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I am on a diet of raw animal foods for sometime and would have not come this far without you...Thank You!! I remember reading in A.V.'s book, We Want To Live that he has a method of ridding stretch marks ( I think on like page 337 or something)but I do not have my book anymore. Can you tell me how to do it ,or look it up in his book for me,or as a last resort post this inquiry on the raw paleo forum so maybe someone who has We Want to Live can look it up for me. See, I am a model in France and have no access to this info..Please Help!!!

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Someone I talked to also mentioned Aajonus' Primal Facial Cream as being useful. Here's the formula:-

2oz cream
2oz butter
2oz coconut cream
1/4 tsp honey
1/4 tsp royal jelly
1tsp lime
1tsp ginger juice

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I don't have Aajonus' book,all my diet diet books, bar one, have been "lost" by the people I've lent them to. However, here's the following info from various sources:-

"Page 337:

After, bathing, daily massaging coconut oil, peanut oil or olive oil into the thighs, buttocks, hips, abdomen and breasts, reduces or eliminates the formation of stretch marks.  Wipe off excess after after 15-20 minutes."

Also, this from the Primal Diet yahoo group:-

"Pg 262 -- both these remedies said to "help" "gradually" -- Internally: raw meat, raw fat like avocados, raw cream & stone-pressed olive oil. Externally: rub "vigorously" 2T raw papaya, 1T olive oil once a week. Wipe off excess after 15-20 minutes."

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