck.html
Some say as few as 1000 humans remained ~ 60000 years ago, other scientists say as many as 75,000 physically modern humans were in Africa. How could so few people have propelled the "Great Leap Forward", where humans transitioned culturally from apes to modern man, in such a short time?



Bottlenecks, theoretical cro-magnons,  dark matter, all old tactics used by the science industry, to cover up their own ignorance, if you cant deny something which goes against your dogma & stupidity, give it a fancy name & call anyone who questions it a fringe or maverick scientist ....


As for calling evolution theory, a fact, that's like calling string theory a fact, you cant make a speculative theory, fact, unless it's provable in a lab

Good luck trying to prove the evolution of man in a lab ... lol

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General Discussion / Re: Stomach Pains
« on: February 09, 2010, 05:26:37 pm »
i would venture to say that the size of bacteria in comparison to most tissue cells in our body is extremely small, so even those the ratio in terms of number of bacteria organism:human tissue cells may seem like we are mostly bacteria, in terms of size, mass, volume, weight we are still majority human tissue

p.s. i would hope that roony would be investing his energy into better entheogens than "pot"


That is the whole point, microbes are a lot smaller human cells, theyre at the root of how the human body grows & repairs itself


The foundations of Raw Paleo, by aajonus & others are built on the works of people like Bechamp, how can the people in this thread follow a diet, they dont even understand the basics of ....

Instead of arguing with me & asking me for citations, go study the likes of bechamp


It's ludicrous to presume you can read a few mainstream text books, & do a quick google search & think you know your subject, you have to explore as many of the alternative views & points to get a clear picture

The same thing applies to physics, biology etc., you have to explore all the alternative idea's, to truly understand your subject, which is something current academia & current research will never do

All you'll know is a bunch of useless facts, & what the latest dogma is in science, in this case muscle & the brain are sterile, which is absurd as all living matter need microbes to function


If you want to understand the importance of microbes, then look up the research behind High Meats

Our human cells thrive & depend on the secretions & faeces of microbes, without them they start to decay & die off

Freezing or applying low temperature simply slows down the excretion's of a microbe, as its excretions are temperature sensitive

Which is why freezing seems to slow down the rate meat decays


Microbes & bacteria are pretty much indestructible, they're not effected by radiation or temperature, you cant slow down or kill bacteria by freezing or boiling them, they simply mutate

All you're doing is making the meat inhospitable, or ineffective to a microbes excretions, forcing them to mutate

In response the microbes mutate, or the inhospitable environment attracts even more virulent bacteria, who specialise in breaking down inhospitable area's which is why, frozen meat can become diseased & inedible defrosted


Also the total number of bacteria is far greater then human cells, my initial quote & plenty of research proves it, the size of a cell is simply related to its function, but its microbes which allow it to function


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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: more raw paleo in the news
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:06:40 pm »
Roony,  I would like to see references for cheaper cuts of meat having higher concentrations of 'nutrients'.  And I am not speaking about organs.  thanks

I'd like to see those too, i'm basically quoting aajonus on that one, unfortunately i dont have the time to hunt down something so obscure

I'm presuming the greater number of nutrients comes from a large surface area, packed into a dense area, like breast of lamb, its toughness encourages far more virulent & aggressive bacteria & parasites, to break down the tougher meat, over soft tissue

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Hot Topics / Re: Oh Nuts..!
« on: February 09, 2010, 05:57:27 am »
Yes, so we pass much air over wet meat, thereby adding hordes of creepy crawlies to it, then when dried we coat the infected meat with sterile imperishable tallow which preserves the wee critters with an airtight coating.

Airborne bacteria, is nowhere near as effective as the bacteria & parasite in meat, designed to process & feed the meat to us, & nourish cells & co-exist with existing parasites in our bodies.

You cant replace the makeup of airborne bacteria, as it's vastly different to the bacteria & parasites, already existing in meat


All you're doing is reducing the number of bacteria & parasites, which exist in our environment to clean up & repair inert substances, such as cooked foods, the high temperature resistance of animal fats, simply reduce's the amount of bacteria & parasites to break it down, remove it from our environment, as it would with cooked foods

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General Discussion / Re: Stomach Pains
« on: February 09, 2010, 05:40:33 am »
Roony, this is the last time I'm going to respond to you. You might be William's gimmick account for all I know.

Im going to make this as clear as possibe since you've missed it the last couple times.

From reply #17 from this thread you wrote the following

Again, this is you who wrote this, not anyone else.

You did not give out a source for the quoted information.

I googled your quote to find the source.

I found 2 matches according to google.

Here is how I searched

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft%3Aen-us%3AIE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7ADBS_en&q=%22Incredibly%2C+our+bodies+are+actually+composed+of+more+bacterial+cells+than+human+cells%22&aq=f&aqi=&oq=

So I deduced that your source came from one of those two findings, one of which was wiki answers and the other from a blog.

Well, what do you want me to say, thnx for using google?


