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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / Re: The Taste
« on: December 09, 2010, 12:12:47 pm »
Good to know, I will try to source some fresh.

Great idea, I can see it as a side dish. Does it have an iron like taste to you as well?

There is not many recipes in the book, but he does go into detail about all types of food. That is awesome about not having a cavity for ten years. He doesn't advocate toothbrushing either, his main protocol for healing any type of tooth decay is nutrition. You clearly have a lot of fat soluble vitamins in your diet, and your calcium and phosphorus levels are in tune, so your teeth are mineralizing, instead of the opposite (like most people with grains and sugar in there diet and little fat soluble vitamins).

His website with more information is www.curetoothdecay.com

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Omnivorous Raw Paleo Diet / The Taste
« on: December 09, 2010, 09:43:42 am »
Hey everyone, I just read the book "Cure Tooth Decay" by Ramiel Nagel and got inspired to incorporate some raw meat into my diet to aid curing some tooth issues.

I had some freshly frozen lamb liver and ground beef defrosted so I wanted to experiment with those.

I started off by cutting up the lamb liver into thin slices and then covered the slices with lemon juice. I gave that a try and the taste was overwhelming and I ended up just swallowing it after a few bites. It tasted like a coin, like iron. Is this normal for lamb liver? I covered the rest and put in the fridge and now I dont know quite to do with it, any suggestions?

As for the ground beef there was a recipe in the book I read to mix together 4oz raw pastured butter, 1tbsp raw honey, and 1 tsp cayenne in a double boiler to keep the temperature low, and then add and mix in a lb of beef. This didn't taste good either to me, so I ended up lightly cooking it, still leaving it rare in the middle and that ended up tasting a bit better.

Am I screwing something up, or is this normal for perhaps the first time eating raw meat? Any suggestions?

Many thanks,,

Miro

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