You're
walking through the dense jungle, leaving your cave or home you had
built. In one hand, a spear the other, is bare. As you are walking
barefoot across sticks and leaves, you don't think twice, this is
your nature. You've walked these forests a thousand times. You are
crawling over rocks, climbing branches as about 100 yards away, you
spot a wild boar. So instinctively you drop down slowly crawling,
keeping your eyes fixed on it. You get close enough, and slowly rise,
not to alarm it. As you cock back, you throw your spear, just right
catching it in the heart. Instantly killing it. as you hoist it up on
your shoulder you find a stick, and sharpen it as you arrive back at
your home, putting it over the fire to slow cook all day. As you go
out, foraging for nuts, and other vegetables or the occasional fruit
you can find. As you find nothing else. Today was a lucky day, you
actually get some meat to help keep you going through the rigorous
daily activities you have to do, in order to live and survive.
That's
exactly how we lived, tens of thousands of years ago. There were no,
Walmart, or big grocery stores to go shop at. There was no, frozen
pizza, chicken nuggets, french fries, hell no friend, breaded,
potato. corn. anything grain like. It was meat, when you could get
it. And all the vegetables you could gather. You didn't get the
luxury to go and buy it in abundance only to let it all waste. There
was no ice cream and brownies for you "cheat meal" or
"cheat day". The food you ate back then was to survive, to
nourish your body. To keep it able to keep up with your necessary
daily activity. You walked, daily. You crawled, and jumped. Sprinted
when being chased on occasions. You climbed, and lifted heavy things.
Hoisted animal carcasses. You threw spears, stabbed spears. Sharpened
sticks. And there was no down time. Not even to blog like I am right
now. You were always busy.
I
guess that is what we have "evolved" into. The "I want
it now, it's easy to get and than I will let it waste because that
health thing was only a fling". So we go back to our unhealthy
grains, and we go back to our unhealthy foods. We get those frozen
pizzas and those corn dogs, and such. And we stuff them into our
bodies, getting the little amount of protein they offer. And hardly
nourishing our bodies, and actually doing the opposite. Killing
ourselves, slowly and surely. Getting a number of diseases, that
weren't around 100,000 years ago. Because the food additives just did
not exist. They were not even thought of.
What
does it mean to eat, live and be primal? Well, after I found the blog
called "Marks Daily Apple" I decided to start adapting to
living a primal life. Mark Sisson, is the one who created the "primal
blueprint".
Being
primal, means living the way our ancestors did thousands of years
ago.
Being
primal means:
-Eating
good foods, animals, good fats, plants and the occasional fruit.
-Low
carb, your only carbs should come from plant sources.
-High
fat, good fats such as avocado, coconut, olive oil, etc.
-Moderate
protein.
-Walk
daily.
-Lift
heavy things.
-Stay
active.
-Play
(doing socially fun things or things you enjoy)
-Minimal
stress.
-Get
a good amount of sleep.
That
pretty much outlines the basics of living a primal lifestyle.
No
more being a couch potato. (speaking of potatoes, they are bad. They
aren't included in the primal lifestyle. Unless it is an occasional
sweet potato)
Now,
that isn't saying you cannot watch TV. Just, don't revolve your life
around it.
Just
stay busy, stay active.
Walk
around, do movements that mimic the lifestyle back then.
Crawl,
hop, jump, walk, sprint on an occasion, lift heavy things, compound
movements. Just do the opposite of all you have been taught.
Carbs
are bad. Potatoes, grains, corn, all of it. 99% of what the modern
diet consists of. Is bad for you. And is killing everyone slowly.
And
they have those fancy commercials, "if you're hungry, grab a
snickers"
Oh,
grab that snickers. Satisfy your hunger, for 10 seconds. Until you
want another, and another. Of those empty calorie heart disease bars.
All I see when I look at the candy section:
-cancer.
-heart
disease.
-diabetes.
-obesity.
-tooth
decay.
-death.
Because
eating a diet, consistent of all that, is a surefire way to be put on
prescription medication, that causes more problems than it fixes.
To
live the primal life, is to live the life that was lived for hundreds
of thousands of years. Before artificial anything was around.
Now
am I implying to go out and hunt for food everyday? To ask that of
most people is, asinine. Quite frankly, not a lot of people CAN do
that. But, what I am suggesting, is to go out and buy GRASS fed
animals. ORGANIC fruits and vegetables. To buy GRASS fed everything.
To supplement where you lack, with ORGANIC products. And to use
healthier alternatives. Because, they're out there.
The
argument I always use is, would you rather pay $1.00 extra for the
grass fed beef a pound. Or be charged $100.00 monthly for medication,
and a hospital bill from your cancer treatments.
Because,
it's not a matter of IF anymore, it's a matter of WHEN. If you eat a
diet, like the modern american.
I
will get more in depth, on the dangers of grains. On the benefits of
walking daily, and other aspects of the primal lifestyle.
That's
it for today guys and gals.
Stay
healthy, stay strong, stay grain free, Stay primal.
Until
a future time,
Corey.
Check out my book, How To Get Everything You Want:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/609912
I'm also selling custom made T-shirts, to which half of the proceeds will go towards testicular and prostate cancer charity.
https://teespring.com/liftwithyourbeard
A post I did about diseases, and the primal connection:
http://coreysperspective.blogspot.com/2016/01/diseases-can-you-cure-or-even-prevent.htmlCorey.
Check out my book, How To Get Everything You Want:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/609912
I'm also selling custom made T-shirts, to which half of the proceeds will go towards testicular and prostate cancer charity.
https://teespring.com/liftwithyourbeard
A post I did about diseases, and the primal connection:
In case you missed it, or you're new around here: http://coreysperspective.blogspot.com/2015/10/my-introduction-pt-1.html
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