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Personals / Re: Contacting Sv3rige
« on: March 17, 2018, 03:07:50 am »
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General Discussion / Re: Raw Cod Liver? Has anyone tried it?
« on: March 14, 2018, 02:52:26 am »
Watch for any Anisakis and similar parasitic worms, as you would with normal Raw Cod flesh. Having eaten plenty of Raw Cod and Raw Haddock over many years, I have had uncomfortable experience with Anisakis and learnt to avoid painful stomach cramps by thoroughly examining the raw flesh and using 'candling' to back this up. Have enjoyed Cod with Anisakis in it - after removing each and every one. Occasionally rely on freezing for a period but prefer it raw and unfrozen.
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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: Dealing with odors
« on: March 02, 2018, 05:22:23 pm »
I have to suck a strong peppermint after eating Raw or Rotten Fish before going into Church! (They find one for me if I have not got one.) LOL!
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General Discussion / Re: Chicken Liver?
« on: March 01, 2018, 05:40:10 pm »
Raw chicken is great but you need to work your way into it, and generally wait until you are happy with other raw food before trying it. You will probably enjoy it once you are ready.
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General Discussion / Re: Jaw infection
« on: February 16, 2018, 03:00:41 am »
Van's advice seems very sensible and may avoid further trouble in future. Take care as teeth problems can lead to many other problems!
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General Discussion / Re: do you eat salmon skin?
« on: February 09, 2018, 05:45:23 pm »
Will these methods work with other raw fish skins or only with raw Salmon? Can you use fish skins gone high, or very high?
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Health / Re: 'Safe''/LEast toxic dental materials
« on: January 18, 2018, 06:25:32 pm »
I believe the worry with conventional mercury/amalgam fillings is that the mercury continues to exude minor quantities of mercury vapour which is poisonous to the brain above. I have a variety of fillings and a few crowns, but most recent fillings are buildups with epoxy resin using a blue laser to set each level of the fill. They set almost immediately, no problems with vapour, are very strong indeed, but, of course, are more expensive. A very good solution!
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Off Topic / Re: Modern noise harming teenaged hearing
« on: January 10, 2018, 03:26:45 am »
Quite agree with this. I was told the most frequent reason for airmen failing to qualify for service as air crew was found to be damaged hearing. This probably applies in the other services with different limitations from impaired hearing. Intense pressure from worn attachments is arguably worse than loud sound distributed from loudspeakers.
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Off Topic / Re: Incandescent lightbulbs, anyone?
« on: December 16, 2017, 06:43:45 am »
The majority of people prefer older style lighting with incandescent bulbs and conventional fluorescent tubes............the difficulty is finding where to buy them!
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General Discussion / Re: Worms in my fresh, raw, wild salmon from whole foods--a short video showing them
« on: December 03, 2017, 05:34:01 pm »
These worms belong to fish and cannot survive indefinitely in your body. Anisakis survive stomach acid and can burrow into the stomach lining where they die after a few days or a week or two as they cannot enjoy our flesh. They can be painful, as I have found with Cod where they are fairly common, once found nine, took them out and eat the fish without problems. Candling the fish with bright light can reveal the coiled up critters so they can be removed before being eaten. Very unpleasant while it lasts, but generally self curing if you have an unfortunate encounter with these horrors.
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Off Topic / Re: What are you currently reading, watching, learning?
« on: November 14, 2017, 07:30:51 pm »
Agree wholeheartedly with everything YS has to say. It is fundamental PHYSICS and FACT!!! Jolly well done!
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Off Topic / Re: What are you currently reading, watching, learning?
« on: October 20, 2017, 02:37:07 am »
Just watching a 1960 HMV 1876 which I am in the process of restoring to full working order on old 405 line scan and black and white picture. Previously restored an Ekco TS105 made in 1949.
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Health / Re: Parasited are harmless? (Michael Mosley infests himself with tapeworms)
« on: October 17, 2017, 05:51:37 am »
Not much use for weight reduction and slimming then?
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Carnivorous / Zero Carb Approach / Re: Different ways to make high meat
« on: October 17, 2017, 05:49:31 am »
To help prevent it becoming anaerobic.
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General Discussion / Re: Sour Smelling fish? Is it high meat? Is it good for consumption?
