Using Quail Eggs to Treat....Just About Anything? - The SR Quail Update 1-16-17

[@nytigress5098]

[@raylingomen2562]

Read a scientific study in quail eggs in regards to mast cells. Quail eggs are a mast cell stabilizer, which is a big part as to why they help with allergies, asthma, eczema, and many of these other illnesses. See mast cells create mediators such as histamine and other inflammatory markers, quail eggs being a mast cell stabilizer reduce these inflammatory markers. I have an illness that causes issues with mast cells so I found that particular study to be very enlightening. Another interesting note is that chicken eggs are said to release histamine in the body, whereas quail eggs have the opposite effect. Pretty awesome stuff, thanks for producing this video!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

That is interesting indeed. Thank you for sharing.

[@lisagardner4814]

Wow this is so interesting!! I have histamine issues ans can’t have eggs I tried duck eggs which are suppose to be lower in histamine & I was fine with them for a bit and then reacted to them I just bought some quail eggs I am hoping they will help me and give me nutrients as well ans I hope they are yummy cause I’m hungry !!

[@NOT_SURE..]

thats amazing , ive just got my first 5 eggs

[@dixsigns1717]

egg nog = 5 quail egg, ½ cup milk, splash of vanilla, just a pinch of stevia tastes awesome I have been using this for a week and am already feeling better. Thank you, Chris, for doing all this research.

[@wardrobelion]

Thank you! Great idea! I forgot all about eggnog.yum!

[@alchemykitchen777]

Started keeping quail last year, and last season was the best for me as far as allergies go.

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

I know this video has been out for awhile. But, back in December of 2018 my wife and I watched your video and started this journey together. Drinking 5 quail eggs a day, two months later stepped up to 10 eggs per day each. Couldn't stomach that much so dropped down to 7 eggs per day each. Now June 3rd happy to say my wife has stopped using Alegra D and is only using Clariton 24 hour no D. Even though pollen is very high. A little background on my wife. She cannot do the allergy shot program as her grass allergies are off the chart and cannot be measured. She tried and it was going to cost a lot for over 10 years of shots. All her life she has had grass allergies. We are soo looking forward to years ahead of her possibly being allergies free. And yes we raise quail, jumbo brown JMF stock. Over 100 quail and building. All of our quail are in a greenhouse and are floor raised. Oh, my wife says thank you. We live in Olympia, Washington.

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

Just wanted to add my wife really likes the taste of raw quail eggs. But then again for those who don't like the taste of raw quail eggs. Do you like the taste of drugs from the doctor. We do not. I must say I don't like the taste of raw quail eggs neither. But I drink them anyway. Not sure what they are doing for me.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I am so glad to hear that you are seeing good results and her allergies are improving. I hope that she continues to see improvement in her allergies going forward.

[@mytaughtsexactlycandy9309]

Happy for u iv jus started usein them in feelin great

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

Be patient as the effects just like any homeopathic remedies take awhile.

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

@TheCountryBunkins..Wow ..very good .. I’m also allergic to grass, oak trees, and pretty much everything else 😂. Out of 35 items tested, I was highly allergic to all of them. I ran away from the allergy shots. Majority of my allergies started after moving from Chicago to Houston. I work in the medical field and I really don’t want to be stuck with pills and shots. So I’m taking an Year off to fix myself up...moved to India (since I’m originally from India)..half of my allergies are gone looks like..I don’t know if it’s the environment or food or both or something else..I came with a plan to do Ayurvedic treatments..also the locals here recommended quail eggs to fix everything up..I had quail eggs and duck eggs yesterday and today...anyways I’m experimenting with myself..once I get better, I’m planning to move to Chicago for sometime to see if I’ll have any issues there..and then move back to Houston again ..let’s see what’s triggering..by the way, I grew up in a farm and I remember having lots and lots of raw eggs ..but now I don’t know if I can do it ..

[@LenaN13]

I’ve had a migraine for weeks, cracked a few eggs into some juice. Gone. I tried massages, meds and nothing worked. These eggs are indeed beneficial for health and a little magic 😉

[@eyeballjr47]

Shocked that Google hasn't pulled this video because it made the claim of treating a respiratory illness LOL

[@raypotts]

I enjoy all your videos. The way I eat the raw Quail eggs, I use 8 to 10 raw eggs, a cup of Almond Milk, some sort of fruit such as a banana, pineapple or blue berries with 3 Tbsps of Stevia, tsp of vanilla and about 10 ice cubes. I put all this in my blender to make a nice shake. I don't usually want anything else until supper. Keep the videos coming.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much for the kind comments. That sounds like a pretty good way to eat them. And it does sound very filling.

