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Who said we were herbivores?

 The vegan diet websites.

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http://www.raising-rabbits.com/carnivore-digestive-system.html

Why do those vegans always say the opposite ?  vegan= -d
Lots of herbivores have multiple stomachs.

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Welcoming Committee / Re: Paleo in the Philippines
« on: May 17, 2014, 05:56:08 am »
I usually go do my marketing duties Saturdays.  I can pick you up in Eastwood Saturday morning.  We can go around and shop.  PM me your real name and cell phone number so it will be easier for us to coordinate.

Goodsamaritan you are awesome.  What a good guy. I dont even tell people I eat raw meat cause they might think I am nuts. Would be great to hook up with someone already in the know.
Also I am Jealous cause I always wanted to spend time in the Philippines. I was going to move/travel there before I met my wife.  When I met my wife she said she wanted to have my baby so I put my trip off until my son is old enough to be on his own.  Philippines has a lot to offer. Good food , warm all year, mountains, ocean activities, seafood, mountain biking, dirt biking, organized 5k/marathons runs, city life or country
life, and women that like ugly white guys. I maybe 60 some thing but one day I will travel there for an extended period of time.   :P P.S. sorry for the hijack

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Off Topic / Re: The Variable Sun and Its Effects on Earth
« on: May 17, 2014, 01:09:40 am »
 Did not watch that video yet but I remember reading about how Galileo started tracking the sun spots and they directly relate to the years on earth with no summers. 

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General Discussion / Re: 6 weeks with no grain or sugar cane.
« on: May 17, 2014, 12:40:20 am »
Catchy title - "No Grain or Sugar Cane" - Congratulations.

I find that my appetite is controlled with RPD, too. I was diagnosed with an eating disorder for my whole life, but all symptoms of eating disorder vanished the day I started eating unprocessed, raw foods.

Some times at the food market I will look at some ones shopping cart before the person. If the shopping cart is filled with all processed food the person pushing it always looks very unhealthy.  Darn shame but processed food all day every day leads to malnutrition but most people don't realize it. They think fat = no way malnutrition but it is just the opposite. 

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General Discussion / 6 weeks with no grain or sugar cane.
« on: May 16, 2014, 11:51:21 pm »
So it's been 6 weeks and feeling good.  I still have plenty of energy for working out and maybe more energy. The other day I jogged a mile before work and after a 10 hour work day I mountain biked for 8 miles. That's 2 work outs in one day.  And I am almost 50 years old.
  I do get cravings for bread but only when I am hungry. After I stuff myself they go away.  One day I did eat some soft pretzels. I didn't beat myself up about it but I did get back on track with my next meal.
   My hunger seems to be much easier to control on raw Paleo then some other eating regimes I have tried. Not sure if it is the raw meat or the olive oil. maybe a combo of both.  Holding steady at a half a pound of raw ground meat  a day and 3 to 6 raw eggs.
Eventually I will branch out into other raw meats but organ meat at the current time is not so appealing BUT bone marrow sounds and looks good. I often sledge hammer elk bones  so my dogs could get all the marrow and sometimes I would think it looked pretty good so that maybe my next step.  I live in the mountains so my dog gets  road kill from time to time.
 Since my hunger is controllable I added some fasting into my life.  Only water from 5:30 pm to 07:30 am.  That is a 14 hour fast every day and on Tuesday and Saturday I only eat dinner around 5pm. So thats five 14 hour fasts and two 23 hour fasts in a week.  Doing this is much easier then I thought it would be as I previously mentioned my hunger seems easy to control on raw paleo. Although I am not 100% raw yet.  I still make zero carb egg bread and eat baked potatoes once in a while along with some other non raw food sometimes. But my non raw intake is dwarfed by my mammoth raw food intake.

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General Discussion / Re: Are you eating CASTRATED livestock?
« on: May 03, 2014, 06:38:01 am »
Let us know were you find some.   Count me in.

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General Discussion / Full but not bloated
« on: May 01, 2014, 11:17:24 am »
Raw grass fed ground meat is quickly becoming my favorite meal.  It leaves me very satisfied but not bloated so i feel like a stuffed pig.   Much better then the lunch meat I used to eat.  Tried that lot of fruit diet for awhile and I would get bloated all the time and still be hungry and I would get those sores inside the mouth all the time. From what I read those mouth sores an be caused by lack of l-lysine.  HAHAHA i believe it cause I have not had them since I switched to paleo. 
But it is early in the game yet. So far only about 5 lbs eatin.  About a  half pound of meat  is my size of a meal.


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General Discussion / Re: Raw Bison
« on: April 29, 2014, 09:30:18 pm »
Where do you live where the elk archery season starts so early? I live in Vermont, and our deer archery season starts in early October, and moose is usually mid to late October.

Colorado,  Archery usually starts last week in August.  Black powder mid Sept.  Then a rifle seasons in Oct. Nov. and some areas Dec. jan.

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General Discussion / Re: Raw Bison
« on: April 29, 2014, 03:18:16 am »
Yeh you can just ask for trimmed fat and ask if they can cut you some soup bones for marrow, femurs have a good amount of marrow in them.  where are you? you can try eatwild.com to see if there are any grass fed bison ranches listed near you. three months til hunting what?

