Guest guest Posted September 26, 2003 Report Share Posted September 26, 2003 Hi, I'm new here. Thanks for all the interesting posts. Does anyone have a good way to eat liver? I haven't really eaten it since I was a kid (used to be force fed it once a week). Was a die-hard vegie from age 14 to 33 and converted after attending one of Sally Fallon's talks (and realising that that is probably how I caused my hormone imbalance and gallstones). Now trying to undo the damage. We're in preconception mode (hormones are much better now) and hoping to start trying for a child early next year. I've managed to control my gallstone symptoms by liver flushing. So I'm juggling preconception diet and liver flushing. Hoping to get my calcified stones out in time but they've been really quiet lately (hardly a twinge) so my liver must be pretty happy with the increased animal fats I've been feeding it and maybe (hopefully?) they're dissolving. I do feel better for it though I'm still quite tired. Anyway, I'm having cod liver oil every day, fish, chicken and meat about once a week each and lots of eggs. I want to increase my meat consumption but I can't say I love the stuff! I've just discovered beef is more palatable to me than lamb. And what's an easy way to eat liver? I tried the raw liver/orange juice recipe in NT cookbook. gagged a bit but managed to get it down. Needless to say, I haven't raced out to buy liver to try it again though I tell myself I should. Somehow I'd rather gag on the olive oil and epsom salts of my liver flushes! I'd love some tips from others who have successfully re-introduced meat into their diets and like me, don't love it! And what do you think is the best way to help poor digestion? Hydrochloric acid/pepsin or Swedish Bitters or Apple Cider vinegar? I tried the HCl, didn't seem to make much difference, am trying Swedish bitters now and it seems to help. Any tips, feedback appreciated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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