As for falling into it while squatting, this is impossible.

    Us raw paleos have no problem, as our bones get healthy density and our muscles get more muscular.  I have been super skinny and no hips.  I was a little scared I'd fall in.  I was sitting though.  Yes, squatting is more secure, like a bird on a perch, they don't fall.

All light skinned people are of caucus descent, feel free to ban me for a day for that one too ... 

    Are there not some light skinned people from Japan and maybe around ancient Persia or India?

So William, are you saying that: If you eat raw meat, you'll get parasites. Then, if you ever go back to cooked food you will die...?

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Does that have to mean it's a good thing that the sheep have those parasites in their brains, just because they do..?

The meningeal worm is an internal parasite (Paralaphostrongylus tenius) of the white-tailed deer that usually completes its life cycle in the deer without causing significant problems. However, when unnatural hosts, such as sheep and goats, become infested with meningeal worm, the parasite moves into the brain and/or spinal cord and causes neurological problems that can be fatal. Llamas and alpacas are even more susceptible to meningeal worm infection than sheep or goats. Cattle are not known to be affected.
-http://www.sheepandgoat.com/articles/deerworm.html

    That was my concern starting RAF, that once I start, if I started, could I ever go back without risking dangerous parasitic infection?  I didn't think so.  Now I think maybe it is possible, but possibly not, depends.

    Were the sheep and goats in the test groups eating the same as the deer in the test groups?

    I didn't like venison, I may try it again.  I bet, maybe, it can be really good for the nervous system in most people (raw of course).

    I read liver flukes from white tail deer in NC are a delicacy to toast on a stick and eat.

    

http://www.nutritiondata.com/foods-000102000000000000000.html Here is a list. I think you can't find anything so high in Vitamin D3 other than fish.

    The foods I see listed on the whole long first page are fish, soymilk, soy formula and Kellogg's brand cereal.  I suppose the latter three are D2 in supplement form.  Funny they put it into grain mostly it would seem.  Must be to offset the osteoporosis that grain causes.  I remember eating almost all of my protein in the form of rice or peas at age 19 or 20, and definitely feeling (and seeing one) my bones weakening too much at that age too.  The rice and peas were natural (no Vit D added). 

... hare had more meat on it and the meat was as a result easier to get off the bones. Wild rabbit is too lean for me as a meat, IMO. However, that's just my personal preference/bias. I'm sure you'll find raw wild rabbit a fine choice. Don't worry re trichinosis etc. Bear in mind that the farmers/butchers usually prepare the animals - mine usually cut out the intestines but leave the other organs inside. Basically, if the wild rabbit's head is cut off, you can be sure it's been prepared ...

    Do you ever eat the bones?  Do the hares have suet or back-fat?  Does their marrow have fat?  I've heard squirrel brains are good.  Have you tried hare or rabbit brains?  I haven't tried these animals.  It might be cool to know what to expect, if I wind up trying any of them in the future.

How ? Liquid high-meat enema OK that could be some crazy stuff but I have heard people making kefir enemas.....

Is it possible to mix it with milk and make a high meat smoothie ?
Hmm, what happens when milk kefir is made with high-meat ?

    The enemas would probably work, or better idea maybe an implant (lesser quantity fluid in enema and held a little longer), although I've never tried these two.

    I don't think high meat and milk would make a good combo.  I don't know from experience, but I think the bacteria are just too different. 

so i guess we've been getting free adrenal glands. i'll take it.

can anyone who has ordered adrenals confirm that they're yellowish with grey on the inside?

    I've only eaten adrenals less than a handful of times.  The last time I think was four months ago.  More often than not after eating it I fall into violently vomiting.  I don't recall the color.  It was light I guess.  Suet doesn't make me toss.  I still think I may eat adrenal again, as I'm sure there must be some key way to do it right for me.  Suet on the other hand, it's I think too waxy for me.  I heard it's better digested and utilized mixed 50/50 with marrow?

    I forget which organ it was, I think pancreas maybe, I do have it written somewhere online, anyway: had little gland looking things in it.  Maybe I'll post it here if I look it up.  It tasted good, whatever it was, and no adverse reactions.

I'm not sure I can get fresh herring.

