Mike’s Liver Smoothie

A timeless recipe passed down through the ages, not for the faint of heart.  This smoothie is a great source of vital nutriment! I usually drink this after I wake up in the morning or sometimes after a long bike ride.

Ingredients

5 raw eggs – Ideally home grown, from chickens raised on the farm or running free. You don’t want to eat too many raw eggs from the store if you have a weak immune system. You might die of salmonella bacteria infection.

Cup of Yogurt – Raw yogurt is best, but if you don’t have access to  a good source, then I would get the Strauss Whole Milk Yogurt.

Bag of frozen berries - Frozen wild blueberries are my personal favorite, but lately organic strawberries have been coming up in the game.

10 slices of raw calf liver – Calf liver is much better than liver from an older animal. If you have access to liver from wild deer, this is optimal. Other wise, calf liver from a health food store is fine. Remember to freeze it for 10 days before eating to kill all bacteria.

1 tablespoon of Cod Liver oil – Arctic Cod Liver oil is prime.

1 tablespoon of Raw Honey – When picking honey try to get a source that is local, raw and fresh.

*Bee Pollen – Can be expensive and hard to find. Check your local hippie health food store.

*Sand Crabs -The poor mans addition to the liver smoothie. If you live near the beach try digging in the sand and you might find some sand crabs.

*These are  optional ingredients, depending on the season, location and essential funds.

Final Note: Grub this concoction at your own risk.




  1. Bruce

    - 24th Aug, 09 01:08am

    Will toenails work if I can’t access sandcrabs? I only cut my toenails 3x per year; therefore I have some sizable clippings. I eat very healthy so I know that my toenail clippings are healthy as well. Will this be an okay substitute, as I have no access to a beach? Thanks.

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