Food induced body highs?

[Python]

For a few months now I've noticed that I get really intense body highs when I eat foods that contain a large amount of folate(600+% the recommended amount), or my bones will exude this mellow but wonderful feeling of pleasure when I eat egg shell.

Actually, most raw animal foods have this effect on me in some form or another. Am I "unique" in these sensations or is this actually a common experience for RAF dieters?

[TylerDurden]

I only got intense "body highs" from eating either raw dairy, raw eggs or "high-meat". The raw-dairy effect would last about half an hour before I then would get intense chronic fatigue, for the rest of the day - not good or healthy.

The "high-meat" boost in energy lasts much longer(2-3 days if I don't carry on eating "high-meat"), but it akes the next day for me to feel the full effect after eating it the first time. I also get an intense boost in energy from eating raw eggs, but it lasts much less time than the "high-meat".

I don't get such intense body-highs from eating other raw animal foods, instead I just get a feeling of well-being and contentment.

[seesawsemiology]

i havent tried high  meat yet but i do get it from eggs at times and sometimes just at random. the most recent instance was after having a bowl of beef liver and pork back fat.
not that thats a special combo, just happened  get me buzzing that time.