Calcium in animal blood and how to obtain blood

[Techydude]

Well after searching through various topics typically the one on drinking blood v. milk it sounded fairly interesting. Since blood tests for nutritonal values usually measure blood calcium level, it is inherent that blood carries calcium and that ingesting it would be more favorable than drinking milk and it would probably be more digestable than milk. Ever heard of blood intolerance? I think not.


Does anyone know how to obtain animal blood? Like anyone have a list of sellers, places ie markets, stores farmers markets?

And another question - what about the bloody liquid or juices with meats and fish - do those count as blood?

[TylerDurden]

Most producers think buyers don't like blood so get rid of it before sale. The only exception I know of are the raw wild hare carcasses I get regularly from local farmers' markets. The only reason they still contain blood (up to 1 pint of blood at extremes) is that they are vacuum-packed. I have also gotten hold of blood from raw grassfed/organic livers which were vacuum-packed, but such blood has none of the benefits I get from the raw wild game.

[achillezzz]

Im planning to buy a whole living goat pasture raised organic free range everything the top quality it costs alot though and then suck its blood before eating itt arggg 

[ys]

blood contains absolutely ALL nutrients and some more including all vitamins, minerals, sugars, lipid carriers, antibodies, etc.
look at the medical reference chart for typical amounts.

as far as blood for sale, look for Filipino stores, they usually carry frozen beef or pork blood.  it'll be mostly non organic though.

[sabertooth]

I got two goats off of craigslist for 100 dollars, they were pasture raised and grass fed. I went out to the farm and the lady had a flock of sheep and goats that she was getting rid of to downsize. They weren't certified but I talked to her about feed and she only gave them minimal grain in the winter along with hay.

 I fed them grass and milked them for my baby's for a few months and then slaughtered them and ate them at the beginning of my raw diet. Best 100 dollars spent ever. I am not sure how to bleed them safely without over doing it.

[raw]

To obtain good blood regularly, you need to have your own animals. People usually don't sell blood here. Blood also very good fertilizer.

[achillezzz]

I got two goats off of craigslist for 100 dollars, they were pasture raised and grass fed. I went out to the farm and the lady had a flock of sheep and goats that she was getting rid of to downsize. They weren't certified but I talked to her about feed and she only gave them minimal grain in the winter along with hay.

 I fed them grass and milked them for my baby's for a few months and then slaughtered them and ate them at the beginning of my raw diet. Best 100 dollars spent ever. I am not sure how to bleed them safely without over doing it.

100 dollars?!?!?!? what the hellllll