[@jupitertheargentinetegu]

That is really interesting, I was wondering about drinking them ,in a smoothie like this. How would you describe the texture?

[@raypotts]

@@jupitertheargentinetegu Like a milk shake very good and filling also

[@Johnny-bu4rz]

Hello, I have found the benefits of quail eggs in a couple years ago. Honestly, I always maintained healthy lifestyle so to “measure” the benefits, is hard. I take 5 eggs every day raw in the morning, with empty stomach like you said. It has been like 3 years now. What I can prove about the benefits : I have no any signs or symptoms what most people have, like blood sugar, or diabetes, blood pressure, etc.... I was had migraines very often, it has been disappeared, my energy level is always maintained, I love sweets and sugary things, since I take the eggs, some reason I can say no for desserts easily. My skin has always “clean”, and look healthy. My hair grows like crazy. And last but not least, even my sexual drive was always up, since the eggs if I skip one day with out having sex with my wife, I am going crazy. Some of the main benefits of the eggs, which is to prevent to form cancer cells in the body. Overall, as discussing as it sounds like to have a raw egg every morning, I highly recommended to anyone. My family dose : 5 for me- 4 for my wife - and 3 for the kids. Sometimes We take “rest”, means we not taking the eggs for a couple days or a week. I am living in Florida and it is kinda hard to find quality and quantity but it worth everything to have them in my family lifestyle.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thanks for the comments. Glad to hear that things are working out well for you. I never thought about them growing hair, maybe I should be eating more of them. :)

[@Brainchild69]

Wow! Raw eggs blended with milk is pretty good. It tastes like egg nogg without the sugar and nutmeg. Good info!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I actually haven't tried it but that doesn't sound bad at all. I bet you could even blend them up in a smoothie and they would be just fine.

[@TheFrogfeeder]

I put 3 raw eggs on my dogs food every day as a topper, she loves it and I know they are good for her and her skin/coat.

[@donnasouthwood]

Cool info. Adding them to a morning smoothie would be a great way to consume them raw.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

That's a great suggestion.

[@BreannaCracker]

There must be something to you are saying. Some time back around the mid 1950s I can remember when visiting grandpa's farm, in the morning before doing his chores he would have his coffee with one fresh chicken egg in his coffee... we keep telling myself I'm going to try that one day, that day hasn't come yet and I'm 68. Enjoyed your great info.....BR549

[@syedijazhasan3473]

Hi Chris An enlightening video. I appreciate your effort to dig out hidden information from the net. And also the opening comments are a good change. Regards

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much. I am glad you liked it.

[@minibuns5397]

This was a great video but I’ve never heard someone apologize for mispronouncing words so much on a video. You are doing a great job and actually sound like a professional salesman. Keep up the great work buddy

[@Slightlyrednecked]

lol. Thanks so much for the kind comments.

[@eduardob.d.3925]

I was just thinking about this topic the other day. Although it doesn't surprise that they are vastly beneficial as quail is mention in the holy scriptures and everything that is prescribed by the creator can only be good.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Amen to that brother.

[@DeusVolo]

I put mine in a shot glass with about an ounce or two of water and a drop of apple cider vinegar and drink it like a shot you don’t even taste anything

[@paulcosta8297]

I ate 35 of these today totally raw, in shell.

[@benohanlon8742]

From a British man. This gentleman is the first American I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing this education who knows his stuff and is straight to the point. #FUCKCORONAVIRUS

[@frugaltinkerer9609]

Wow, you have provided extremely helpful information..Thank you!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you for watching. I am glad you liked it.

[@MakeitMake]

I’m so thankful for my quail!

[@osei227]

Eloquently done. Good job.

[@1Ggirl1959]

Very interesting and thanks for the links. Ice cream for the yolks would be good raw. Eggnog with coconut milk. Meranges for the whites raw but can toast it.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Sounds like you have some great ideas there. Thank you for watching.

[@ppulambe8311]

I started eating 4 to 5 raw q-eggs an notice immediately afterwards some of the energy effects. It definitely helped suppress my appetite. I consumed at 6:30 am and ate lunch at 3:30 pm.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

nice. Not exactly scientific evidence but who cares? if it works it works. :)

[@acsta]

I'd mix them witd my protein mix or meal replacement mix

[@honestyfaithful]

Thanks for the information Chris very informative.... have a blessed day🌻🐝🌻

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much for watching. I am glad you liked it. I hope you have a blessed day as well.

