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• SPRINGLEAF You wrote: The body has very efficient sensing mechanisms and via feed back loops can simply make more of any digestive enzymes it senses it requires. I met a raw foodie who was both a dentist and chiropractor. He taught a class I attende…

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• SEIZE – I too research many of the things I want to make decisions about, Unfortunately, there is no reliable consumer agency on these issues and research is subject to bias on numerous levels. Statements made by so-called health products are subjec…

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• Damn. You mean I may learned this stuff wrong and now I have to start over again. I hate that. Well, won’t be the first time. :)

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• I think Pianissima makes a good point. I usually eat one and sometimes two non-raw items daily (like bread in a raw veggie sandwich). After 3 – 5 days of all raw, my energy level always increases. There has to be a reason for it. DEBS 60 – I remembe…

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• When you guys make your onion bread, how thick is it after you dehydrate it? I keep thinking it will get too thin with dehydration and it will break. My last batch of onion bread looked like the large rice cakes. I can only eat an open-faced sandwic…

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• I read something a while back about toxins being found in breastmilk. Despite that, breast milk is still the healthiest thing a woman can feed her child. This was a point made at the end of the article, advising people not to be startled by the arti…

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• BLUE EYES – I think you are getting it. The real trick is discovering which things are harmful and which are helpful. Who ever imagined that exposure to a chemical used in a plastic bottle would produce the health consequences we saw in those mice? …

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• I don’t watch TV but watch the internet regularly. I never heard of this program until now but it sounds interesting. I think I just found the video 30 Days – Animal Rights. I hope we enjoy it.

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• APRIL SMILES – The only time I use my oven is when I need a quick place to hide my dirty dishes.

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• That was so funny. I must definitely be a raw foodist because I could identify with most of those.

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• POEMOMM – How sweet of you to consider taking requests. This is my first fall/winter where I am going to try to eat super high raw – meaning 100% less additives like agave, braggs, etc. I feel like I need hot soups when it is cold out and I want to …

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• I don’t want to eat that crap and will do just fine with real food. However, I prefer this method to genetically modifying the orange to include anchovy traits. In this method their experiment can’t “escape” and cross pollinate with other species.

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• That is good to know. My father used to say fire ants were going to take over the world. Fire ants can be dangerous. Many years ago when I spent most of my time riding horses, a bunch of us were riding in the back acres of a large pasture and came u…

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• I always want to use the pulp when I juice things. I used to cook carrot muffins but no more. If you go to the recipe tab and type in “carrot pulp” several recipes come up. I just posted a Raw Coconut Carrot Macaroons I found on the web. It sounds g…

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• VEGAN2RAW – I agree with you. Our economic model is not sustainable and the political machine is irretrievably corrupt. We need a viable candidate who opposes corporatism and will implement a complete makeover. That isn’t going to happen until we ha…

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• This woman is the intellectual equivalent of George Bush. I have started reading transcripts of her speeches. It is as though English is not her native language. Now she is implying Obama will implement a communist regime if elected. I guess this me…

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• REDEMMA Please post the name of that mysterious “someone who knows the ‘truth’”. I’d love access to that hotline. LOORIN and why are we thanking GOD for evolution? anyone? anyone? blink. HYSTERICAL! You know what is so funny about Redemma’s comment …

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• Evidently, Palin thinks it is the VP job to run the Senate. WHAT A DINGBAT! It is shocking people think this women is remotely qualified to be VP. I found this clip and article, which is Bill Maher commenting on Palin’s comments. Both are shown in t…

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• FANTASTIC! A well-written, dead-on read. Thanks for that post.

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• I think the candidates are very similar when it comes to much of the corporate/wealth control of this country. Having said that, they are still very different and, in my opinion, one is far more dangerous than the other. As for the Palin rape issues…

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• CAVSMAN – I agree with you about Obama. After all, this man was a civil rights lawyer and he voted for FISA. That like a nutritionist telling people how healthy it is to eat high fructose corn syrup. I suspect Obama will do what Clinton did that mos…

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• Katie Couric interviewed Sarah Palin on CBS. You can watch the tree parts of the interview online from their news page.

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• I am not surprised to read that people are leaving children of all ages under this law. No doubt a significant number of parents would choose to place their children elsewhere if given the option. The dynamics in these families are difficult and it …

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• SIMPLY RAW – Sorry about the turd. That was my first idea on how to explain a long shot. I was just out on my back porch and I saw the moon, so I’ve decided to become an astronaut. Here’s a great article called When Atheists Attack – A noted provoca…

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• SIMPLYRAW I was going to vote for the Green Party in order to help raise that party up until Palin got in the race. I am now actively working for the Obama campaign. I think it is more important to stop the religious wackos from taking over. The Gre…

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• KEVLAR – I doubt that anyone who believes forcing women into unwanted childbirth does so without the influence of religious ideology if not direct religious beliefs. It is long-held religious beliefs that influence a society to view women as less de…

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• This is a good thead. Unless you are a religious zealot, I just can’t imagine that anyone would find Palin a viable candidate. Look at her mantra for “change” and “reform,” which she claims includes ethical conduct. First, she promisis to cooperate …

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• SIMPLY RAW – I can see the White House in the post card my friend sent me from D.C. so I must be qualified. (That’s a Palin joke). ASPIRE – I understand what you mean. Absolutely, we should do all we can to bring about positive change. I am afraid t…

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• GREEN GHOST You should be afraid. Those who cherish freedom (a term not to be confused with access to gasoline/oil), particularly religious freedom, should be concerned because the threat is real and present. I wasn’t an Obama supporter and had inte…

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• One aspect of the abortion issue that I didn’t see mentioned yet is that freedom of religion ceases to exist when legislation is passed based on a specific religious belief. If a woman’s spiritual beliefs lead her give birth to every child she conce…

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