How to Eat Like a Caveman with Steven Rinella - MeatEater 

that's a snack for later

So funny dude!

He sent the Mrs to the movies!!!

or that he got a bunch of bone marrow on his shirt

It actually lodged in the camera man's neck. No stitches but great story.

Have you seen him on "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast?

cinamin45 I didn't watch the ustream thing or whatever but i listened to him when he was on recently. His stories are amazing, one of the most interesting guys around.

***** Word, I have. Love when hes on the podcast.

Finq08 I think he's been on 5

I guess all that stuff is true, but at the core of hunting is food. It’s a hunt for food and sustenance. I enjoy a lot of other parts of it too, like just being in the outdoors, and I have huge respect for wildlife and nature/nature conservation, but I think a lot of that spirituality and connecting with the animals and our ancestors is a bunch of horse shit.

Yesss bear fat is great

Interesting, I always though that sugar would cause stuff to 'grow' more.

@George Washington Not very nutritious

Can you imagine not giving a shit what other people choose to consume with their time and money? Imposing world views on others is such a natural thing.

@@josephpelletier9494 Go write about it on your blog, Nancy.

@Dylan L Evolved brains :))) Cooked meat .. What a total bs people are completely delusional

I mean there are many vegetarians in India who eat far better, more nutritious and delicious meals than any average American. I love eating meat myself but I think it's weird to somehow look down upon other people who don't share the same diet.

Who are the other 6?

Barney Blue the wife and kids lol

@@clavy5420 Fair

Exactly, I hate when people sit there and talk about cholesterol and all this dumb shit. If it was that bad, we would have gone extinct long before we “evolved” into anything.

@@IVIFII2IC Sure, if you only plan on living until you are 30, then you don't need to worry about bad shit, just like ancient humans didn't. But, if you want to live to 80-90 years old, then you do need to worry about that sort of thing.

Blue Steel lmao, you’re brain dead if you think ancient people who were completely civilized, who built monoliths as big as sky scrapers, who had 0 chemicals in their water, no chemtrails, no Monsanto spraying their crops... if you genuinely believe those extremely healthy people only lived until 30, there is no helping you. BTW, Ancient Egyptians were mostly Vegetarian, they ate lots of fish, they worshiped the Cow so they didn’t eat Beef.

low7782 not at all, I eat about a pound of meat per day.

@@bluesteel8376 There is evidence of older humans, it's just that in an era without regular medical care it didn't matter what you ate because you were gonna die from something one way or another. There are very few animals that live longer than 30 years and the ones that do begin suffering from natural body wear and tear. One of the main reasons that I think is overlooked about our modern longevity is that we are sessile organisms now, we do much less physically than our ancient ancestors or even ancestors within the last 150+ years. The organisms that live the longest are the ones that do the least physically. Now I'm not saying eating "healthy" is a bad thing, I'm just saying that I'mma eat some fatty foods and red meat cuz if I die at 60 or 70 that's fine cuz that's a long ass time too.

+last9emperor same here lol

Me too

Joe Colombo if shit hits the fan, call me. I'm pro at repairing fans smothered with shit

@@FaThMonG would i just dial 1-800-ohshit? or is it 1-800-slinginshit ?

@@FaThMonG shit you got women to lmao

Ive put hundreds of hours into the same line of thought. But my interest is how humans learned how process foods that would otherwise be dangerous. Some roots and etc require quite the procedure to become a safe, edible product.

yes

Was thinking the same thing

yes but hes not talking about homo sapiens when he says humans. humans were still scavengers before they were hunters

Danny Boyette pretty good theory and if that's not why they learn to cook them I'm sure the ease of coming up on resources like that was definitely utilized

Oh yes scavenging I agree was probably the first order, its easier and a lot safer.

No. People during winter months still needed to eat and the game was frozen. Being cold already, eating freezing cold meat despite that it's hard as a rock is a great way to lose valuable body heat. They would warm the game over the fire which eventually lead to cooking.

well that's another way humans could have started cooking meat but there are many.

No winter in Africa. Humans had fire and weapons before they left that continent.

Fresh marrow is fairly safe raw. And if you have enough bones, you could live on the marrow. It's very good for you.

Thanks for the info Percy

Percy Miller anytime you eat something raw you run a major risk. In a "survival" situation. I wouldn't think it's worth the risk.