[@micheler3011]

Great video, soooo informative I really like them all. Keep doing the videos, you're a power house of knowledge. Hope it makes sense I meant you know so much.write a/some books.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

It made sense. :) Thank you so much for the kind comments.

[@shean7890]

Thank you for the information, excellent video as usual, though, You should have eaten few raw of your quails eggs in front of us ...

[@Slightlyrednecked]

lol. I guess I should have. With the "eye of the tiger" playing in the background too.

[@NoName-jr9og]

Very gratful for the research , God bless you.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much.

[@daleroley5185]

Great info, I wonder if they contain omega 3?

[@jakeisthedog]

All around great birds to have in a small area! Good eggs and great food!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I agree. Thanks for watching.

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Excellent video

[@kakabokamate465]

Good information. I like how you say I'm not a doctor I have to look it up Hahaha.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I am glad you liked it. :)

[@jimyoung7511]

Thank you for the info, good argument for keeping quail

[@happyyardservice2914]

My car was on empty and I only had two quail eggs. So I ate them and when I looked at my gas gangue again it showed 1/2 a tank. So quail eggs do treat just about anything. Thanks.

[@m_a_rzzzz6027]

🤡

[@agnesa9978]

Nice one and thanks

[@ellie9961]

Very informative, thank you!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thanks for watching. I am glad that you enjoyed it.

[@jbid9999]

Thanks

[@diananore5528]

Ok..this one got me interested. Where do you get these birds? I'm going to have to watch more on how to feed care for them etc. before getting.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Well i have lots of videos on how to raise them. I am also working on a course on that subject too. You can pre register for the course if you are interested. www.slightlyrednecked.com/quailcourse/

[@kathydavie7004]

THANKS

[@kadidraj]

Quail is in the bible!!!! God provides his children with the best foods even if he have to let it drop from heaven above!!!!

[@Thankful_.]

Manna

[@captbill279]

Pss.105 [40] The people asked, and he brought quails, and satisfied them with the bread of heaven.

[@taz12184]

Thanks for this very interesting

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you for watching.

[@garyb4929]

Ok, great share, very interesting info. more reasons to increase my flock

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thanks for watching. I am glad you found this video helpful.

[@victorianilsen763]

Thx!

[@birddogone9716]

How do you store the eggs you are going to eat? And how do you decide how many eggs or for eating and how many for the incubator?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

well, sometimes i put them in the fridge....sometimes I just put them in a bowl out in the garage...sometimes i just set them on the counter. As long as you aren't washing the eggs first they keep for a pretty long time. I pretty much only incubate one set of eggs at a time and wait until the chicks are about a week or so old before setting another batch of eggs to incubate so everything that comes in during that downtime is stored for eating or sold. Hope that makes sense.

[@birddogone9716]

Yes you were very helpful again. I am not sure I can eat raw eggs, but I do plan on switching from chicken eggs to quail eggs as soon as I get everything rolling. I am still not sure about raising rabbits but quail are coming soon. Thanks for are your help.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

no problem. Glad to help

[@TO-hh1cd]

Slightly Rednecked NOT wash them first? They “keep” better and longer if you do NOT wash them? Hmmm......interesting. Thanks again my friend.

[@AliciaCarlyle]

I'm super new to this.... Please elaborate because I came from the culinary arts field into raising quail for eggs, not trying to hatch. Would you want to wash them before storing in the fridge for cleanliness? Mine end up having dirt, grit and sometimes poop on them. Again, I'm not incubating, I'm eating. I should be washing them, right?

[@leadershiphelpdesk510]

Hey Chris, have you tried this? Very Interesting.

[@daniel51404]

I love all your videos! Thanks

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you so much. I am so glad to hear that.

[@daniel51404]

@@Slightlyrednecked I did everything you said and out of 11 quail eggs 6 were born and the other were duds.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

That isn't a terrible hatch rate. I am sure you will get even better results next time.

[@daniel51404]

@@Slightlyrednecked it a small incubator I can only do batches of 12 at the time... 😂

[@elenakurus2010]

Wonderful

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thank you.

[@felixchin1438]

What is the best way to consume quail eggs? Is it true it has very high cholesterol?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

All eggs are pretty high in cholesterol from what I understand. They are pretty much just pure cholesterol. As for the best way to consume them....eat them however you like to eat them. To get all the health benefits that the studies I mentioned state, they should be consumed raw....but I prefer mine fried or scrambled.

