Aajonus also said, according to a PD friend of mine online, that chewing your raw meat helps clear and move lymph from your neck.

My friend seems to be correct, in my experience chewing and not chewing my raw meat throughout various times in these past years.

So if your pancreas, salivary glands or lymph system is the current top priority, I might choose whether to chew or not according to these factors.

Normally I dislike cooked meat and it makes me sick. The only heated way I have tolerated it was "sauteed"  gently in water.

 I ate raw organs(albeit grassfed) too while on RZC, but they didn't work re getting rid of the rapid dental problems(gums etc.) I got on those rzc trials.

Did something help your teeth after that?

Please explain how, why, if or whether eating only rabbits and no other foods is adviseable people with diabetes. This is for a relative who is trying to get another to go on an all rabbit diet.

Löwenherz I normally do pastured, but was so freezing yesterday.  I think the eggs did help though.  I'm going to be eating the fat the next few days, if it agrees with me.  Then I will avoid grainfed again.  I met the farmer couple husband and wife.  It's a very small farm, and they do organic CSA feed, and are very caring.  They don't like the animals acting wild, which from what they said happens when they let the cows browse.  I wasn't going to argue, since I'm only here a few days.  I met a lady last night who 100 percent pastures her cows.  I may try some milk this morning.

achillezzz Av from what I heard now recommends to make sure the meat is not ground more than once. The butcher last night explained to me that all commercial beef is ground three times to mix the fat well with the meat and not have it chunky, as customers don't like that.  Av says it loses nutrient value when ground more than once.

Löwenherz AV isn't using meat from US Wellness meats.  That company is frozen.  He says frozen eating meat is bad for people's skin.  Could be though he has no skin problems so eats it anyway.

CitrusHigh alas cannibutter is baked and I'm eating raw.  I wouldn't know where to get any anyway, and I'm not a user. 

In another country I could put cannialcohol on my skin for the US Wellness meats, but that story's getting a little twisted for me.  Does frozen meat really harm the skin?  I haven't eaten frozen more than once.

    What do you think? I tried drinking eggs, eating some grassfed butter, but I definitely need more fat.  There is a big load of butchered today fat here from half a cow.  They say it's organic fed.  They say they baby the cows, feed them corn and oats and grass by hand, and a little hay, but mostly the grain.  They're well and streamfed, untreated.  Would it hurt to eat this grainfed fat?  Which parts are best?

nature, are you practicing paleo or primal diet?  Are you still doing water therapy?  If so, how often?

I happen to agree that protein should be less than 25% of intake for an adult, and probably very much less.

The rest should be saturated fat.

Sat fats are great foods!

I'm taking Amtrak.  I just don't feel like flying this holiday.  I hope TSA doesn't expand, and the employees find something they might enjoy more than tickling.  

    What would be a paleo good-bye for a puppy? 

    Maybe it's good he wasn't around so long with all those big worms and eggs.  He could have been suffering more than we know.  Wow, sorry he's gone.  It can be hard, maybe for your kids too, I found a puppy with parvo berfore.  The puppies may last only so long, no matter how good care you take.

Private schools in the UK usually have very poor food on offer, perhaps because they are not as well endowed with legacies by old pupils. I used to get awful  things like "pavement pudding", "frogspawn/aka "tapioca"), bread-and-butter pudding etc., much of which the teachers forced us to eat against our will.

That food sounds awful.  At the private school that served food, the mothers came in and cooked and made salads and served in the lunch line.  All the food was organically grown.  The students had to pay for the lunches.  It wasn't for a tray of food, it was like a restaurant as far as you picked each item, different price for each thing.  It was a long trip to school, no breakfast or snack either there.  Our teachers didn't care if we ate anything, so I usually didn't. 

wait, what? you can get bulk grassfed pet food? thats awesome. Anyone experience eating it? Where do you get it?

USWellness has it raw frozen.  It's liver, kidney, heart and muscle mixed I think.  It comes in 1lb plastic bags.