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Eating Sashimi & Wasabi for the first time! II Japan vlog

Hei guys! Watch me eating Sashimi & Wasabi for the very first time! I still can't believe I actually ate raw fish, since it's the one food I really can't stand.

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Ten lost tribes commented on 20 Sep 2015

私は日本人ですがワサビは苦手です＾＾；

Damien Holland commented on 30 Jul 2015

Oh baby...

Raw Food Experiment Day 44 - Sashimi Experiment

I eat raw animal flesh for the first time in 43 days. The results are shocking!

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JivanMukthi commented on 30 Apr 2009

...several days later...mind you that before consuming raw fish i have been experiencing the most enchanted reality ever, abundance, feeling calm and love and after eating raw fish again the second time, i couldnt sleep all night, and experienced short term depression the following day which shocked the hell out of me because i knew this was crazy now that i was raw but i pieced the puzzle together..."oh yeah i did eat raw fish last night"...dont mean to scare ppl but just sharing my experience.

teamcrumb commented on 13 Feb 2009

Peoples all over the earth thrive on sea food. Are you saying vegans don't suffer with depression? What about vegans that have had shit lives? The chemical balance in the body from what we eat is not the only reason we have feelings or energies. Your next experiment could be to not monitor how you feel every day, then see if you are a happier person in say, a years time. Scrutiny also causes depression. Maybe something like meditation would ease the endless objectification of your life. Shalom

Athrond commented on 11 Jan 2009

Dude, read my post again. I said Carnivore/Omnivore - not carnivore. Lions eat meat only. Humans physiologically and evolutionary have allways had meat in their diet - and our digestive system is adapted for this (google "herbivore human digestive system" 7 first). This is confirmed by analysis of bones from paleolithic and non-homosapiens humans. So go raw, by all means - you'll have me cheering you on, just don't claim it's the "natural thing", because it isn't. Eat what you want - omnivore

Malcolm Fisher commented on 29 Aug 2008

Interesting!! I eat some meat occasionally and haven't noticed a response of aggression. But I have noticed my energy level plummeting, and my digestion being disturbed. I'll been high raw almost a 100 days, but occasionally have a craving for it. Especially if I smell it grilling!! Good for you for recognizing the problem right away. And supposedly, raw is easier to digest than cooked! Maybe I'll try a little raw salmon on a salad next time I have a craving. I just wish the craving would go!

TheVeganicWitch commented on 05 Nov 2008

I've been vegan for a year and on the few occassions I craved animal foods I recognised it as my body's craving for foods high in protein and fat so I ate nuts and other non-raw high protein vegetable based foods. It cleared the craving up straight away and helped me to retrain my body to ask for the specific nutrients it desires. Going cold turkey with all animal products and learning the above skill is the only way I can recommend to overcome this craving, that and watching some slaugher...

JivanMukthi commented on 30 Apr 2009

um let me add in some words because i love sashimi but this video really strung some cords within me. ok i've been pretty raw vegan for like 2-3 weeks, one night i ate salmon sashimi and went to bed right away, i had the most terrifying nightmare of my life where two ppl were lit on fire with gasoline poured on them by group of gangsters, it was super vivid and really terrifying. ok i just brushed this experience off because i love eating sashimi and tried to eat raw salmon again continue...

Momtooazoo commented on 30 Aug 2008

I've been trying to watch all of your videos. Before our last baby was born I tried to go raw and lost a TON of weight and saw a huge difference in my body aches, depression, cramps ect ect....don't ask why I stopped. I have no idea WHY LOL But when I found your channel the other night it really pumped me up to start again. Infact, I'm going to go shopping tomorrow to stock up as much as I can to get started. I thought this video was extreamly interesting. It really REALLY made me wonder

Gary High-Fruit-Drama commented on 09 Jan 2009

Why do people keep repeating this non-truth? Are you saying that the human digestive system isn't long??? Where are you getting this info?? I did a search. This first thing I found said food goes through a dog in 7 hours. It takes a human 2-4 days. Another site: "the lions small intestine is 3 times the length of his body. This means that the meat he eats moves through his system quickly, while its still fresh. Humans, however, have much, much longer intestines, ideal for plant foods.

Gary High-Fruit-Drama commented on 05 Oct 2008

I stopped eating animal products 14 years ago, and only now am I up to 80% raw. So raw people eating meat seems strange to me. One benefit of raw is that it's easy on the organs. But meat is not, partly because we have the digestive system of a herbavore. Very well put about experts. They've only studied modern eating, not raw or vegan. So naturally they're against it. And you'll find that food and health is one of the most corrupt fields of "science". Corrupted by money and emotions.

