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• Hi Omshanti! I have never tried one but I will look for one. Didn’t you say you like to eat the wildest things in a previous post? What else do you throw together? I’m always interested in unusual stuff too.

  in chermoya, manna of the gods Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Mornin T Here is a little info on mellon. I haven’t found a great source of info yet but this will give you an idea. All Nutritional Values of Cantaloupe are in its seeds and rinds too Cantaloupe is low in calories, contains no fat or cholesterol…

  in Immediate results :c) Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Morning T, That is great to hear. Try eating some mellon and then eating the seeds. If you put some spices(&olive oil) on them, dry them, grind them, and then sprinkle over some leafy greens – that would be good. You could grind them and add …

  in Immediate results :c) Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Zoe! That sounds like a neat recipe. Are you saying that you mush the tomato, or chop it? Does the salad mush together like a pattie? If you have a picture and could submit the recipe that would be great or just explain a little more. My boyfrien…

  in Kale vs. other greens Comment by writeeternity
• Hi ofek! I love your tribute to Kale! I bought some and barely any got eaten for one reason or another. What you have said is so inspiring. I SHOULD just GROW MY OWN! Kale is so good to eat nutritionally – it’s a superfood! Do you recommend a way to…

  in Kale vs. other greens Comment by writeeternity
• HI- I’d like to try to get away from tomato too. I think pineapple might work and be tasty, even eggplant might be great. Spinach or basil and garlic? Let me know what you try!

  in Bread recipes Comment by writeeternity
• Hi minib and 123. I am in the same boat. I made flax crackers but they aren’t appealing to my boyfriend. I looked at the recipe above and it looks awesome! Thank you so much for sharing that. That will be my project for tomorrow! Here is a cracker r…

  in Bread recipes Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Spanky, Glad to see you’re taking this step. Welcome! I’m not from Kansas but I hope you will be posting before and after pictures soon and having a lot of fun going raw! =)

  in HELLO FROM KANSAS Comment by writeeternity
• Hi, that is a good picture of you humanimal! Who would have known you have blue eyes! Did you know one of my recipes looked like the “old” you? I had an upper and lower endoscopy and other lab tests to see if I had a parasite or stomach ulcer but th…

  in Papaya seeds Comment by writeeternity
• Hey That’s good to know Satnam- I was going to try this this weekend. Thanks!

  in Split Red Lentils - Raw? Comment by writeeternity
• WOW Thanks a lot! I’m going to try this on my boyfriend!

  in Split Red Lentils - Raw? Comment by writeeternity
• HI germin8, If you make the indian recipe and it is good please share!

  in Split Red Lentils - Raw? Comment by writeeternity
• If you soaked them for a few hours to hydrate wouldn’t that still be raw? You could then put them in with some lemon and oil to preserve them. Do you have to sprout them for the recipe? What about sprouted garbanzo beans that might be good to substi…

  in Split Red Lentils - Raw? Comment by writeeternity
• I just read an article that autism has been linked to excess hormones in a kids body. That is pretty scarry because of hormones that end up in milk, cheese, and meat. I used to babysit for a lady who was a vegetarian- that was my first exposure to p…

  in Immunizations for baby Comment by writeeternity
• thats really cool! I just read that hybiscus is really good for hart problems and thought of all the older people in fla who are living amongst it- and would never think of using them in a tea! Also dandi lion for liver problems! You could make a mi…

  in a head-smackin' AHA moment Comment by writeeternity
• This is an interesting topic. Evergreen trees produce a substance that keeps the cell walls from being influenced by the cold- thus the evergreen aspect. I was just looking this up because freeze drying is used in camping food and it seems like it i…

  in freezing raw foods Comment by writeeternity
• Hi- Jkd, I am amazed that your trainers told you to eat that much protein. That just sounds crazy to me. Unless you’re drinking protein shakes there isn’t any way to get that much protein without quite a bit of fat attached. It sounds like it wouldn…

  in Additional protein and iron sources Comment by writeeternity
• http://www.vsc.org/protein.htm Here is a link for you to check out about the above question. I was suprised broccoli has as much protein as it has but I was also shocked at how many carbs it has and how many calories. You can get 49 grams of protein…

  in Additional protein and iron sources Comment by writeeternity
• Hi- A lot of raw cakes seem like carrot salad to me so I’m no good in the real cake department but the pine colada pie I submitted tonight was a big hit with my boyfriend and he’s not raw. I put marashino cherries on it to use them up- but in your c…

  in Birthday Cake help Comment by writeeternity
• Hi I just read this and though it was really interesting- RED PEPPERS – SWEET potatoes, carrots and more – it’s not just chocolate that protects skin against sun damage. Research from Dr Ronald Watson at the University of Arizona has found that the …

  in Couple questions: Sun and grains Comment by writeeternity
• Here is a link about the cons of grain…http://www.mercola.com/1999/archive/truth_about…

  in Couple questions: Sun and grains Comment by writeeternity
• hi jkd here is a harvard article about nutrition and they talk about grains: Enough folic acid, at least 400 micrograms a day, isn’t always easy to get from food. That’s why women of childbearing age are urged to take extra folic acid. It’s also why…

  in Couple questions: Sun and grains Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Fee, thanks for your response. That device looks really cool and the price is right! Thanks for the link for the recipes Zenpawn- that looked really nice too.

  in spiral slicers Comment by writeeternity
• Hi. Fee- what is the model of the one you have- that sounds really cool? I bought a $90.00 mandolin last week but it was so flimsy I took it back. The blade would bend when trying to do hard vegetables so you couldn’t get super thin ones. I am more …

  in spiral slicers Comment by writeeternity
• Hi MiniB- You can get a device for about $5.00 that will do it by hand. The one I got to start looked like a leg shaver! I think I got it at Target. I just got a spiral slicer but haven’t used it much yet. I would get the least expensive one to star…

  in spiral slicers Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Lilt2n- I hope you feel better soon! I like what other people have to say. I would recommend wheat grass juice and spirulina added to a drink. Add more sprouted chick peas as hummus if you aren’t eating them already. One thing to remember is that…

  in feeling weak Comment by writeeternity
• Hi MT- I hope the best for you. It is nice to hear you are trying to do the right thing. My opinion ( I wish I had more information to base it on) is that you are right in thinking about the negatives of cramming food. This should never be a thought…

  in Hoping for some advice... Comment by writeeternity
• Hi Granola! I agree with others about the strawberries and tomatoes. Also your body can’t absorb whole flax seeds so they are better eaten ground if you are not doing that yet it may have an affect on you. If possible add pears to your diet- they ha…

  in How long should this be uncomfortable?! Comment by writeeternity
• If it’s not too personal- what are you eating in a typical day?

  in How long should this be uncomfortable?! Comment by writeeternity
• My favorite is just olive oil, fresh basil, garlic, and salt. You could use a little vinegar like balsamic or white wine. This also tstes good on halved cherry tomatoes and you can put them in the dehydrator for an hour or two.

  in Mushrooms Comment by writeeternity