Save Aajonus' legacy

The detoxification book is a book Aajonus was working on for over 7 years, ever since he finished his second book "The Recipe for Living Without Disease", but was never published.

This is the known content Aajonus was announcing for it.

• A very extensive list of every combination of fruit and what they do
• Advanced detoxification: How to ferment plants, how much quantity to take for how long to do advanced detoxification safely, without dying (literally)
• Removing chemicals that otherwise do not come out
• The lab experiments Aajonus did

This is only what Aajonus explicitly stated he was going to include in the book, the rest of the book's content is unknown.

Aajonus' quotes are posted verbatim below as proof.

This content that Aajonus mention doesn't appear anywhere else in his works, and is not in any of the newsletters or Q&As. Some people are claiming that this content is all in the newsletters, but it is outright false to say that, for example, "A very extensive list of every combination of fruit and what they do" is in any of the newsletters. It is simply not true.

Aajonus was telling people to wait for this book to come out before pushing advanced detoxification. Since that book was never published, it is risky to do advanced detoxification without Aajonus' guidance.

Here are the sourced quotes where Aajonus mentions the existence of this book, its content, and the importance of it:

At the end of Aajonus' second book, the recipe book, there are more mentions of the new books in the works, including the detoxification book.

Aajonus is literally mentioning how triggering detoxification can kill someone if it's done wrong.

No further need to explain why this information is extremely important to have.

Here again, Aajonus says how triggering detoxification can be deadly, he is cautious to not give partial information when replying to this person's question, and instead tells them to wait for the book.

This could be extremely useful for people who got the COVID injections.

The dramatic example Aajonus talks about was never published anywhere.

Aajonus was going to post the results of the many lab experiments he did, and spent over a million dollars on over decades, in the detox book.

Aajonus had big plans for this book, as he wanted two different versions of it, one that would be provocative to get people who do not know the Primal Diet yet to buy it.

By the looks of it, it was going to be Aajonus' magnum opus, and he was highly anticipating it.

In the end, he said he would put all the contents of the detoxification book into the newsletters instead, because Paul Kruhm, his publisher, told him making new books would be too expensive.

However, Aajonus died in 2013, most of the contents of the detoxification book probably never made it to the newsletters. This is why the list of content Aajonus announced he was going to include in the book is nowhere to be found.

It is very likely that the draft of this book is on Aajonus' hard drives. Paul Kruhm, Aajonus' publisher and the trustee of his organizations since he died, should be the owner of those hard drives.

He did make a video where he described browsing those hard drives and finding myriads of amazing data on it (see below on this page). However, Paul seems to say (indirectly, through Phoenix) that he doesn't have the hard drives anymore. Apparently, he gave them to someone to decrypt them, then refused to pay the bills for having decrypted them.

The question is: if Paul is the owner of the hard drives, which he should be, why isn't he getting them back from whoever is holding them, through legal means if necessary? Paul refuses to directly make a public statement and explain all these discrepancies.

If someone else has the hard drives, that person probably cannot publish anything from it without Paul's permission, because Paul probably owns the rights to the data on the hard drives.

Paul wanted to sell us a new book worth of unpublished data (see this page for our negotiations with Paul), but then stopped replying when our negotiations were getting serious.

If he didn't have any data, such as a new book, then why did he make this offer to us?

His excuses do not make much sense, and it is his responsibility to explain the situation with the hard drives, and to get them back if someone refuses to give them back to him.

What we do know, is that he confirmed in video that the hard drives were full of amazing content that was never published. (See the "A thousand folders" with "amazing things" section of this page.)

At the end of Aajonus' second book, the recipe book, there are more mentions of the new books in the works, including a food law book.

Where is the book on changing food laws? Another one that didn't get published. It was never mentioned again.

As we know, Aajonus' activism was a big part of his life, and he succeeded in beating the state, and protecting farmers, multiple times, where professional lawyers failed.

This book could be unvaluable to avoid farms being shut down, farmers being jailed, or being forced to cook, freeze, or add chemicals to their products, because they want to sell high quality raw foods.

