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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: December 01, 2018, 11:18:39 am »
The Pod Cast has been moved up to 12:30 est Tues 14-04

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Off Topic / Re: Medical blunder
« on: November 30, 2018, 04:49:53 am »
There is still so much ignorance and mythology regarding the nature of viral phenomenon.....its absurd to think medical technicians are capable of accurately predicting and formulating the proper strain of flu antigen, in order to protect the population from their own naturally occurring periodic viral induced purging episodes.

It is my view that mass vaccinations interfere with the biological rhythms involved in the symbiotic sharing of viral messaging signals. These viral signals are necessary elements to life's integrity.  Viral outbreaks trigger mutagenic adaptations needed for organisms that share common environments to be able to maintain genetic viability within interconnected populations. Interfering with this delicate dance through artificial antigenic inoculations may have dire consequences beyond the limited scope of the farcical safety studies conducted by the overseeing authorities.

Though I believe on the whole, that mass vaccination may have potential for major insidious effects, I also have a faith in the inherent veracity of life's ability to overcome any and all obstacles, be them naturally occurring or human engineered. The damage of past exposure can be mitigated. The immune system can heal and realign itself with the viral rhythms of seasonal cycles of influenza.

Vaccines work to strengthen the immune system in the same way steroids work to strengthen the muscular system. Sure these artificial means evoke powerful biological responses, but there are consequences to such drastic interventions, regardless of what the drug making overlords will admit.

Just as there are more healthy ways to increase your physical strength than injecting steroids, there are much better methods of increasing the strength of your immune system, than injecting Genetically modified viral DNA into the body.( This should be common sense to anyone with a deep understanding of how biology actually works!)

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: November 29, 2018, 10:15:42 am »
Primal edge pod cast set for Friday Nov 30 12:00 PM EST

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General Discussion / Re: eating uterus and ovaries
« on: November 20, 2018, 02:11:12 am »
I have eaten ovaries, uterus and placenta. There shouldn't be any reason you would need to ration the amount. Use your own sense of taste to decide how much is good to eat at one time.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: November 19, 2018, 11:59:13 am »
Tristan from the Primal Edge wants to do a follow up pod cast in the near future, and I will post any updates here as soon as we figure out a day and time.

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Science / Re: Bacteria in gut same as in brain....
« on: November 17, 2018, 02:31:45 am »
I agree its a chicken vs egg situation....does exposure to healthy bacteria lead one to seek healthy foods, or does exposure to healthy foods inherently promote the growth of healthy bacteria? 

Such questions are at the hearts crux of this long standing conundrum, where rational science is seemingly willfully ignorant of the spiritual and energetic nature of what makes for a healthy balance, within all biological systems. Foods that are pure and unadulterated will feed the growth of life promoting microbes...but even catabolic microbes which dissolve and decay have a necessary place in maintaining the balance. The synergy of the entirety of lifes symbiosis, cannot be parsed into bits of linear data. False dichotomy between good and bad bacteria does not hold up to the newer discoveries which go beyond the limitations of the defunct Germ Theory of disease hypothesis.

The presences of different strains of bacteria that are prebiotically cultivated in the gut are not the cause in and of themselves of the conditions of health or disease...instead they are more like a symptomatic indication of the holistic synergy...The modern day Priest of the white coat clans, are only beginning to uncover the pervasive interrelationships between the almighty microbes and its human subjects. There is still much room for misunderstanding and misinterpretation of the data...this is in part due to a deeply and hopelessly ingrained pathos, that these natural and spiritual elements which promote health and vitality, within living symbiotic systems, can somehow be isolated, extracted, patented and then sold as a cure all to people whose own environments are in want of healthy conditions.

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Science / Re: Bacteria in gut same as in brain....
« on: November 16, 2018, 12:11:09 pm »
This information is going mainstream, and evidence does indicate that behavior is influenced by bacterial factors.
 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-microbes-control-criminal-behavior-suresh-pillai

There are indications being discovered that some foods promote the growth of positive behavior modifying bacteria.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170728100832.htm

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Science / Re: Bacteria in gut same as in brain....
« on: November 14, 2018, 12:49:51 pm »
The implications are profound.

Its very likely these microbes directly affect the functioning of the brain, and could even alter the behavior of the organism on a wholistic level. This crescendo of complex symbiotic dances, of worlds within worlds, of dynamic creation manifest, is just beginning to be understood.

