Raw eggs ect..

[RooStar Chicken Gang]

Eskimos eat a lot of raw meat, whales, seal ect.. some of the most healthy ppl. Tribes around the world utilise the whole animal too all organs ect.. most meat in shop or what most eat in West is just the muscle of animal.

Raw Goat milk is better then cow milk it's closer to human milk an better for us.

 

[RooStar Chicken Gang]

Actually, protein from raw eggs is only about 60% bioavailable. In cooked eggs it is over %90. It is a common myth that raw eggs are healthier than cooked, probably literally perpetuated by Sly Stallone in the Rocky movie lol.

https://shine365.marshfieldclinic.org/wellness/raw-eggs/#:~:text=“Our bodies absorb 50 to,system health and processing carbs.

Thanks for sharing however this link/website is not a good source to get health information from.

 

[Tre3hugger]

Eskimos eat a lot of raw meat, whales, seal ect.. some of the most healthy ppl.

actually....
"Modern Inuit have lifespans 12 to 15 years shorter than the average Canadian's, which is thought to be influenced by factors such as their diet and limited access to medical services."
Wikipedia

and another link about NOT eating raw eggs
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/eating-raw-eggs

 

[AgnesGray]

For dogs is very very good! Lol!
It can actually increase their lives by 3 years, fun fact.

My dogs should live forever hopefully with all of the eggs they steal!

actually....
"Modern Inuit have lifespans 12 to 15 years shorter than the average Canadian's, which is thought to be influenced by factors such as their diet and limited access to medical services."
Wikipedia

and another link about NOT eating raw eggs
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/eating-raw-eggs

Living in Italy for many years, I knew older people over 100 years old who ate a raw egg every morning. Italians and Japanese are the longest living ethnic groups, both eating plenty of raw fish also. Anecdotal, sure, but I would say eating raw eggs doesn't shorten lifespans.

 

[Tre3hugger]

My dogs should live forever hopefully with all of the eggs they steal!

Living in Italy for many years, I knew older people over 100 years old who ate a raw egg every morning. Italians and Japanese are the longest living ethnic groups, both eating plenty of raw fish also. Anecdotal, sure, but I would say eating raw eggs doesn't shorten lifespans.

Certainly a possibility. I was just playing devil's advocate to the blanket statements made by the OP. I am not a nutritionist.

 

[AgnesGray]

Certainly a possibility. I was just playing devil's advocate to the blanket statements made by the OP. I am not a nutritionist.

Sure, and it's good to consider all possibilities. Just throwing my experiences in the mix.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

it's almost like longevity is not a single variable equation. and of course correlation is not causation.

 

[AgnesGray]

it's almost like longevity is not a single variable equation. and of course correlation is not causation.

If there's no correlation with health and long life, it's one more reason for me not to worry about it.

One thing we did eat in Italy that we don't in the states is carpaccio (raw beef). The meat here is not the same and I don't know my butcher well enough for that here.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

I know what carpaccio is. Not a fan, actually. It's a texture thing. I don't like uni, either. Ceviche is a maybe. Really depends on the composition. Too each their own.

even when I am my own butcher.

Very best to you.

 

[gtaus]

Raw eggs an raw food is good.

When I was in the Navy, we would be in many ports where we were not allowed to eat eggs that were not fully cooked due to concerns over Salmonella. You had a choice of scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs, or scrambled eggs. If you don't know the health of the chicken laying the egg, I guess I would not be so anxious to eat a raw egg.

Same thing with concerns over raw meat. If you don't have confidence that you are eating healthy animals, then you better cook it well to kill off the stuff that could make you sick.

FWIW, I prefer most of my food as raw as possible. But there are foods, like pork, that I will absolutely cook very well in case of parasites. I don't eat raw chicken either. But I like my steaks as rare as possible.