When we interviewed Aajonus' son, Jeff, he revealed to us that there had been multiple autopsies and causes of death for Aajonus.

Unfortunately, at the moment of the interview, Jeff didn't have access to the files.

According to a long term member of the Facebook group, Jim had the autopsy but refused to show it to that member, because they were written in Thai, which sounds like a very strange excuse, since it would be very easy to translate.

In 2021, 4 years ago, a woman wrote in one of the Facebook groups that she had a recording of her and her family's consults with Aajonus, and wanted to share it with everyone. She asked who to send it to.

She was about to share it to us, but Jim and Paul intervened, and then these recordings were never published.

It is proven that they possess those tapes.

To this day, even after being called out through this campaign, and making a public reply where they try to say they do not have data, they still refuse to publish the tapes, or even address the fact that they have them.

Demand the tapes that they falsely promised to publish!

At Aajonus' memorial, Paul said that he had opened Aajonus' hard drives and found "a thousand folders" with "amazing things". Here is the video of it:

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That was the same year Aajonus died, however, 5 years later, in 2019, Paul said again that he had access to Aajonus' computer:

The source of this statement is a video called "Aajonus what actually happened?" where Paul tries to convince the online community (mainly the Facebook group members at the time) that Aajonus' death was definitely accidental and not a plot by his powerful enemies.

Paul and his associates are sitting on countless hours of Aajonus' consults. They have only published one, years after Aajonus' death.

Jim said in an email he is withholding the consults until people buy "enough" products.

By their own word, it is proven that they have those consults.

Jim and Paul have been collecting consult tapes from the community, and they have been promising to publish them for years.

Under one such collection announcement, a commenter was already complaining that nothing had come out of the previous collection.

This happened multiple times. People gave their consults to Jim and Paul, and the rights to publish them, and they never published them.

Ebrahim Rafatjah said he gave Paul the years of video footage of Aajonus' lectures he recorded, and that Paul never published them.

There seem to be Q&As that were never published, because in some posts of Jim's website, such as the "lyme disease" post (paywalled), there are dated quotes from Aajonus that do not match any of the content published.

Aajonus was involved in many legal battles, and he wrote legal documents to defend himself and his farmers.

Here's one example:

It is unknown whether these documents are still available, but it is very likely that they are on Aajonus' hard drives.

It is confirmed Aajonus was hosting classes where he was teaching students his techniques from observation, his diagnosis process (which usually refers to his unique versions of iridology and palm reading, among other things).

He has said he was working on a book about it, in 1999.

This is crucial information for people to learn how to apply the Primal Diet based on their specific needs and take care of themselves.

Here are sourced quotes where Aajonus mentions those classes taking place:

This is an example of what goes on in these classes:

At the end of Aajonus' second book, the recipe book, there are more mentions of the new books in the works, including two Q&A books.

It is unclear whether those got published or not.

Aajonus had a blueprint of his clinic, which he was going to build in Thailand. It is likely on his hard drives.

Aajonus worked as an actor and planned to write and direct movies. Originally, "We Want To Live" was going to be a movie.

It is likely that he wrote some movie plots, and that they are on his hard drives.

Someone held a printed manuscript of a book Aajonus was writing before "We Want To Live".

When Aajonus got one of his severe accidents that left this bones broken, he took X-rays of it to check that they did not break in a way that would require surgery. He then healed it with raw foods in a record time.

It is likely that these X-rays are on his hard drives. They would be a great proof of his healing beyond his word.

Aajonus got an honorary PhD from the Richmond University of London, affiliate of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

Elnora van Winkle is the neuroscientist who proved that Aajonus had a success rate of over 97% with his cancer patients. She wrote a report on it, which is hard to find nowadays. It is likely that this report is also on Aajonus' hard drives, and would constitute a major proof of one of Aajonus' major claims.

Aajonus couldn't say everything he had discovered publicly, because some of those things were too controversial for their time. For example, he waited until fecal transplants hit mainstream media to talk about the therapeutic usages of fecal matter.

There may be other things he discovered that he thought wiser not to speak about yet, at the time of his death, 12 years ago, and that he was waiting for the right time to reveal. Those would likely be on his hard drives.