In my opinion I'd say, take tyler's advise on this one, especially where he mentions yoga & meditation. I was diagnosed with all kinds of stuff (including ADHD) and was prescribed anti-depressants, anti-psychotics, uppers, downers and all kinds of crap. (Not to mention all the non-prescription drugs I was using as well). It took me years to get off (and stay off) all that stuff and that was before I started connecting the dots between mental health and diet. (so in some ways you have the edge on me).

For me one of the biggest factors was spirituality (however you get it). Personally yoga & meditation has helped me a ton. It really seems to me that there is a huge connection between mind, body and spirit. If I keep my body and spirit in order my mind seems to work itself out.

Also a big thing that's helped a ton with fixing up my adrenals and getting rid of sugar & caffeine in my diet. (they are both very subtle stimulants that can wreck havoc on your adrenals.)

Thanks guys!! I got into my goats head today using a small hatchet and scooped it all out with a spoon, pretty amazing stuff. I actually didn't even mangle the skull to bad either. 

So far I haven't found an animal, bird etc. I don't prefer to eat raw.... I think the advantage to eating smaller critters like chicken, fish, rabbit etc. is the price. They are often much cheaper and can make my beef and pork go further. The advantage to pork itself imo is they are a great source of some amazing tasting fat. (and lots of it)

The funny thing about this whole parasite thing is the only person I know that got worms was my son and that was on a average Canadian Diet not from eating raw meat.

Thanks again for all the answers so far... I have another question though. I have two other children 7 & 5 years old from a previous marriage and they are pretty fussy eaters. They're mother doesn't eat much meat or feed them a lot either and is not on a raw diet at all (more of a gluten free diet).

My son the youngest one does like raw meat (he has eaten, fish, beef, chicken, organs etc.) but he has a hard time chewing it (he does really well with fish though as long as i take the skin off for him).

My daughter is just grossed out by the idea of eating raw meat but doesn't care for it cooked all that much either.

I've been trying to cook it rare for them but even that isn't going too  well. With everything I've tried I'm thinking raw is the way to go but they are used to an average Canadian diet (ie. covered in sauces and stuff).

So what i'm thinking is maybe cut the meat real small so they can chew it better and some kind of raw sauce to make it palatable... any suggestions?

LOL!!! Thanks for the reply's plus all the extra info on x-rays & ultrasounds!! 

It's pretty amazing to know others are doing or have done this as well... Any ideas on feeding new babies after they ween. I mean I started with organs mostly, would it be the same for a child?

And... does anybody know about this whole Vitamin-A thing? I have been told organs especially liver can be harmful too a growing child... Anyone know if there's any truth to that?