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16 years ago
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sahalies Wrote:
> After being told that one needs to eat from all
> the food groups at every meal to be healthy, my
> brain now finds it difficult to reprogramme this
> new information about raw foodism.
i would say that to observe and study other animals is helpful.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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CherryBlossom Wrote:
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> I don't eat much fat at all, mostly just veggies
> and fruit, an avocado here and there. Somebody
> told me that it's a sign of protein deficiency.
>
> What can you eat for protein that's raw?
>
> I don't like taking protein powders..
hi cherryblossom,
all foods contain protein.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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> I agree, I wouldn't sweat the nutrient loss
> for me, I don't see any advantages of blending. I
> don't think it makes food more digestable, chewing
> food accordingly/ + mono will always make it more
> easily digested (as well as less energy devoted to
> digestion) and nutrients more assimilatible. baby
> food is pureed because thye don't have teeth i
> would thi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6184. Re: GrandMa Cookings
djatchi Wrote:
i merely responded to your statement about potatoes.
now below we are talking about something else, on which i have no need to dispute you.
> Every food item has some toxicity, even fruit and
> greens.
>What I
> keep reading from you is that you are all clean
> and you body does not need the toxic food items
> and could not even tolorate them.
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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flex4life Wrote:
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> b) I went from a fit and muscular 182 lbs to a
> skinny 144 lbs in 6 months. Everyone who has known
> me are shocked at my appearance. I just don't want
> my body to be catabolic and eating away itself. My
> typical daily diet is:
> - 1 Avocado
> - 2 apples
> - 2 bananas
> - 5 sticks of celery
> - 1 bunch of green or romain lettu
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6186. Re: GrandMa Cookings
djatchi Wrote:
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> I think you are confused. My aim is to be healty,
> I am not trying to prove to anyone that I am 100
> percent raw. I do not need to be 100 percent raw
> to be healthy.
try and pay attention. i didn't say anything about you proving to anyone that you're all raw. i said, go all raw and fresh an
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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6187. Re: GrandMa Cookings
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> djatchi Wrote:
> potatoes are not toxic
are you sure?
Toxic compounds in potatoes
Potatoes contain glycoalkaloids, toxic compounds, of which the most prevalent are solanine and chaconine. Cooking at high temperatures (over 170 °C or 340 °F) partly destroys these. The concentration of glycoalkaloid in wild potatoes suff
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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6188. Re: weight loss
diana Wrote:
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> OH...Fresh...one more thing...I think that the
> fats that are found in fresh foods, fruits and
> veggies are ample, but the average person from
> consuming cooked and processed foods can't
> assimilate what the fresh foods provide...perhaps
> eventually after detoxing...I feel better about
> addin
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6189. Re: GrandMa Cookings
djatchi Wrote:
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i'm sorry - i'm a bit bored right now...
>
> A baked potato is not a toxic food.
do you understand the concept of a continuum from a very health promoting food and a very toxic food? nobody says that you eat a toxic potato then you keel over and die.
> In going raw
> we are not cleansing ourselves
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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I don't understand why anyone trying to go on a raw diet would want to drink maple syrup and cayenne pepper. i know that the thought is that the body needs help in cleansing, but is this idea valid?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6191. Re: weight loss
diana Wrote:
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> Hello Fresh... yes fats are important for the
> proper functioning of the human body...
thanks very much for that diana. that was an interesting summary of fats.
However, that was not what i was asking.
you said that you ingest Oils and that it was necessary to do so.
by that i assume you meant, well, o
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6192. Re: weight loss
diana Wrote:
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..although I do make sure that I am consuming
> a high quality oil at least once per day as I do
> not want to create any hormonal imbalances...oils
> are very important not to neglect especially for
> women...
diana,
i'd be interested to hear where you heard the above and/or
what the logic is...
i ne
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6193. Re: weight loss
coppola Wrote:
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my only concern is
> would i lose weight and is it possible to lose
> weight?
a proper diet will move your body to a proper weight for you, yes.
some raw diets are good and some are not, depends on the information that you're looking at.
> the reason i ask this is because alot of
> the meals call for nu
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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TashaPup Wrote:
>though, and understand that this RF
> diet is going to be a challenge to me because I
> dislike MOST veggies!
this is perfectly fine and normal.
veggies have various "defensive" components that try and prevent
animals from eating them - they therefore don't taste good.
