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16 years ago
RawKitty
61. Re: shiitake
Matt Amsden has a great shitake mushroom soup recipe in his book, and it's so simple and wonderful.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
RawKitty
hello
I have dabbled in raw for several years and maintained about 75%, while the other 25% was pretty unhealthy behavior. After several attempts, I am in my 7th day of 100% and I'm finding it easy to do. I have asthma that is usually triggered by food allergens or chemicals; I am finding myself wheezing for the past two days constantly. I am curious and wondering if that truly is a detox
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
For green smoothies, I like dandelion greens with banana and some water - really simple and satisfying. When using kale, I am conservative with the amount of kale I put in because I was overdoing it, and it was not tasty to me.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
64. Re: Nori
It really is more that I can't stand the smell of fish and taste of it, and when I read about this, quite simply, it grossed me out and I couldn't stop thinking that I was eating fish, and suddenly, it became unappetizing. Thank you for making me feel noble and lofty, though Not making oneself crazy about such things, is a very good point; I was just confused because I am drawn to buy it, th
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
65. Re: Nori
Thanks Mike and Coco,
What I had read was in Shazzie's journal (www.shazzie.com) - that fish and other sea creatures were accidentally harvested with the seaweed, and became a part of what was turned into sheets.
I had just started making them, and this totally stopped me.
I understand I shouldn't buy toasted nori, but was looking for some sort of certified vegan kind. I do like dulse
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
66. Re: Nori
I should have mentioned I do not have a dehydrator
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
67. Nori
hi all,
I would love to get some opinions on nori, as I hear good things about how nourishing it is, yet have read that fish may be accidentally ground up in it. This disturbs me, and when I have tried eating it, all I can taste is a fishiness. I know I will hear 'well, don't eat it if you don't like it', but I think I wouldn't mind it if I knew it really was fish free. I am looking for some
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
thanks all for the replies. I am curious to see how it goes, as I have started working out again.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
I searched the posts in the past year for this and couldn't find anything. I have dabbled in raw for a year, and just committed to going for it 100%. I have not even lost a full pound in the two weeks I have been raw. While my goal was not weight loss, I really could loose at least 10 lbs, and am totally shocked I have not. I am not rail thin in the first place. I did back off my workouts beca
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
Thanks for a good chuckle, Lillian, that was great! see, everything we need to know can be learned from Star Trek
Thank you for the links as well - I will chk those out. I am just more concerned about making sure they look normal, after I have the implants out. WHICH I am going to do. I can't wait to be me again. I do have tremendous faith that Raw Food will be more healing than anythi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
RawKitty
I thought perhaps this topic should go in "Other Health Related Topics" but because I have a question about the effects of what we eat along our journey, I decided to post here - hope that is appropriate
I have been reading how breast development in women is due to, of course, a variety of hormones. I am curious if one consumed the typical SAD diet, with copious amounts of hormone-
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