[@necrokittie2291]

i eat 6 to 12 chicken eggs daily... i under cook them and have raw yokes usually. if i was cooking the equivalent of that many chicken eggs in the same undercooked manner, i figure there would be 2 to 5 raw quail eggs mixed in there. do you think that would work? i'm not sure how easy it is to keep quail yokes raw.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I don't know that I can answer that for sure. I am not a nutritionist, but from my understanding, cooking them at all really diminishes the "medicinal" qualities. They have to be completely raw if you want to use them to treat something. But they are still supposed to be more nutritious than chicken eggs even when they are cooked.

[@mohammedkhan6881]

Thank u man for giving good info

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Thanks for watching. I am glad you liked it.

[@hannanali7172]

How do you provide an artificial light to your outdoor quail hutches when the days become a little bit shorter?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I responded to your comment on the other video. Let me know if you don't see it. :)

[@hannanali7172]

Thanks Very Much

[@Slightlyrednecked]

No problem.

[@andymarbaniang1440]

Will i become fertile if i eat quail eggs?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

It is possible. Lots of people claim that it will help with that but I don't know for sure.

[@kadidraj]

How do quail taste?????

[@mikeries8549]

A quail is like a tender dove. If you've not shot a dove and ate it then I dont know you at all.

[@wardrobelion]

Yummy! More yolks than whites and a creamier yolk than chicken..mild flavor.

[@honestlynate7922]

i love ur videos man. i found u when I started my path towards rabbits. a month ago. I now have three rabbits. and the old man down the street has a 6 cage set up that holds up to 50 Birds per cage he only wants $50 for it because he's too old to work it anymore so guess what I'm getting. Definitely not 300 Quail LOL I'm going to start small with maybe 25 to 50

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Awesome deal. Good luck on the new birds and I think it is smart to start small.

[@rudyswoodwork7236]

Tomorrow I’m going to start drinking eggs I suffer from allergies thank you

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I hope it works well for you.

[@raylingomen2562]

@Rudy's Woodwork how did the eggs help with your allergies?

[@lisagardner4814]

Has this helped you Rudy’s woodwork

[@brandonslifeoutdoors9860]

Do you still get all of the benefits from eating them cooked?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Not according to the research. They must be eaten raw to get the benefits.

[@yerneedsry]

Do you eat them raw? I want too.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I don't. But if you want all of the health benefits that is the way to do it.

[@yerneedsry]

ok thank you your the best on answering the fastest...lol

[@Slightlyrednecked]

no problem. i am glad to help.

[@lynnetteodwedo701]

Was asking does it help awoman to become fertile

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I doubt it. but I guess it is possible.

[@rondye6410]

I'm looking at raising quail, I live near you, was wondering if I could come by and pick your brain and possibly buy my starters from you.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Sure. I have some that I have been meaning to process but I can hold them back if you are wanting some adult birds.

[@Luna_Christine]

When I get quail eggs from a local world market, I always eat the eggs raw. It doesn't phase me to drink the eggs raw. I actually enjoy them that way. Something else I like: Balut, which I also get from that same world market.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I could probably do the raw eggs.....had to look up what balut was....don't think that will be on my menu anytime soon. :) thanks for watching.

[@Luna_Christine]

Slightly Rednecked yeah, it's an acquired taste. But I've also gotten quail from the same place, as well as rabbit. I love both types of meat.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I am not judging. :)

[@ATORealty2u]

Shelves benefits hear about.

[@rudyswoodwork7236]

Raw in a smoothie so doesn’t taste bad

[@Slightlyrednecked]

That is a great idea.

[@johnnygordon8137]

Raw...about 3 with a shot of organic apple cider vinegar! Every morning :)

[@SSchithFoo]

Are they fertile?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

It doesn't matter if they are fertile or not.

[@ryanedwards325]

Give it a try raw eggs are quite good.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I don't really care for them. Mixed in a smoothie or something they are fine but to eat just by themselves isn't that good to me.

[@richardshomestead849]

So I guess cooking takes out the benefits?

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Not entirely. They are still nutritious and contain all the vitamins. Only if you are using them as a treatment do you need to consume them raw.

[@richardshomestead849]

Ok thanks its not my cup of tea lol.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I understand. :)

[@rudyswoodwork7236]

If I drink orange juice with raw eggs I will get diarrhea so bad

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I don't drink orange juice myself. Don't like the stuff. But if it makes you sick then one more reason to stay away from it.

[@16Allisone]

Sounds like your having chicken eggs instead of quail eggs lol

[@bicitaja]

I can assure you that doctors know nothing about this either!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I bet you are right. Most doctors probably don't. It isn't something taught in medical school.

[@johnee1326]

First

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Your getting good at that. :)

[@kadidraj]

Do the name of this channel bother anybody??? It bothers me cause it reminds me of a prejudice person!!!!