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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / My notions on the wonder diet
« on: July 29, 2010, 07:24:03 am »
So, over the years I've been pretty experimental with my diets as well as herbs, which I've taken to the level of food nearly as in I buy them raw or in bulk powders and they can take up most of a meal sometimes...


Anyhoot.

In this journey my favorite points I could offer are as follows...


Fruitarian - felt great on it in a way, but always always felt I needed more. Man was not made to run on fruit sugar alone for very long.
But this did instill in me a great love of fruits...so I'm keepin em.

I read in a raw food book that fruits were best eaten alone - where vegetables could be combined with meats and grains.


I find this to be rather true
fruits go best alone and vege's seem to digest with meats...I'm mad at grains and enjoying my freedom from them at the moment, so we won't speak of grains. So I guess you could say my optimal diet at the moment is alot of salads (i read monkeys eat like a pound a day) and raw meats, fishes ok too and then fruits for like say breakfast. I also take a number of chinesherbs and be sure to get seaweed on a regular basis.
 I find this to be optimal for what I require.

Om

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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: Talk about Durian
« on: July 26, 2010, 06:27:26 am »
I've found durian on rare occasions at the asian markets around where I like in the states...but they don't seem right...I was introduced to the fruit while living in Singapore and all I could remember was the smell of it...All the way down the road you would know if you were approaching a market that sold durian. It has a very characteristic and potent smell.

The ones I've found over here don't smell at all...I don't trust it.

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     Don't people say bananas help sleep?  

Bananas are high in Tryptophan, the turkey amino acid that makes one sleepy after meals...this is why bananas for breakfast arn't as get up and go as other things...Typtophan is also important for natural seratonin, the happy chemical...so I guess...go bananas, but they may make you sleepy. Science told me so.

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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / flu-like symptoms
« on: July 26, 2010, 06:01:34 am »
So here's something...

and this happens to me everytime I eat too raw...i.e. fruits and veggies.

I haven't stuck with a meat approach long enough to endure what I understand to be a detox phase.

Just wondering - If I am experiencing a bit of phlem and the feeling like I'm catching cold in the mornings -

would it be safe to assume these are detox symptoms?

what was your experience in the earlier stages of incorporating raw animal products?

Did you go slow or just dive right into it?

Ug

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