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food sourcing
[2009]
[Aajonus]
When I did experiments with animals and fed them frozen meats, they all got skin disorders within six weeks. I had two groups. The animals that I fed the same meat that wasn't frozen, had no disorders. I didn't feed them water, anything. They only ate the meat for that 6 - 10 week period.
Then all of the animals who got the skin disorder, one even got scabies. I took those animals and I split them in half and fed them half raw butter and half frozen butter. The same butter, some of it frozen, some of it unfrozen. The animals that I gave the frozen butter to took five times longer to heal their skin disorder.
So, freezing does affect it. I don't care what Sally Fallon or anybody else says, they have never done the experiments I have. So don't freeze anything.
Well, you can just freeze fruits, nothing harms fruits.
[Attendee]
Cheese.
[Aajonus]
Cheese. You don't wanna freeze cheese.
[Attendee]
Fish.
[Aajonus]
Well, if you get arctic fish, that's okay.
[Attendee]
Everything comes down frozen from the boats.
[Aajonus]
As long as it's an arctic fish.
Do you have a question?
[Attendee #2]
I do. I just have a note for that because you said the dog had psoriasis. I've been feeding it just the stuff from the supermarket, like natural Tyson or whatever.
[Aajonus]
It could be frozen.
[Attendee #2]
They freeze it. It looks like it's fresh, but it's probably frozen now that you said that.
Is that why he's got the skin problems?
[Aajonus]
Yep.
[Attendee #2]
And should you take the skin off?
They shouldn't have the skin.
[Aajonus]
Right. And you can't give them frozen meats.
[Attendee #3]
Previously frozen, but they'll say fresh.
[Aajonus]
Well, there are others that don't say that. They say fresh.
