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15 years ago
tglasco4
For dinner, i finished off the last of the fruit salad (i added two more stalks of celery and one banana to freshen it up a bit). Prior to that i drank about 25oz of apple/pear juice blend (delicious) and finished with an avocado. Pretty full about now.
Worked up an appetite by chopping wood for about an hour. i believe, for me, chopping wood is the absolute greatest overall exercise. After t
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
Last night i got the munchies. so i pigged out on 4 bananas. They were delicious. i still have a strong taste for celery. So this morning i added two stalks to my fruit salad. it is working famously as i feel very good. i was able to improve a bit on my fruity sauce with the addition of some soaked prunes. This is what i called the unChocolate fruit nectar. made with the juice of apples, pears bl
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
Elakti Wrote:
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> Oh, so interesting to me! Keep posting. I'm
> flailing. Been raw off and on. Your posts though
> are inspiring to me and I will continue to check
> in with interest. Yes, I've been making this
> salad lately with finely shredded romaine or green
> leaf and adding chopped persimmons and pear or
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Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
I ate the other part of the fruit salad for dinner but i added some chopped celery and cucumber. Had a taste for those and it worked well. I also added two avocados after that. Done for the day with the exception of some water. Feeling very good. Also, I tasted two prunes (they were not organic). Hurt my teeth they were so sweet, I didn't expect that. I plan on using them to make sauces for my fr
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
I suppose the raw/not raw line is one of the areas I would consider "discipline". The vast majority are born, bred and raised on cooked foods and it doesn't immediately appear natural to do otherwise. If it were easily apparent.....there would be many more fruitarians.
Peace.
Todd
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
Today is the 8th day of this journey. Hopefully sometime between 60-90 days I will stop counting the days. But not at this time.
Broke my fast this am with a tall glass of fresh OJ. Did a 4 mile powerwalk then came home and had some grapes as I prepared my fruit salad. Two things I noticed, first is I definitely drank the OJ too fast. I am so used to jugalugging liquids. It didn't hurt me, but
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
davidzanemason Wrote:
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> I have / had been an all-fruit guy for 4 years or
> so. It's not so much a choice, in my opinion, as
> something that is 'evolved' into....and a person
> is 100% comfortable with this. It's NOT a
> 'discipline'! Heh..heh.
>
> -Power & Success to you!
>
> -David Z. Mason
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
The water fast went pretty well today. I was able to go shopping for fruit and not be tempted to taste any. Although I always like to sample the grapes before buying. I am looking forward to a nice fruit salad tomorrow.
Peace.
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
"I've found that you have to pay the piper at some point, you either do it sooner or later....depending on percentages going raw vegan first will not make going Fruitarian any easier, because as soon as you go Fruitarian you'll still have to adjust and detox.
Be good
RB"
RB...While I definitely agree that there is going to be serious detox when embarking on a 100% Fruitaria
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
ty RB & ty Phantom.
Phantom, I believe you are correct. Being raw first is a good idea. At least it starts the initial cleansing process. Understanding what to expect is very important. I too have done periods of very high fruit intake and felt very high levels of health. Being raw is untold times better than being cooked on every level and the higher raw the better usually is one's experi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
i had posted this in another area but after review I thought section is more appropriate. I will be posting my daily intake here as a matter of record. This will not only keep me accountable but also (hopefully) inspire others in their own path.
After having been raw for 4.5 yrs (not always 100%), I believe I am being led to fruitarianism. I have had high respect for the idea of fruitarianism
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 15 years ago
tglasco4
After having been raw for 4.5 yrs (not always 100%), I believe I am being led to fruitarianism. I have had high respect for the idea of fruitarianism for many years (even when I didn't have a name for the lifestyle;even prior to becoming a raw vegan), but I now realize it would have been impossible for me to actually life it until now.
This is actually my 7th day on all fruit (although today
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
iLIVE Wrote:
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> "haha, it was like the oily part that tasted like
> that, i don't know...seriously, it did remind me
> of those specific combinations --but with an added
> i don't knoww what"
Strange as this may sound......i completely understand what you mean...lol
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
If I had to choose an addiction, let it be fruit and vegetables in their natural state with all the life giving properties intact. Rather than processed substances that have been fortified with processed sugar and other chemicals. So for me, Zanjabil's statement rings true:
Chocolate=crack
processed things labeled "food"=crack.
Glad you were able to vent, learn and grow Zanja
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
richard blackman Wrote:
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> "Alright let's have some fun....I'll put my money
> where my mouth is and put myself out there....
>
> now...
>
> 1) Out of the 3 pics who looks more natural?
> 2) Out of me and Ronnie who do you think is over
> eating?
> 3) Out of me and the greek statue, who's most
>
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
Bro Richard,
Glad to see you are still heavy in the game of health brother. I am very impressed with your web site, Great Job!! Keep up the good work.
What you stated is absolutely true and while I totally miss-read Bruce's point (excuse me for that Bruce), I think you hit my point on the head. Regardless of what a fruitarian/raw vegan/vegan does, the world will never be satisfied. Specifi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
Well, if the goal is to win over the non-raw athletic world to the raw lifestyle, then i see your point. It appears almost like a witness I suppose.
But that aside, to me its enough to prove it in my own person for me to know it works. But, more to your point, seeing is believing to the cooked world.
Todd
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
288. Re: How are you?
I like bananas, apple juice and dates but I have never tried a green apple. Sounds interesting.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
baltochef Wrote:
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> "I think that the Tour de France might be the
> ultimate test for validating, or disproving, the
> raw vegan diet..
>
> Any comments??.."
> Bruce
I dont know Bruce. Maybe its because of where I am on this journey (my 5th year), but I dont think the Raw vegan lifestyle
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
coffee and chocolate? never heard any fruit described like that before. I have some that are getting ripe so i look forward to trying them raw.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
Being that I am not a veggie lover, I never took the risk. I just juiced apples and added dates and raisins to it before adding the green. I have found that baby spinach is the one that gets real green but has no effect on the taste for me. Collards are strong and have a light scent, but no way I could/would consume that smoothie without the date/apple/raisin mix.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
suvine Wrote:
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> "I learned something at Ann Wigmore. Plantains are
> super sweet like bananas.
> BUT you have to wait until they are COMPLETELY
> black and rotten looking..
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> What a cool concept. I bought a black one
> yesterday. Very Very good, like a meaty banana!!!"
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
I believe that, just as thirst is the body needing water, hunger is simply the body needing nourishment in the form of vitamins & minerals. We are simply conditioned by our SAD diet culture to believe its all about how we feel. Most of the sensations that I used to think of as hunger, I now understand are just cleansing, detoxing going on in my system. I do believe there is such a thing as hu
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
tglasco4
richard blackman Wrote:
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> " Yeah that book/author relied on blocking up the
> digestive system with avocado's and nuts and
> overeating on raw foods at all kinds of unhealthy
> times of the day and night to get bigger,"
I can totally relate to this statement as this is what I did after 2 years being raw in 2006.
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