The point wasnt the source, it was the actual wiki quote which as i pointed out was untrue

If you want to discuss the contents of that quote, which is what we have been doing for the last few posts, feel free to add to it, cheers

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General Discussion / Re: Rapid Evolution Counterargument Against RPD?
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:54:39 am »
A fictional, hypothetical model is called a hypothesis, not a theory.

Smarten up, guys. You are spinning your wheels.

I think you went & confused miles, even more lol, poor thing ... lol

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Hot Topics / Re: Oh Nuts..!
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:38:45 am »
That's because most animal fats, have high temperature resistant properties

for example ghee

But boiling an animal fat does in fact rid it of healthy bacteria & parasites, vital to health

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General Discussion / Re: Rapid Evolution Counterargument Against RPD?
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:36:07 am »
Well the job of theories such as String-theory, are to give us a focus. We can look at these theories and aim to create ways of testing them. Even when we could test them, it'd be a long time before we'd be able to use that knowledge for anything practical... But it gives scientists somewhere to go.

Or what?

A theory is a fictional, hypothetical model

Real sciences like chemistry & physics, are verifiable by experiment in the laboratory


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General Discussion / Re: Stomach Pains
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:31:52 am »
There's two types of advocates medicine

Germ Theory, & Bechampes all bacteria exist as a terrain for healing


Bechampe has been proven, while germ theory even the inventor denounced it, is a discredited theory, most modern research on biology still reverts to the old theory, as ideology

Bechampe also fits in existing philosophy & ancient sciences, such as omniscience


Read up on Bechampe if you want to know about raw meat, the most accessible is aajonus' material

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General Discussion / Re: Rapid Evolution Counterargument Against RPD?
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:10:29 am »
Great, do you really want me to explain the difference between, theory such as string theory & experimentally provable science, such as chemistry?

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General Discussion / Re: Stomach Pains
« on: February 09, 2010, 04:07:40 am »
If a pathogen causes damage to a cell, it becomes quarantined by inflammatory response. The pathogen is identified and special white blood cells are made to neutralise/kill the pathogen. The pathogen is packaged in a membrane and disposed of.

And there's your faulty logic right there ....

Your overall hypothesis is flawed, as pathogens dont cause damage to cells, they repair & clean up damaged cells

The only way to damage cells is to poison them, or deprive them of nutrition


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Hot Topics / Re: Oh Nuts..!
« on: February 09, 2010, 03:12:33 am »
Fat, is a potent detoxifier, regular amounts of fat, also forces your body to redistribute its sugar levels, which eventually leads to ketogenesis, a good thing ... stick with it, it will pass

You cant get cancer from raw food ...

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: more raw paleo in the news
« on: February 09, 2010, 02:52:44 am »
Unfortunately expensive softer cuts of meat, such as ribeye, arent high quality nutrition, its a common misconception, the fatty cheaper cuts are far more nutritious, the most nutritious are supposed to be the tougher cuts

Also organ meats are far more nutritious, then the simple muscle meats, essential, especially if recovering from disease etc.,

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General Discussion / Re: My steaks turned brown in the fridge
« on: February 09, 2010, 01:43:17 am »
I wouldnt use plastics either, regardless of their volatility, as theyre simply toxic liquids

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Thought i'd make a new thread, i posted this in tyler's journal, basically a theory on why raw paleoists dont exercise, dont take it as fact lol


When i exercise, i never get cravings for carbs for the rest of the day, it's only when i dont i find myself thinking of eating crap lol

Mainly because you're using your fat reserves, far more efficiently for energy, then if you sit around


In order to use fat for energy efficiently you need to expend alot more energy, exercise is a part of that expenditure


Sedentary & endemic carb in tissue, brings on cravings for carbs, as a low exercise body burns fat far less efficiently, cravings for carbs, ie energy which uses less effort to use, occur


Fat is also far efficient then carbs in terms of density

Carbs have 4 calories per gram, while fat has 9 calories per gram


On a ketogenic diet, ie zero or low carb, diet, with exercise you're getting double the amount of calories by burning 1 gram of fat, then you would by burning 1 gram of carb's or sugar


Sedentary lifestyles crave carbs & sugar, because of their inability to use fat efficiently, even with ketogenesis, or on a low carb diet


Why people like aajonus or people who find exercise unhealthy, is because of the periodicity of sedentaryism, or their biological clock, after a term of ketogenesis, ie eating fat as a fuel, being stationary or sedentary forces them to use alternative forms of energy from their liver & muscle, which are different types of sugars from regular carbs, but still burn alot faster then fat

They would need prolonged exposure to exercise to allow their bodies to use energy from fat, when stationary or sedentary, as theyre bodies have adapted to processing sugars stored in their muscle liver etc., when sedentary or stationary


When exercising the adaptation from sugars in muscle & organs, makes it difficult for them to adapt to an efficient fat burning process


Their existing fat & raw food reserves, allows them extended stamina & health, but forced exercise or physical stress forces them to use fat reserves inefficiently, because of their prolonged sedentary, resulting in maladjustment




Why Not Exercising May Be Good For You

You could also argue, because the sugars stored in your body, are also released automatically, if not used, 12 hours for your liver, about 8 hours for muscle

Which is the main reason high carbers, wake up with sugar induced coma's & crystals in their eyes, their bodies dump the carbs stored in their muscle & liver into their bloodstream, every 8 & 12 hours, before it gets stored as fat & back into liver & muscle


The efficient periodicity of the release of sugars, could actually be beneficial over those who exercise & train their bodies to use fat efficiently when sedentary

As you're getting a double release of calories every 8 or 12 hours, & the low amount of energy required to use them, leading to less overall stress on the body as a whole

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Hehe, outerspace bacteria. I would be interested a lot in an alien bacteria in my gut. People have reported miracles from drinking kefir.