TheVeganicWitch commented on 14 Feb 2009

This person wanted assistence in loosing the craving for fish. My comment was not intended to be offensive. For the record though I do not judge a person who *genuinely* kills to live (i.e. Inuit people, I'm not talking about weekend fishermen who fish for fun). To me that is like a lion, they both have no other choice. A person who kills for entertainment or merely for the taste, knowing full well there are other options, that person I may not be overly eager to be friends with.

PamelaViktoria commented on 01 Jan 2013

I went raw vegan for my health not because of animal's horrible lives. However, the longer I follow this lifestyle, the more I learn, and the happier I am not eating animal products. The other day, I was cooking pork for my hubby, and told him about a video I saw about baby piggies being castrated without freezing. And I started bawling! And I'm crying now too. It didn't bother me before, but it seems I'm changing as animal everything has left my body.

Momtooazoo commented on 30 Aug 2008

where or even WHAT things really are with depression, anger, that sort of thing and if it actually has something to do more or less with what we are putting into our bodies. Not so much as the mind. I guess to an extent. Huh! I have no idea if that made sense. Haha Thank you for sharing this and for getting me all excited to get back on track. I'm so excited! I'll have to try and vlog what happens.

howtobehot commented on 09 Jan 2009

Just because you had a lack of energy after eating Salmon doen't mean it's bad.. Do you honestly think Raw Salmon is bad for you??? It's extremely healthy, highly digestable, and lots of Vitamin B12. I think because you were lacking the nutrients from meat for so long, it was a shock to your body to suddenly have it? Don't be scared to slowly add in some sashimi.. Trust me it's all good :)

teamcrumb commented on 13 Feb 2009

What if you watched footage of an Inuit respectfully hunting for a nice fish and eating it for his dinner. Is that akin to witnessing slaughter. Not all processes of acquiring fish flesh are slaughter (a word heavily connoted with the notion of deranged genocide, wholesale killing sprees) a tribesman hunting for fish is not slaughter. Neither is my father fishing for freshwater trout.

UltraPaleo Power commented on 02 May 2009

if u judge about a 100% raw diet without having tried it for a week you re like a virgin that says: Sex is overrated actually its more extreme with raw. fruits are carbohydrates, the body needs mostly carbohydrates(80-90%) from fruit or cooked rice or grains or potatos. Raw food is mostly water so u need to eat a few times your food in volume. organic only.

Gary High-Fruit-Drama commented on 11 Jan 2009

- "I think because you were lacking the nutrients from meat" I actually LOL'ed. People show up without knowing her history(superfoods, etc) and think they have the answer. Anyway, I've stopped using the "reply" button because that emails them the response.........then they COME BACK. And that's a waste of good energy. :)

aspirinfragments commented on 29 Dec 2009

there's nothing instinctual in us as humans beings to compel us to hunt, kill & ingest animals. Then again there's nothing instinctual in us to rip plants out of the ground & eat them, but we know we require food ... I don't know, that's why i think. eating meat has to be an ethical choice at the end of the day.

Therese de Wolf commented on 28 Aug 2008

Cool, it's so interesting huh! I'm truly amazed at what I'm discovering. Thanks for the info. I think you're right. The cleaner the diet and the more sensitive you become to the real quality of the 'food', the less you resonate with things that, perhaps, are of a vibration that you no longer affiliate with.

Athrond commented on 08 Jan 2009

That is not true dude. You'll notice if you look at the digestive system of a herbivore, that they have quite alot of it, and often more specialized systems for digesting vegetable matter only. You are an Carnivore/omnivore and therefore a less specialized gut (and much less of it (shorter)).

sarajoW commented on 28 Aug 2008

I have noticed that the higher raw I eat (it's been a progression for me) the less I want meat. It's been three weeks since I've had anything outside of salmon. It's interesting & exciting to experience those changes. Cheers! Sara

veganhomeschoolmom commented on 28 Aug 2008

Hi, I can hear the difference in your speech. I have heard this same response from several others who have done this. All have experienced the feeling of aggression. You're brave to have taken the risk in search of enlightenment.

Therese de Wolf commented on 28 Aug 2008

Bravery, I don't know... I'm just totally committed to discovering my own personal Truth. Perhaps they are the same thing tho - Cool.. Thank you :)