If gut microbes produce the precursors to neurotransmitters in the gut, excrete mutagenic substances which alter the form and structure of the entire nervous system, and are found to be living in symbiosis within the tissue of the brain, then what role would they play in controlling the mind and behavior of its host organism? (Fascinating)

Could it be that the catabolic symbiotic putrefying gut bacteria consumed by our ancient ancestors had neurogenic properties which directly stimulated the genesis of our extraordinary cerebral systems. Think of high-meat and its euphoric effects...and of the bacterial process which would convert the proteins and fatty acids of prey animals into the most awesome evolutionary feat ever( the doubling in size of the hominid brain) Were these brain bacterial organisms passengers along for the ride or are they the conductors of the crazy train that is the human mind?

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HG- is hunter gatherer mothers that live off of the land.

Even mothers who eat junk can benefit their children with breastfeeding, especially considering most formula is basically corn syrup with, GMO dairy, and a bunch of synthetic chemicals that are called vitamins. Even breast milk from processed food fed mothers can be generally more beneficial than formula....after a certain age the digestive tract matures enough that its possible to put together an extremely good quality formula with blended with raw dairy and other raw animal foods.

Its also relevant to mention that the breast milk is formulated in order to prime the offsprings system in a way that makes it most tolerant to the environment. Certain immune factors and protective measures are passed through the breast milk, so that mothers consuming highly antigenic foods can through their breast milk help their offspring become more tolerant to those same foods. Through weaning process, mammals typically slowly transition into eating the same foods available to their parents.....the problem now days is that through commercialism the entire process of maternal breast feeding inoculation is royally messed up because most children are weaned on the most offal processed baby food that isn't anything close to what the maternal antibodies have been designed to facilitate optimal adaptation. Human babies no longer are weaned on the same foods that were used to produce the placenta or breast milk which nourished them through the early stages, and many suffer from not being able to properly transition into tolerating the swill that passes for toddler food in many parts of the civilized world!

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Off Topic / Re: Give us a laugh !
« on: November 10, 2018, 02:06:39 pm »

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General Discussion / Re: Where to buy untreated citrus
« on: November 01, 2018, 09:48:32 am »
I was in Nice France and there was all kinds of citrus growing everywhere in people yards, maybe if you can make it down to south France for a holiday and stock up.

 Citrus can be frozen or dried if you want to buy in bulk

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Primal Diet / Re: A1 versus A2 dairy, any difference?
« on: November 01, 2018, 09:33:29 am »
Balance can be difficult to find, especially when inundated with conflicted information. The human nature under the influence of artificial environmental conditioning, has become so detached from being able to fully trust instinct, and so we rely heavily on intelligence to generate creative solutions to the problems that arise with the severance from nature. This increasing reliance upon information creates a vicious circle which has taken us so far from our evolutionary environment, that finding a balance between the instinct and intellect becomes an impossible feat.

Dairy simply never worked well for me, but being exposed to AV and many others lead me to once believe that if only I adopted the correct protocols and followed the prescriptions religiously then I could provoke proper adaption. Eventually I got the message that dairy just didn't work well for me personally, and life is much better without it.

There are just too many blind spots in the logic behind Dairy consumption persistence adaptations. The conditions which had to occur in order for humans to form a balanced adaption to heavy dairy consumption, is for the most part too extreme to reproduce in the modern era. Imagine nearly starved pastoral herds peoples, braving the extreme conditions of life on the frontier. During certain seasons they would be ravenous for anything which would allow them to simply survive to the next season. Learning to utilize dairy, fermenting it, making cheeses, butter, gave people an advantage...but it must of taken countless generations to adapt.... living on the brink of imbalance...consuming large amounts of rotten milk, having the infants nursed by mothers also consuming copious amounts of dairy throughout her life. Transgenerationally passed down antibodies and very early inoculation with lacto-friendly microcosms allowed for a delicate balance form.

But this balance was extremely precarious from the very beginning, and once the mother to offspring cycle was broken...this prenatal and postnatal dairy tolerance inoculations through prolonged breast milk feeding, and weaning directly to fermented dairy...then this balance was lost. Some people who haven't been to harshly effected by the modern afflictions may still have remnants of this dairy digestion persistence, but many other are totally intolerant and it would be foolish for those people to continue to pursue dairy based dietary protocols.

