Re: Re: just curious - raw foodists / a little gross

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, it could be because when you eat meat you eat it raw... Suzideuteronomy2929 <deuteronomy2929@...> wrote: I think I am in the same boat, here. Though nuts don't seem to degatively impact me TOO much, I definitely notice a difference.Now for the gross part.......When you poop after eating cooked foods, especially meats, do you ever pass blood as well? Do cooked foods slow your bowels down or speed them up?The reason I ask is because whenever I eat cooked meat, I pass a very large amount of fresh blood, to the point where Marilyn insists that I go the the ER. I don't, of course. And I was wondering if, from what you have said below, it might not be that unique to me.

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TerriLynne

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Now for the gross part.......

When you poop after eating cooked foods, especially meats, do you

ever pass blood as well? Do cooked foods slow your bowels down or

speed them up?

The reason I ask is because whenever I eat cooked meat, I pass a very

large amount of fresh blood, to the point where Marilyn insists that

I go the the ER. I don't, of course. And I was wondering if, from

what you have said below, it might not be that unique to me.

Anyway, hope this is not too personal for this list, or for you

personally.

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Hmm, that is interesting. I'll have to research that one... you're the first i know of with that.deuteronomy2929 <deuteronomy2929@...> wrote: The odd thing is (I live an odd life anyway), it only happens when I eat cooked meat. When I eat it raw, I have no problems.

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I know of nobody who has bleeding problems from eating raw meat. Cooked

meat? More likely so.

Consider a piece of raw meat. Think about how it looks and feels. Now

picture cooked meat, see any difference? You should and the body will

definitely see and feel the difference too. No matter how much you

masticate cooked meat it will never approximate raw. Raw meat is so much

easier to digest than cooked meat and so much easier on the mucous

lining, as long as you are not eating too much of it and are not

combining it with anything that will hinder its digestion.

Don

Suzanne wrote:

> Hmm, that is interesting. I'll have to research that one... you're

> the first i know of with that.

>

> */deuteronomy2929 <deuteronomy2929@...>/* wrote:

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> The odd thing is (I live an odd life anyway), it only happens when I

> eat cooked meat. When I eat it raw, I have no problems.

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thanks Don.. never knew anyone who bled from eating meat...Don Eitner <mysticalherbalist@...> wrote: I know of nobody who has bleeding problems from eating raw meat. Cookedmeat? More likely so.

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