Wednesday evening my husband watched a video. A friend had sent him the link. It was all about clean eating and nutrition. The woman in the video is a doctor. She has/had MS. She did a lot of research and came up with the Hunter/Gatherer diet. Within a few weeks her symptoms had permanently disappeared. This is not a diet to lose weight but a lifestyle choice for better health. It's supposed to improve the brain function (mitochondria) significantly.
From what I understand (which isn't much) we are to eat tons of fruit and vege plus grass fed meat. Just like in the old days when our settlers' diets were from their own gardens and farm or whatever they could find to pick and hunt.
Now about this time a year ago I decided to stop eating meat, the prime reason being I couldn't stand the look or taste of it anymore. Mr LC agreed to do this with me at home if he could eat whatever he wanted when he was somewhere else at mealtime.
I remember explaining to him how much better we would feel with such a diet. I would make green smoothies to get valuable minerals and vitamins. Mr LC wouldn't drink them. He would have a sip of mine and that was that. He grew tired of eating veggies all the time. He missed his meat.
So because his
BUDDY thinks it's a good idea now so does Mr. LC. He came home today with bags of fresh produce. None of it was organic by the way, he forgot about that. That's pretty much all we eat these days but whatever.
Now we're going to find organic tongue and brains and liver and every other organ meat known to man.
I hope you've all eaten before seeing this photo.
No way on earth am I eating or even cooking that stuff.
I've kind of lost the plot here, but how is it whenever I suggest something it's not really taken seriously? When a buddy suggests something it's always the right thing to do. Every.single.time. Does your significant other do this?
I have to confess I've been eating some meat once in a while. I found I didn't have enough energy without it. For some reason the smell or taste doesn't bother me anymore either.
BUT I DRAW THE LINE AT ORGAN MEAT!
He brought home so much produce that I am at quite a loss as to what to do with it all. There's no way we can eat all this before it spoils. Does anyone have a recipe for squash salad? Baked celery perhaps?
Carry on.