Archery elk start at the end of August.

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General Discussion / Re: Raw Bison
« on: April 28, 2014, 08:59:41 pm »

You are right about Bison being finished with grains.   Only about %5 of all the Buff in USA are %100 grain fed.

Do I ask a butcher for raw fat and bone marrow.  ?  I never saw it for sale any were. Or maybe I just never noticed cause I was raised on burgers and steak.   I am looking forward to hunting season this year.  I have read about marrow and how nutreint dense it is.  I have often looked at the marrow of an animal I downed and it does look tasty.  Only three months to hunting season. I think I will try to eat all the organs, meat and bone marrow of the next animal.

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General Discussion / Re: Raw Bison
« on: April 27, 2014, 05:32:31 am »
Finished my two pounds of raw bison ground in 4 days. So 1/2lb a day.  At that rate I needed to find a less expensive meat. They  got me for 10 bucks a pound. That would brake my bank.   

So today i hit the super market and found some grass fed beef from Australia for 5.99 a pound. 

Raw meat is not gross like i thought it would be. At first a little but by the third day I was stuffing my face no problem.

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General Discussion / Re: No milk
« on: April 26, 2014, 06:21:10 am »
Nonsense. Vitamin D is added to 'Pasteurized' milk because it is destroyed in the process of pateurization.

How do you get that milk is a leading cause of OP. My wife drinks it daily and she is nowhere near OP.

There are many causes of OP and exercise or lack thereof is more likely to be a contributor.

North Americans also drove more '57 Chevies than anyone else in the world, but not sure you could draw a straight line from that to OP


There are studies that suggest  milk uses more calcium then it has, to digest in our bodies.  The calcium in milk is not very digestible by humans and to top it off it creates an acidic environment and then uses calcium from our bones as a buffer.  I believe these studies were on pasteurized milk and I am repeating this from memory of articles I read a long time ago. 
 Don't know if it's true or not but theses articles are always floating around on the vegan fruit eating web sites.  Then they cry about about the treatment of the cows then there is puss in milk.  Then usually one of them will start on eggs are periods.
 




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General Discussion / Re: No milk
« on: April 26, 2014, 03:09:36 am »

 Are you worried about bone health/density ?   It has been proven that bone density is directly proportional to the amount of stress put on the bone.  Not saying we don't need calcium but there are more important factors then mega dosing calcium.  Meat and greens provide plenty.  When astronauts are away from the gravitational pull of earth their bones get weak even when taking lots of the most absorb able calcium on earth. I think NASA gets the calcium from dirt.

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General Discussion / Re: Water
« on: April 25, 2014, 11:02:21 pm »
Lots of water every day.  I always add ionic minerals to my filtered water cause I feel we are all mineral deficient even on a healthy diet.  I do not force myself to drink lots of water but I am thirsty a lot.  Drinking to much water with a meal does give me the bloated feeling.  I do pee a lot and some times it gets on my nerves.
P.S. I just had to do a math problem to post. WTF

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General Discussion / Re: Raw Bison
« on: April 22, 2014, 10:56:15 pm »
Done. First raw meat meal down the hatch.  Last night I made little meat balls , nothing added just raw meat.  I took them to work with me this morninng and sat on the side of the road and ate them.  I ate about a third of a pound. Not bad as I thought.  If this keeps up I will take hunting season a lot more serious. Good meat is pricey.

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Welcoming Committee / Re: Starting raw meat!
« on: April 22, 2014, 09:32:38 am »

I had ulcerative colitis very bad.  Hospitalized a few times,malnutrition.  I would get colds and sick even in the summer.  I was on prescription meds every day for 18 years.  The runs all the time.

3 months of drinking raw homemade kefir and I was normal. Have not taken prescription meds since.

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General Discussion / Raw Bison
« on: April 22, 2014, 03:01:02 am »
I just got 2 LBs of grass fed Bison. This will be my first attempt at eating raw meat.   Do you usually add some sort of flavor or just munch on it. I was thinking about adding it to a salad. Or should I eat it by it's self ?

Any help to make this successful would be appreciated.  thanks

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Welcoming Committee / Starting raw meat!
« on: April 21, 2014, 10:42:36 am »
Hello
 My very poor health put me on a path of healthy eating many years ago.  25 + years.
I have been eating and juicing raw fruits and veggies for along time. I make kefir from raw milk and that has change my life completely.  I have got lots of info from those raw fruit websites and them talking about paleo lead me here.  I have always been afraid of raw meat but now I am more educated about it.  I have found a guy down the street from me that has 100% grass fed bison.  I am going to stop at his ranch and pick some up tomorrow.
I have been putting peperoni and salami on my salads and would like to end the lunch meat consumption and put raw bison on my salads.  Maybe make little meatballs with some flavoring added ? Any suggestions for a new be ? 
 I have already cut out all sugar, wheat, corn, GMO and rice.  I have upped my meat consumption but need to cut out the processed cooked meat.  I do hunt but my success rate is very poor so I can go years with out the good stuff.
Eating Raw meat is a big step for us American's. Some people get all white in the face when I mention raw milk.




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