38: Principle #4 - All traditional cultures cooked some food and ate some of their animal products raw

Published: Aug. 22, 2016, 10 a.m.

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Every traditional culture ate some form of their animal foods raw. Every culture also cooked some of their food. In today\'s episode,\\xa0Sally Fallon Morell explains the benefits of both cooking some food and eating some raw. While cooking does destroy enzymes, it also can make certain foods easier to digest (particularly vegetables). Eating raw animal foods ensures that we can enjoy the benefits of certain\\xa0enzymes and particularly vitamin B6.

Sally describes various dishes from around the world that feature raw meat or fish products (such as steak tartare). She also gives ideas for those new to the idea of consuming raw animal products. She suggests starting with dairy products, like raw milk or cheese.

Many who recommend a raw diet would not include raw animal products in the mix. But Sally points out that science backs this traditional practice. She affirms that raw animal products can\\xa0increase our energy and mental clarity, and help improve\\xa0various body functions.

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