My mother was formula fed, I was only breast fed for 4 month, I was given multiple antibiotics as a baby, and drank pasteurized milk for my entire childhood until i finally realized it was actually behind many of my health issues. Ive learned to accept this fact and have moved on to seeking out foods which can heal and nourish that are not so troublesome to the system. Perhaps if I had no other choice like our ancient ancestors I could force myself into some haphazard tolerance to dairy and ignore the negative instinctive signalling for long enough to redevelop the kind of mutations which would reintroduce dairy digestive resistance into the modern gene pool...but as of now that just seems counter intuitive to how i wish to spend my life......After a short time of experiencing mucous stools, constipation, feeling horribly, or whatever other symptoms of dairy woes, I would advise people reconsider dairy elimination.

Perhaps this may be extreme, but the first symptoms of intolerance to any-food, will cause me to to pause and weigh out the pros and cons, using both instinct and intellect, to decide what next to do. Its gotten to the point where I will throw out an entire animal if after a few days it doesn't suit me, even if there isn't anything visibly wrong with it.

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Primal Diet / Re: A1 versus A2 dairy, any difference?
« on: October 31, 2018, 11:11:49 am »
Information is often a makeshift crutch the mind uses to find ones way after the instinct has been lost.

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General Discussion / Re: Where to buy untreated citrus
« on: October 31, 2018, 10:45:31 am »
I had some tree ripe limes grown in a backyard in florida, that were far beyond better tasting than anything from the grocery stores. I was trying to get a friend to mail some to me, but the fruit cartels have lobbied for strict laws prohibiting mailing produce over state lines.

There is something not entirely good about much of the organic label citrus at the health food store. I think they are treating and fertilizing with things that may be organic labeled, but are not totally natural...they also harvest most fruit way before it is fully ripe. It can be tolerable, but its not Ideal.

I have a small orange colored lime tree in a pot, that produces some very small fruit, perhaps in a couple of years it will get large enough to bare a useful quantity. Though very small, the fruit is very good.

The same issue seems to be with a number of other products, the organic label is often not a good indication of quality.

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Off Topic / Re: Give us a laugh !
« on: October 30, 2018, 12:49:04 am »

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Off Topic / Re: Give us a laugh !
« on: October 29, 2018, 10:54:19 am »

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Off Topic / Re: Give us a laugh !
« on: October 23, 2018, 10:38:53 am »
The infamous "racist milk" meme started by the former forum member now known as Milkjar, the supper raw meat eating troll, continues to inflict its tolls upon many of weak minded socialjustice-centric fools.....mewhahahaha

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General Discussion / Re: Lean Times
« on: October 22, 2018, 03:10:40 am »
Its hit or miss on quality..... the first and second time I went it was really good, but the last time the animal wasn't as good, so I quit going and have been doing ok with sourcing local Mutton.

If you are already there in Arizona then its worth checking out, because its still much better than most of the other stuff on the market.

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Primal Diet / Re: Experienced weird "detox" symptoms with Raw Milk
« on: October 12, 2018, 10:54:54 am »
According to Legend, the Buddha after a long period of fasting and renunciation of worldly comforts, accepted a bowl of milk soup and soon after had his divine illumination....where he envisioned the Middle Whey...as the path to enlightenment.

So its possible that the central precepts of Buddhism were based upon one mans dairy induced hallucination.


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Off Topic / Re: Give us a laugh !
« on: October 08, 2018, 01:44:33 am »
You sometimes have to laugh to keep from crying

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General Discussion / Re: Dioxin in sheep liver
« on: October 07, 2018, 11:55:40 am »
Seems like a dubious article, that does not clearly establish proper controls, does not distinguish between factory farmed animals and pasture raised, nor does it acknowledge the plethora of other variables likely involved. 

Parts of industrialized Europe are likely contaminated, and sheep raised in these areas may accumulate higher levels of pollution in their organs....especially if the animals are being fed industrial feeds, drinking from contaminated water, living on poor overgrazed pastures.

There is some kind of false perception being sold about the EU standards being something legitimate and trustworthy. Though many organisations do provide a baseline level of oversight which prevents the most blatant forms of food contamination, generally speaking the systems of regulation, regardless of what part of the world should be viewed with scepticism and be subject to independent scrutiny.