>...I am having trouble
> getting ENOUGH food!
i rely mostly on fruits
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6196. Re: GrandMa Cookings
khale Wrote:
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> Fresh wrote:
>
> Khale, who is remaining silent? one can only agree
> about which is a more optimal way of living. its a
> subjective argument. the physical concept remains.
>
>
>
> Check how many forum members viewed this thread
> before it was placed off topic. (and just for
>
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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6197. Re: i need help :[
everybody has given good advice for you fuzzysox...
it's hard to say what's up, since you don't say what you eat or how much or exercise or rest, but my thoughts are to
-try and get more organically grown food somehow. my experience is that all conventional produce doesn't work so well - can be nutritionally insufficient and high in pesticides, but it depends on the quality of the food.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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6198. Re: GrandMa Cookings
uti Wrote:
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> Sharing a meal with loved ones is sacred to me.
> The "form" of my diet is secondary to sharing the
> love. When I traveled back east to Tennessee and
> Georgia to visit my family last year I indulged in
> some small amounts of the good ole Southern style
> cooking from my past. One of the di
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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6199. Re: GrandMa Cookings
djatchi Wrote:
> optimal environments even if I did not have raw
> food for weeks. If I should get sick from sharing
> a bread with GrandMa then the body I tried hard to
> rebuild with raw food did not really materialize.
we disagree on almost everything in your post here, but that's fine with me.
i'd be interested in hearing about your time spent in africa though.
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 16 years ago
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Shellbi Wrote:
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> ERROR in posting, I don't know how I quoted Jgunn
> when I meant to quote "Fresh."
>
> My reply to Jgunn was meant for Fresh. Fresh has
> something of an attitude.
Shellbi has responded to me personally and I in return provided a brief response….
I stated that I was not being critica
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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bryan has answered your question above quite nicely, djatchi.
perhaps you could acknowledge that he has done so.
now after you read his response and think about it for a millisecond....
i will look forward to you saying, "ok, but why can't you eat grandmas bread in the middle of hurricane Katrina?"
:-)
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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Tashi Wrote:
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> I have been eating raw for quite a while now but I
> am running into some problems. I have had
> annorexia for nearly ten years on and off and
> eating is something I always battle with. A couple
> of years ago I took a drug Accutane which I
> believe sort of screwed up my digestive
> system...mayb
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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Shellbi Wrote:
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> I am very big on juicing, actually.
>
> But it's very expensive in that it takes, for
> instance, a ton of cabbage to get just two ounces
> of juice from it. Nine ounces of organic
> blueberries convert to four or five ounces of
> juice...but nine ounces of organic blueberries out
> here cos
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
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> Why can't those on 100 percent raw diet survive
> in les than optimal environment without the things
> that make them operate.
>Why is that sometimes
> hearing from them a single non organic banana
> causes problem?
I understand now.
You're not really looking for an answer.
When you sa
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
> What it is is that there is something very
> essential missing in a diet of exotic durian,
> watermelon that need to be addressed and most on
> this board are not willing to talk about it.
yes it's b12. could it be other things as you say? yes of course.
but i don't think so. you are entitled to think otherwise.
scientists have put a lot of time and
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
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> Explain to us, what is the reaction due to?
it's a defensive reaction to something that has entered the body that is not good for that body. could be for various reasons.
> I have lived in the wild forest of africa for
> years, we would capture wild animals and bring
> them home with us and feed the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
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> 2. If I were 100 percent raw and my body could not
> tolerate an occasional slice of bread from
> grandma, then I would conclude that it is not the
> bread but rather that I am not as healthy as I
> thought. I cannot be detoxing perpetually.
the reaction has nothing to do with detoxing.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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anaken Wrote:
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> a 'complete meal' is a concept
> 'damage' from a non-organic or hybridized fruit is
> a concept
>
> IMO false concepts
>
I've enjoyed your posts of late.
but i can't comprehend the above.
you seem to be saying that non-organically grown food cannot damage a human body?
assuming this is the case, then tell me if you think that
- non
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
> commercial fruit and
> veggies are missing some key essentials nutrients
> or vitamins such zinc and b12 to name just few.
The below amounts are easy to get based on the amount of zinc reported in the usda database. The usda database is comprised of commercial produce as far as i know.
most of us eat food that is BETTER than the average reported in the databa
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
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djatchi Wrote:
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> I thought you are the person hurting, a "litte
> cooked food" does nothing to me.
the reason for that is quite clear. it's not a mystery.
by the way,
how many years ago did you start your transition to high raw?
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