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Hot Topics / Re: Sell me on raw
« on: December 12, 2010, 10:13:47 am »
If you are in good health, keep doing what you're doing, whatever it is you're eating.

If you have health problems, then you shouldn't need any extra motivation.

Thanks. What you said suggests there isen't a huge difference between raw and cooked paleo

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Hot Topics / Re: Sell me on raw
« on: December 12, 2010, 09:58:20 am »
Sorry if this sounds mean but can't you READ? This forum and the internet are full of free information on this...
You have been considering raw diet for half a year yet you don't know much about it or why its considered good? Strange.
I even read about diets that I have no interest in actually trying never mind the ones I try...
If you have concrete questions about certain aspects ok but otherwise if you're this lazy you will never succeed with a raw diet.
You must want to learn and to work at it, no one can do this for you.
Go and read the forum (there is even a SEARCH function hint hint) and you will have most of the answers, then start working at it and you will formulate some concrete questions which can actually be answered by members.


Honesty is good. I have read topics on this forum and I see benefits but my point is the commitment is huge, especially where I live, where it is very difficult to get the foods needed to stay on a raw diet. Perhaps you can sell me on the diet......?

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Hot Topics / Sell me on raw
« on: December 12, 2010, 09:38:26 am »
I've been on off considering trying raw for nearly half a year but its difficult to make such a change when I don't know much about the diet. Can anyone tell me in facts why I should go raw?

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In your opinion.

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General Discussion / Re: Really fatty foods
« on: November 15, 2010, 09:51:09 pm »
Try raw grassfed  marrow, however it is even more difficult to get hold of than raw suet. Raw grassfed tongue is a more easily obtainable fatty organ. Plus get hold of very fatty meats like raw mutton(even raw lamb is pretty fatty, IMO).

Yer I've eaten Tesco raw lamb shoulder in the past but I keep getting sick and its difficult to get down.

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General Discussion / Really fatty foods
« on: November 15, 2010, 07:58:35 pm »
I'm having some trouble finding a decent source of raw fatty foods. Has anyone got any suggestions as to what I could include in my diet? I've tried suet but that seems impossible to find where I live.

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General Discussion / Re: Atora Suet
« on: November 15, 2010, 02:10:36 am »
Does anyone know where I could get suet near London?

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General Discussion / Atora Suet
« on: November 14, 2010, 11:37:35 pm »
Has anyone tried this? Does anyone know if its suitable for a raw diet?

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General Discussion / Re: VLDL cholesterol
« on: November 05, 2010, 03:54:01 am »
Anyone?

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General Discussion / VLDL cholesterol
« on: November 02, 2010, 02:18:50 am »
I thought that people who ate paleo generally thought VLDL was meant to be high, until I read this?

http://www.rawpaleodiet.com/testimonials/craig-b-florida-usa/

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General Discussion / Re: Raw eggs
« on: August 19, 2010, 04:49:19 am »
I found quail eggs to be more helpful than chicken eggs too. It's possible that most of them are already fertilized (along with goose eggs)?

How many times has this happened?

Were the eggs organic. free range, etc?

BTW I usually eat only the yolk from chicken eggs unless there's no other protein available.

They weren't organic but they were free range. What difference does the organic thing make?

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General Discussion / Re: Raw eggs
« on: August 19, 2010, 04:08:05 am »
I went through loads of raw chicken eggs mostly organic, cage free which you should go for. Occasionally I regular and non organic but I didn't experience problems. The best kind is pastured. Otherwise focus on organic, cage free/free roaming.

I also eat raw quail eggs.

My problem is I used to put raw egg yolks in my shakes but i often got food poisoning. I find it very difficult to bring myself to eat raw eggs now.

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General Discussion / Raw eggs
« on: August 18, 2010, 11:42:41 pm »
I take it there are only certain types of eggs which can be eaten raw. What are they?

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paleo (from cooked) with social anxiety disorder.

Did moving from cooked to raw make much of a difference with your SAD?

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Yes, especially raw meats and raw animal fats.

Do you still have SAD?

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Do you feel the diet has made any difference for you in terms of SAD?

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I didn't do it slowly. I just went right to ZC. Once I knew this was the path to a lean, muscular, healthy body, I didn't want to pussy-foot around.

I've tried that before though and felt like crap.

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Were you talking about just being worried about what people think of the diet?...cause I was talking about SA as a 'condition'.

I was refering to social anxiety the condition, not what people think about the diet.

On another note how did you slowly initiate the diet?

p.s thanks for the PM

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Awesome, cheers. What about everyone else?

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I used to suffer from SA, when trying raw paleo first time it came back almost to the point of paranoia. Don't push too hard...try sticking to cooked paleo and doing it gradually.

There's a lot more to SA than diet...maybe try some body psychotherapy and support groups.

actionhero, not everyone's an actionhero at first!

So you do still suffer from it? Its not something I could cure using diet?

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I've tried getting onto the diet from cooked paleo 3 times before and each time my anxieties got worse

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Yes or no?

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So your saying that by going straight from cooked to non cooked this will give me problems? But if i slowly initiate the diet by dropping the temp of my food then I will not experience any issues?

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General Discussion / Initiating raw paleo diet from cooked paleo diet
« on: July 15, 2010, 05:52:15 pm »
Are there any problems I should be expecting? I've tried this twice already and both times by the second day i felt really really irritable and tired.

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General Discussion / Re: Where do you get your fat from?
« on: July 12, 2010, 04:11:38 am »
Fatty beef where I live is very expensive. Are there any sources of fatty RPD foods apart from coconut?

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