I doubt those animals tested in this report would in any way relate to the quality of animals raised outside the scope of the standard commercial livestock paradigme. The organs of animals raised in uncontaminated areas, drinking from pure water sources and grazed on unpolluted and lush pastures should be just fine.

I encourage people to take personal responsibility in finding these pristine sources for themselves, and try at all cost to avoid having to give blind trust over to faceless regulators that oversee food production operations that are hidden from public view.

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General Discussion / Re: Mucus - beneficial or harmful?
« on: September 28, 2018, 05:35:22 am »
Kicking the sugar habit and overcoming the initial hypoglycemia is not easy, especially if you are already in a weakened condition. If you do not have enough fat reserves and are prone to hypoglycemia fasting can still be helpful, you just have to be more mindful of the need to rest during the process.

Peoples circumstances often prohibit having the freedom and luxury to take a healthy sabbatical in order properly take control of your environment so that you can heal. If at all possible do what ever it takes to take three days off where you can dedicate to absolute rest and rejuvenation. Go to a place with fresh air clean water and sunshine, and if you have an low sugar episode, unless its below the danger zone of around 65(give or take) then push through it. If your worried about seriously passing out keep a blood sugar meter to check your levels. Feeling weak for a couple of days and hitting a place of rock bottom may be a necessary step in order to reset from years of unbalance.

I don't drink the broth, and prefer to just eat the bones that have been dissolved with vinegar. I put cleaned bones in a crock with vinegar and water on low heat for a couple of days until the bones get soft. Not sure if salt water would work to dissolve bones in the same way. Lemon juice will also work, but you have to use a lot, and it can be kind of expensive

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General Discussion / Re: Mucus - beneficial or harmful?
« on: September 27, 2018, 10:47:40 am »
Three days seems to be the magic number of days which can begin to reset digestion and metabolism, without any major disruptions to day to day life. Unless you are incurable ill with some rare dread disease or have insulin dependant diabetes, there shouldn't be a reason why one wouldn't be able to fast for three days.

Whenever I stray to far from the path it is only for a short time before I notice the signs and so a short fast of 24 to 36 hours is all that i need to realign, afterwords I always feel much better right away.

For people who are entirely inundated through long term consumption of antigenic foods, three days is a minimum I would suggest for people who are not use to long term fast. Its not as much as I believe long term fasting is ultimately necessary for cleansing, for a nourishing diet free of allergenic substances will clean and heal the body by itself....that said a full three day fast is helpful for people who need to distance themselves from detrimental and addictive eating habits.

Cold turkey is the best way to break an addiction, and it usually takes at least two days to begin to clear gut gunk out and jumpstart the deep cleansing process. By the third day once full ketosis is initiated then one usually begins to feel the positive effects of cleaning house, afterwards if you begin to eat small amounts of meat, organs and keep everything extremely low carb for the next couple of weeks, then you should notice a huge difference in how your gut feels. It can take up to three weeks to clear out the allergenic proteins from the intestinal lining and begin to permanently heal the gut and reform the gut biome. During the reintroduction to foods following a fast many people tend to give up way too soon at the first sign of difficulty and revert back to old habits.... or else will self sabotage by taking supplements or using extreme  dodgy protocols...but if one stays the course and doesn't cheat then there can be an opertunity to reprogram ones instinctive eating drives, and break free from lifelong negative habits.

This protocol is only a suggestion, and I acknowledge it may not work for everyone, but in the spirit of "first do no harm" I believe this course of action is a very safe and reasonable experiment for people struggling with a plethora of digestive issues.

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Health / Re: Got myself sick?
« on: September 26, 2018, 08:41:47 am »
Stop all dairy immediately! These are tell tale signs of dairy intolerance, likely exacerbated by other factors such as honey, smoothies, and too many eggs.

Try a three day water fast, that should rid the bowls of any aberrations and reset the microbiome baseline to begin proper nourishment with raw meats, organs and fats.

Too many eggs can cause diarrhea, and I wont eat them all the time. I usually wont eat more than two in a day. Vital Farm Eggs are not the worst, but its not the paleo ideal source.

After fasting try to avoid eating any eggs, honey, dairy, smoothies or any other supplemental foods which could be an issue. Start out with small meals of just meat and fat, then very slowly begin to add very small amounts of other foods, one at a time, while paying close attention to any signs of adverse reaction.

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