About fermenting suet or pigs fat. It really does need sugar. I am not sure if the bacteria grow only on lactose or on every sugar. But if fermenting plain fat with some sugar does not work out, mixing the fat with some milk should work!

But the thread started asked about fermenting the fat without the grains. You could try fermenting fat with high meat ?

Great idea, so basically ferment the suet or animal fat with sugar or milk, or try high meat

Hmm anyway to control the taste of the ferment from high meat?

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Journals / Re: A day in the life of TylerDurden
« on: February 09, 2010, 12:43:45 am »
When i exercise, i never get cravings for carbs for the rest of the day, it's only when i dont i find myself thinking of eating crap lol


Mainly because you're using your fat reserves far more efficiently for energy, then if you sit around


In order to use fat for energy efficiently you need to expend alot more energy, exercise is a part of that expenditure


Sedentary & endemic carb in tissue, brings on cravings for carbs, as a low exercise body burns fat far less efficiently, cravings for carbs, ie energy which uses less effort to use, occur


Fat is also far efficient then carbs in terms of density

Carbs have 4 calories per gram, while fat has 9 calories per gram


On a ketogenic diet, ie zero or low carb, diet, with exercise you're getting double the amount of calories by burning 1 gram of fat, then you would by burning 1 gram of carb's or sugar


Sedentary lifestyles crave carbs & sugar, because of their inability to use fat efficiently, even with ketogenesis, or on a low carb diet


Why people like aajonus or people who find exercise unhealthy, is because of the periodicity or their biological clock, after a term of ketogenesis, ie eating fat as a fuel, being stationary or sedentary forces them to use alternative forms of energy from their liver & muscle, which are different types of sugars from regular carbs, but still burn alot faster then fat

They would need prolonged exposure to exercise to allow their bodies to use energy from fat, when stationary or sedentary, as theyre bodies have adapted to processing sugars stored in their muscle liver etc., when sedentary or stationary

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General Discussion / Re: Rapid Evolution Counterargument Against RPD?
« on: February 09, 2010, 12:29:50 am »
  Because  adaptation to new foods takes much longer than a mere 10,000 years for a body to evolve to. Palaeolithic diets are inextricably intertwined with evolution, so it's pointless to even dispute it as arguing against evolution  by definition runs counter to every palaeo notion re adaptation or maladaptation to diets.

There's plenty of arguments against evolution

The primary one being it's a THEORY, even so called evolutionists admit that

Stop treating theories as science, all you can do is point out evidence MAY coincide, evolution like ALL other theories, are simply works of fiction



Also we've had non reductionist or emergentist, science for CENTURIES, bechamp, naessens etc., it's only people like alphagrius who cant get their heads out the sand they call science to see them, or explore them

Get your heads out of science & stop making excuses for your dogma

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Journals / Re: A day in the life of TylerDurden
« on: February 09, 2010, 12:01:02 am »
I've had to add stuff like cream, bee pollen, basically tons of fat with highly nutritious bioavailable sugars, such as bee pollen & propolis, or a drop of royal jelly


Exercise also seems to stop people from craving carbs, especially on a zero carb diet

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General Discussion / Re: Stomach Pains
« on: February 08, 2010, 09:31:11 pm »
If you want to play the cite the research game, cite yours first & ill cite you mine ...  :P


Try finding ONE legitimate source, which ISNT based on the flawed germ theory of pasteur


Why are you even on a raw paelo diet, if you believe in germ theory? You should be dropping dead because of the DEADLY germs on raw meat as they infect your STERILE muscle & your STERILE brain, according to germ theory ....  l)

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Journals / Re: A day in the life of TylerDurden
« on: February 08, 2010, 09:28:32 pm »
  Actually, that's quite wrong. "Cro-magnon" generally refers to a specific type within the European population, though it can be applied to any palaeo man living in Europe in palaeo times, in a vague sense. Apparently, Finland has more examples of Cro-magnon-looking types than any other country:-

http://mathildasanthropologyblog.wordpress.com/2008/08/31/cro-magnon-man-in-europe-and-africa/

Again you're confusing theoretical anthropological theories, vs real archaeological evidence

Cro-magnon are a theoretical, fictional group of people created by anthropologists & other crackpot darwinian theorists


As my quote on archaeology makes it VERY clear, & proves my point,  cro-magnon's have no formal taxonomic status


Perhaps you should stop trying to promote facts based on complete & utter fiction, which is anthropology & start relying on an EVIDENCE based science, like archaeology

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