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My children prefer raw beef liver versus half cooked liver

Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 10:49 am Posted in General Health, Nutrition, Parenting 1 Comment

Yesterday I had our cook prepare half cooked beef liver steaks for my children as part of my push for the tooth decay cure for my 7 year old boy.  I had the cook set aside a hand sized slice for myself but it was too late, she had already marinated it in some raw calamansi juice and fermented soy sauce. I said that was acceptable and had that for my lunch.

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Experienced some food poisoning with raw chicken liver that was probably not organic

Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:37 am Posted in General Health 0 Comments

2 weekends ago I wrote about that native chicken I bought along the highway.  It looked healthy enough.  So we had it slaughtered and I got my raw parts from it.  But after eating the unlaid yolks and half the liver, I immediately felt bad.  I took my plate and went to the sink.  My mouth started an immense salivating process.  I knew I had to puke so I waited on the sink and sure enough my reliable puking reflex did it’s job.  Just like what it is supposed to do.  Now I know why the teacher Aajonus Vonderplanitz says to not eat the liver or internal organs of non-organic animals.

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