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  • Hippie Chick – thanks for the recipe; I love raw soups :) cherie03 – I have been thinking about stevia again, since this is only my second or third day with no sweets & I am already dreaming of a few months from now when I can eat berries! I thi…
  • Okay, I guess I have heard of/seen/maybe eaten? caprese salad; I just didn’t know that was what it was called. I am going to start making the cheese now! :) I will have to post the breakfast bread recipe, too.
  • Thank you so much! You guys are making me want to cry :) Yes, I have a dehydrator, and yes, I can have limes! The fajitas sound wonderful! I have made pizza crust with just ground flax seeds and seasonings, & I have also made a breakfast bread/c…
  • Winona – I can’t have carrots or parsnips for the first few months, but the pesto is a great idea! I will think about the spiralizer for after the initial phase – do you know what brand(s) can do hard veggies? I remembered I have also made good raw …
  • Oops! I’ve been reading further, and no buckwheat or quinoa for the first 3 – 6 months, either, but I can have cacao & Himalayan or Celtic salt. I’ll edit my list. GreggX999 – The diet Dr. Cousens recommends is lowfat, too. His method of no frui…
  • Hippie Chick – Yes! Let’s stay in touch. GregX999 Thanks for the info. about the book. Let me know when you’ve read more. Most diabetes is type 2 & that is what the books tend to focus on. Let me know if it says anything about type 1. :)
  • newbie – thanks for the ideas. No rejuvelac, though – no grains, except buckwheat & quinoa, which are seeds that are sort of like grains. I’ll edit my list to reflect that. Yes, I have made the cream cheese – yum! Is Green For Life Ani’s book? O…
  • newbie – I didn’t see your post before. Thanks for the ideas – I have never liked the idea of greens & fruit together, so the savory green drinks I might really like, and the buckwheat cereal sounds good! I knew about cinnamon, but not about chi…
  • Here is the total list of what I will be eating: nuts & seeds (but no cashews or peanuts) young coconut meat, raw vegetables (but none of the following: yams, carrots, sweet potatoes, beets, hard squash, parsnips, pumpkin & rutabaga), avocad…
  • Okay, so the list of foods I can eat for the first 3 – 6 months is even smaller than I thought. I’ll post the list & maybe people can help with recipes? Although the Rainbow Green book has some recipes, I would always welcome more :)
  • lzhpt – Interesting. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder, not metabolic, but the information could still apply, I suppose. Thanks! I started reading “Rainbow Green Live Food Cuisine” by Dr. Cousens, and already I am learning a ton!
  • I just saw your last post. The pump was a life saver for me because I hadn’t found raw food yet. But, I feel like the pump has made it easier for me to be slow about really making the changes to get well, because it has made it so convenient to be d…
  • Tryingraw – sorry, I forgot about the decreasing insulin question. Doctors will say that you should only decrease it when your blood sugar is getting too low with the amount of insulin you are taking. I haven’t read/heard Dr. Cousens’s method yet, s…
  • Tryingraw – I believe I can be cured. Not everyone has that belief. If your friend can come to that belief, then she will seek out the things that will really help her get well. Even if she doesn’t want to be totally healed of diabetes, raw food has…
  • aspire – Thanks for the info! I just started some seeds sprouting yesterday, because I realized that I need to add them to my diet in order to get the enzymes I need. I didn’t know he had written books. I found it ironic & funny that my diabetes…
  • I know that raw foods alone will reverse type 2 diabetes, and even when I ate fruit & honey, I only needed about one-third the amount of insulin as when I ate cooked food, but I am not totally well, yet, and that is my goal – to be 100% healed! …
  • Also, while I was first posting the topic, the mail came, with the books I had ordered by Dr. Cousens! I’ll let you know more as I find it out :)
  • Wow! You guys are quick – Thanks! skinnoz – I have always had a really bad feeling any time I have thought about using stevia. rawclaire – I was diagnosed with type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes seven years ago. Agave nectar is low-glycemic, but I …
  • Funny, I just got on here to say that I love Zoe’s “Cheese With Spring Onions” – looks like I’m not alone :) Also, bitt’s “Cherry Cacao Cobbler” – yummylicious!
  • I got the Omega 8005 Juicer, and it is made to do leafy greens. Champion will also do them. You have to buy a juicer that specifically says it will do leafy greens.
    in Making smoothies Comment by angie207
  • So you found a way to make good pasta with the olive oil! That sounds really good :)
  • Kevlar – sunflower seeds are a good food source of vitamin D. I usually have had trouble with depression in the winter, but last winter I started eating tons of raw tacos made with sunflower seeds & my mood was better. Later on, I found out that…
  • It’s funny; I think that subconsciously, I thought I could do raw for a few years, only until my most serious health problems are healed, & then I can be “normal” again. A couple of times going back to healthy cooked food, and I realize that the…
  • Gopal’s – but they use the cashews that aren’t really raw, honey (which strict vegans don’t use), nutritional yeast in some things, etc. But if you are not strict 100 % raw vegan, their stuff tastes really yummy! I was addicted to their Carob Mint K…
  • I don’t know about the salt thing, but the salty sea vegetables are not in the same category as salt. We need organic sodium that is found in sea vegetables, tomatoes, celery, etc. I also just read about the shower thing, & I have a weak immune …
  • Also, about the inspectors getting paid by the farm owners: people tend to do what the people paying them want them to do, so that could easily be a corrupt practice, too, but telling the public it is humane.
  • Liberating animals that belong to someone else is stealing. Breaking in is also a crime. It seems that if we want to see positive changes, we need to do it in peaceful & loving ways. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. compared to violent groups of his …
  • Luna blu – Thanks for your concern. It kind of made me laugh, but not in a bad way, just glad to know you care :) But he hasn’t had a job most of the time, & he was behind on child support for other kids he had before he married me, so when he h…
  • It is amazing how life/God works! I decided to switch my son to almond cheese without knowing how to afford it (I have already quit buying him meat, unless it is Extremely occasionally and from a good organic farm). The same day I made the decision,…
  • Luna blu – thank you for posting! I grew up with a dad who raised animals for milk, eggs & meat, so I never had a lot of the issues a lot of people have about not eating meat to protect animals from being treated cruelly. Our animals were loved …