hey everyone just wanted to say hello and that i am amazed by everyone here who eats raw foods. I hope that one day i can atleast eat 80%. I am 17 years old and an athlete. i started eating healthy a few years ago, eliminating fast foods and pizza and icecream from my diet. I now eat a lot fruit and steamed veggies, some chicken, lots of nuts. However, i really want to transition into a more raw diet. I already use agave as my sweetener and raw wheat germ in smoothies. I went to whole foods and got a raw vegan brownie and it was amazing. I am fascinated by David Wolfe and am planning on studying nutrition science in college. Well i just wanted to introduce myself. I will reading more about this

Congratulations! You'll get 100% support from the wonderful folks on this board (including myself).

-David Z. Mason

WWW.RawFoodFarm.com

Anyone Young and New to Raw has my utmost respect. I was in my late 30's when I first discovered Raw, and am still learning. Give it your full attention. It is the 'answer' no matter what the question.......WY

let's not forget. no one would even know who david wolfe is if he hadn't *stole* Aterhov's writings.

xyaphetx Wrote:
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> let's not forget. no one would even know who david
> wolfe is if he hadn't *stole* Aterhov's writings.

Tell us more about David Wolfe and Arshavir Ter Hovannessian (Aterhov). It's a High Honor for someone to take your ideas
and embrace them as their own......WY

Wheatgrass Yogi Wrote:
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> xyaphetx Wrote:
cara, congrats! healthy feels so good, doesn't it? the more you do it, the more you want to do it too.
my advice to you is to focus on all the positive things that you are doing and stay in that frame of mind. the things you haven't done yet will happen in time, feel good about the good and the rest will take care of itself. don't beat yourself up about stuff you haven't managed to master, old habits you are still holding onto, things you eat and do that aren't optimal. just learn from them then let them go, focus on the great things you have mastered, what you put your energy towards will grow.

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> > let's not forget. no one would even know who
> david
> > wolfe is if he hadn't *stole* Aterhov's
> writings.
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> Tell us more about David Wolfe and Arshavir Ter
> Hovannessian (Aterhov). It's a High Honor for
> someone to take your ideas
> and embrace them as their own......WY

no, let's not talk about this anymore, it's been talked to death and who cares. don't give david wolfe your money if you don't like him, that's what i do. but, frankly, this has been talked to death and has nothing to do with raw food at all.

hmm never heard of that guy. I guess its because im new to this. ok well thank you so much everyone for the advice