Mr. M’s nutrition program is wonderful, tasty and full of choices. His foods are all blended because of his swollen tongue which does not allow him to eat solid food. Interestingly he can still taste things.
For his carbs and vitamins and minerals he has guavas, papayas, watermelon, melon and wheatgrass to choose from.
For his protein, I recommended whole fertilized eggs, also raw goat liver, and raw tuna.
For the fats, extra virgin olive oil, raw egg yolks, avocados, virgin coconut oil, the raw tuna has omega 3 oils.
For hydration we have lots and lots of fresh coconuts.
I am not privy anymore to his choice of food. He and his wife sort that out. Whatever appeals to him. He says he is full and contented with the food he eats.
The rule is every meal he has raw fats. It is fat that he needs to cleanse and nourish his body. He is being given the best fats we know of today.
We are constrained with the religious needs of Mr. M in that they are devout Muslims so they require all meat to be Halal. Good thing, there was no requirement for fish, so the tuna was bought at the farmer’s market. For the goat liver, we have yet to find a supplier. But their relative may be able to find one.
Mr. M is consuming raw eggs, but not much. I would have thought he would have finished off the whole tray by now. These are supreme fertilized eggs. I tasted one before buying. Absolutely fabulous.
No beef in our market is Halal so beef is out of the question.
Now I’m thinking maybe it is easier to get chicken. Chickens are smaller, cheaper and the livers can also be used too.
I just remembered the hotel manager telling me they tend to goats in the hotel grounds specifically for guests who want to eat goat. Idea! Mr M’s family can choose to buy a young healthy goat and slaughter it themselves in a halal manner. They will be able to get the freshest liver that way. Also the heart. Also the kidneys. So Mr. M can get the best nutrition that goat has to offer.