    I tried at the WF fish counter by me yesterday.  They didn't have it.  Maybe I'll try the fish area a farmer's market.  I don't think there are any fish mongers around here (you can tell I don't live on the water).  I know a place to get salted herrings (certainly not an Inuit type food) around here, but I did try one and it had kind of a rotten taste that I suppose people who eat mostly cooked fish can't taste.  Herring must come from Europe and in the US you'd probably have to be in NY to get it somewhat fresh.

(First I posted about this, shocked that you could think someone's hair falling out is a positive thing, then deleted it),Hmm.. With the hair falling out... We can grow it back, other animals can grow their limbs back. Do animals, which have this ability, discard their limbs in a similar way?

    I never thought of that.  Maybe if a limb of an animal got poisoned, it could fall off with the poison in it, and regrow from clean tissue.  I have no idea, as I've never seen something like that either.

    My cat lost all her fur by taking a "properly" vet prescribed veterinary medication.  I took her off the medicine with the same vet group's reluctant consent, and her hair grew back, first surprisingly red/orange/rust then turned back to it's original shiny color instead.  That vet twelve and a half years ago along with the others were insisting she be put to sleep too, for her own good, as she was sicker than they've probably ever seen and educated guess couldn't survive.  Let me tell you, she has been strong and healthy and beautiful ever since her hair grew back.  She did get arthritis later on, but raw meat nipped that away, and she is boisterous and can do just about anything with all her parts (besides uterus) intact.  That too had problems before then.  Kitten-hood wasn't the best time for her.  She's been very happy acting ever since she recovered her hair(fur).

Aajonus isn't against carbs, he loves them. He loves recommending raw veggie-juice in large quantities as well as plenty of raw honey and raw nuts.

    He recommends nut formula (a recipe whose ingredients are nuts fresh made organic checked coconut cream or organic raw dairy cream butter dunno & raw egg) for some conditions/people at certain times.  I think for some type of adrenal, and also for some type of a brain detox.  

    I know a lady who was diagnosed with a terrible brain cancer years ago and she is slowly getting healthier (definitely) and is eating 100% primal diet that includes nuts.  She had been in terrible shape and also unable to walk, talk etc.  

    AV does say to not eat nuts every day (and I do mean nut formula).  I think he says nuts make people stay awake when they would be better sleeping.  I think some raw people get nightmares from eating nuts too.  I know some people on raw vegan diets who lose their hair by eating nuts.  Changing to cooked meat from raw vegan seemed to help better to some extent (in ones I saw).  Maybe it's the brain detox through the scalp.  

    One (raw vegan) friend was going to lose all hair (very likely permanently) from brain detox (with or without nuts), but added (raw both) butter and meat to his own diet and started using (raw) butter as a scalp treatment (and egg for after treatment shampoo) and instead the hair got thicker, shinier and darker.  We'll see as the years pass what happens following av's advice there.

    The veggie juice he recommended me is zucchini and celery, fewer carbs there than kale/cucumber.  He said my pancreas is too weak.  I don't even know that he recommends kale to anyone.  I think it may be the minerals in the juice  he goes for.

I think the emphasis on chicken and fish could have been A factor that accelerated things and unbalanced my brain, perhaps if I was more focused on beef/organs and tried the charcoal and unsalted cheese and such things could have progressed more slowly and smoothly. Or perhaps eating cooked foods like I think he prescribes for some.

    I think brown rice, baked chicken, sourdough bread, depending on the health needs the person is going thru or age.

If you read hulda clark's work on parasites it is when parasites develop in their more advanced stages and migrate to body parts they are not supposed to be and this only happens if you are constipated or polluted.

    I think that happened to me one time.  I read that green smoothies (a raw vegan staple) was so good so many times.  I finally tried one; because I thought they were right.  The natural fiber of the green leaves or something else from them in that state constipated me, even though I did not finish a small cup.  From the constipation it seemed parasites may have migrated to a wrong area.  I got rid of whatever it was, but no more green smoothie for me.  Fiber seems to stick to my colon like a dam.  Less than 1 was enough.

    I did try with kefir & egg another time.  Another disaster.

Yeh i mean bone probably wasnt on their menu.

    They probably chewed them instead of smoking between meals.