« on: October 16, 2017, 05:43:19 am »
General recommendation on this forum is to get used to Raw before trying High meat or fish. Hope you experiment and learn to enjoy both!
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Health / Re: Eye Infection??
« on: October 06, 2017, 01:18:26 am »
Developed a nasty stie in corner of my eye. Tried to get it surgically removed and, after substantial investigation with Doctor and specialists, massive files and documents, told no funding available for its removal. Many months later felt eye was itchy so bought Optrex Allergy Eye Drops containing sodium cromoglicate and to my amazement my stie seemed less with its twice daily use. It has now gone completely for a couple of months, and I am satisfied the drops helped in my case. It might not work for everyone, but could help.
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General Discussion / Re: Tattoos or no?
« on: September 20, 2017, 05:13:44 am »
I have seen people having problems with henna tattoos on the television, and they can become infected if applied by inexperienced or incompetent artists with nasty consequences. Just to urge caution with these!
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Health / Re: Safe(r) Dentistry/Dental Materials
« on: August 24, 2017, 01:57:36 am »
I have composite fillings made with composite (Epoxy ?) resin which is exposed to an ultra violet laser at each stage of the filling process, and the Dentist uses an orange filter plate to protect his eyes and those of his assistant. Because the filling is hardened as it progresses it can be used very soon afterwards, although a period is recommended before usual eating. More expensive than amalgam filling, it is very effective and durable. I also have amalgam fillings, and am very pleased indeed with my Dentist's work. Individual teeth can be inserted directly into blank gums at some specialist clinics elsewhere, but the cost is very high - about £1,500 per tooth!
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General Discussion / Re: What kind of water do you drink?
« on: August 16, 2017, 01:16:45 am »
I agree, distilled water makes batteries happy, not people!
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General Discussion / Re: Eating enough food.
« on: July 26, 2017, 05:23:13 am »
I hope you will take great care of yourself and take all necessary steps to recover your health!
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General Discussion / Re: Iconic raw-meat-eating scenes in films/TV+texts about eating raw meat
« on: July 24, 2017, 12:39:51 am »
Agree completely. Saw this clip some time ago and felt so sorry Daniel was being tested and dissuaded from his healthy passion. He looks so much healthier than his brother, so his enthusiasm for raw food must be serving him well. Raw meat his choice, but hope he likes raw fish too. Sincerely hope he overlooks the advice and resumes his raw food consumption with renewed determination.
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General Discussion / Re: How long will raw eggs stay at room temperature without being refrigerated?
« on: May 28, 2017, 01:29:07 am »
Another item on bar tops was pickled onions which were quite popular, although they may have produced unwanted reactions later on!
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General Discussion / Re: How long will raw eggs stay at room temperature without being refrigerated?
« on: May 27, 2017, 12:09:51 am »
I remember hard boiled eggs on the local bars and believe they were pickled, but never fancied one although other people had these or whelks.
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General Discussion / HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
« on: January 03, 2017, 06:37:02 pm »
WISHING ALL READERS AND CONTRIBUTORS ARE REALLY HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017. Lets hear your exciting new diet plans for 2017?
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General Discussion / Re: A raw paleo week in the Florida Keys
« on: December 19, 2016, 01:24:57 am »
Quote: The boat had great fishing, I used a beef liver vain as bate and caught a Mutton fish within seconds of my first cast, and chopped its head off and ate it while it was still moving.
After returning back to the homeland I kind of miss having access to quality seafood, and have been seeking out a good source.....I was wondering if anyone knew of an online source which would ship high quality fish direct?
Reply: So pleased you were able to sample fresh Raw Fish at last. I hope you find a source closer to home, and start enjoying it regularly. Do not be put off if it is not fresh, as stale or even really, wholly, rotten fish tastes very cheesy and strong. It is very easy to get used to Raw Fish and hard to do without it, so good luck with your searches.
After returning back to the homeland I kind of miss having access to quality seafood, and have been seeking out a good source.....I was wondering if anyone knew of an online source which would ship high quality fish direct?
Reply: So pleased you were able to sample fresh Raw Fish at last. I hope you find a source closer to home, and start enjoying it regularly. Do not be put off if it is not fresh, as stale or even really, wholly, rotten fish tastes very cheesy and strong. It is very easy to get used to Raw Fish and hard to do without it, so good luck with your searches.
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