Although not all wild fruits are as big and sweet as our modern cultivars, at least some are, and certain varieties even surpass our deliberately-bred fruits in size and flavor. Nature—especially with selection pressure from other fruit-eating creatures—is perfectly capable of producing sweet (and sometimes massive) fruits without human intervention. It seems unlikely that early humans only ever encountered berries or other “small, bitter” fruits, and avoiding sweeter fruits on the basis of evolutionary history may be misguided.

Based on the limited research we have, wild fruits aren’t considerably different from cultivated fruit in terms of carbohydrate content, fructose content, or fiber content. Both wild and cultivated fruit seem to average around 90% of calories from carbohydrates, and have a sugar composition that yields roughly equal parts glucose and fructose. And both wild and cultivated fruit can be relatively high or low in fiber.

Although berries are often lauded as being lower in fructose compared to other fruits, from a calorie/energy standpoint, this just ain’t true!

Early humans may very well have had access to fruit for most or even all of the year. The fruiting seasons we witness in cooler climates—with most fruit appearing in the summer—doesn’t necessarily apply to our evolutionary homeland closer to the equator.

http://rawfoodsos.com/2011/05/31/wild-and-ancient-fruit/

So there had been lots of big sweety wild fruits in ancient and paleo times. On average - 50% fructose and 50% glucose. Those fruits had been the main source of carbohydrates for humans.
It's also not true that they were only a few months a year - the vegetation was all year round

Maybe these books -
http://www.amazon.com/Good-Bye-Germ-Theory-William-Trebing/dp/1413454402/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1208199363&sr=1-11
http://www.amazon.com/Rethinking-Pasteurs-Germ-Theory-Maintain/dp/1583940510/ref=si3_rdr_bb_product

Hopefully my children will be given a better boost.

AFAIK your children are on rawpaleo once in the blue moon

There are a lot of different moulds, some are good, some are bad. On the meat I showed in photo it’s very good, I think it’s a kind of yeast.

Exactly!
The horse meat develops that kind of coating; an yeast-like one. The meat resembles then an yeast cake.
It develops very quckly when I expose the meat to air in 100%, so it dries a little bit.
Keeping the horse meat in a wet environment highly impedes the formation of that coating.
I'm curious what it is. I've got to check it in some laboratory.

 His diet is similar to Lex Rocker. But now sometimes he likes to eat seasonal wild berries and grapes (seeded of course).  

So he doesn't eat carbs every day? Once in a week, a month or only in the summer?
Does he eat some veggies, honey?
How much protein does he eat on average? Any organ-meats?
What about his cognitive development?

so I might make a lot of cash out of it....

I would do the same if I were you.
It's very pragmatic - make a lot of cash (the way we do it is not important) and have a decent life

That's true.
When I eat only organ-meats for some longer period of time then I'm done and I desperately crave for muscle-meats. I can stay without the liver for month or two without any problems. I've got so many nutrients with my food

It seems like there are a lot of us ex-vega/tarians here.

I have never been a vegetarian.
Eating only plant foods? I've always considered it as a nonsense. 

I quickly need an advice: do you eat the whole tongue? I've never eaten before and the skin seems quite thick! Check the second pic. I can't cut through it with my knife..

I do eat the whole tongue. The smaller it is the softer it is (lamb one for example).
The toughest is the end part so you've got to cut it to some smaller parts.

Liver is really foul when the animal is "shit-fed". The more grass-fed and wild the animals are the more toothsome their livers are.
It's more distinct than in muscle-meats.

Will soon be eating mostly raw horsemeat.

In Italy? Be careful with those tapeworms

What is so much of a paleo "fact" about this?

Healthy well-nourished paleo women hadn't been so lean.
15% bf = very lean. If a woman is aiming for some finess competition then it's ok, for some period.
20% = healthy, sexual attractive woman

I strongly prefer all kinds of morning exercises like weight traning, pull-ups, hindu squats, running, etc. on an empty stomach. 
Doing some physical activity in the afternoon or evening makes it necessery to eat sth beforehand - usually 1 hour gap suffices.