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• Winona maybe juicing is better, because that way the nutrients can get to the cells quicker and easier, because there are no fibers. You can use the other parts of the carrots after juicing so you don’t waste them. For ex. in dehydrated stuff.

  in Anyone wear glasses/contacts? Comment by flybaby
• That’s very good news heathermarsbomb, as I eat a lot o flax every day.

  in Anyone wear glasses/contacts? Comment by flybaby
• I wear glasses and contacts( when working) too. I have glasses since I was 6 years old, so put them down would be very difficult. I try to eat foods that are supposed to improve eyesight such as lutein rich foods like kiwi, avocadoes, corn, spinach,…

  in Anyone wear glasses/contacts? Comment by flybaby
• Maybe I’ll eat some german bread or millet tomarrrow, because I had been craving those for the last 3 days. After, I will continue to be 95%, I hope.

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• Thanx for both of you! I always try to make myself some delish things, but today I was craving cooked food. I think I will be able to supress it, by trying some new raw creatios! I hope So far Breakfast: Green smoothie: spinach, banana, raspberry, l…

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• Breakfast: green smoothie as usual. Pineapple, nettle, garpe seed powder, cinnamon, but this time I put some dandelion and swiss chard in it. Then I went to the shops, on the way back I had an apple and a banana, which was on sale :) Both were organ…

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• For breakfast: a green smoothie made of a quater of a pineapple, a handfull of blackberries, 2 teaspoons of dried nettle, a big handful of spinach, some parsley, 1 teaspoon of ground grapeseed and a lot of cinnamon. And the usual ground flax sprinkl…

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• mee too skydrust. I might try your idea with some oilve or rape oil, because I have those now.

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• Well I had an orange with some honey, cinnamon and ground cloves. for breakfast. Zucchini noodles for lunch, with sauce which I made of cilantro, garlic, flax, olive oil, lemon juice, dried nettle leaves, ground coriander, chili and paprika powder. …

  in 100% Raw Week begins March 30! Are you in? (Old raw fooders welcome) Comment by flybaby
• It is a very good idea Bluedolphin. I hope it would work, because in Hungary, in my old school they tried to introduce healthy things to cafeterias such as salads, fruits, herbal teas, but almost nobody wanted to buy these(they went to the nearby sh…

  in RAW...in college? Comment by flybaby
• I don’t really see the point between your parents not supporting your choice THAT’S WHY you have to pay or your groceries, you decide what to buy from the money they give, no? I think sometimes raw food can cost the same as the packaged, all process…

  in RAW...in college? Comment by flybaby
• if I eat too much or eat a lot of nuts it also happens to me. I heard a good advice is not to eat too much before going to bed.

  in Reflux Comment by flybaby
• Try sprouted bareley or rye, however the latest has even a heavier taste than buckwheat, but you may like it better. Wheat is definitely too sweet to be used in a savoury recipe, but if you sprout it for only 2 days it may work as well. Good luck!

  in What can I use as a replacement for buckwheat? Comment by flybaby
• I meant the tea tree oil, the colloidal silver can be taken internally for sure, and it is totally safe.

  in Tea tree oil to supress food cravings? Comment by flybaby
• Can it be taken internally??? I heard that not…

  in Tea tree oil to supress food cravings? Comment by flybaby
• You are welcome SarahJ, I’m quite proactive :). I think that all quinoa are raw, however I have never seen red ones. Well, it is a grain, and the most nutritious of all.

  in The Quinoa Question Comment by flybaby
• Earth Hugger it is so easy to sprout, you just soak it for 4-6 hours, rinse and drain and let to sprout for 1-2 days. I do not recommend to eat it uncooked and without sprouting, they need to be sprouted to remove the saponins and other susbstances …

  in The Quinoa Question Comment by flybaby
• Green sprouts such as broccoli, alfalfa, radish, wheat- and barely-grass has at least as much nutritional value as green veggies. They are also rich in chlorofhyll such as other greens. I think it is a great solution if you don’t have access to orga…

  in greens and sprouts Comment by flybaby
• Shady Lady I’m exactly the same as you, when I work I tend to eat very little, then when I get home or when I’m at home I’ll eat really a LOT. These are great suggestions achin70, I’ll try some for sure.

  in I need to get more calories! Comment by flybaby
• The best is always to make your food just before you eat it, however for the most of us, who work or study it is generally not possible. I think that if you make your RAW food days before it is even much much better than eating cooked!!! If you make…

  in Pre-Making Meals Comment by flybaby
• The best food for calcium is poppy seeds. It has something like 1200 milligram calcium in it per 100 grams, which is quite incredible, and the calcium-phosphorus ratio is very favourable in them, as opposed to cheese(any) where this ratio is the opp…

  in Foods for Broken Bones? Comment by flybaby
• Samilicious, When I was not raw this much I used to have the same problem winter time.However it might can be related to the stress of exams too. My best ideas against depression is exercise, aromatherapics oils, hot bathes, I have a salt lamp, its …

  in beautiful hair Comment by flybaby
• Try to eat a lot of flax and flaxoil, avocado, sprouted grains and other sprouts, carrots, beets, cucumbers. These are all very good for the hair. Try to rinse it with ACV mixed in some water, you may add some rosemary essential oil to it. It is ver…

  in beautiful hair Comment by flybaby
• I only eat cooked, which cannot be eaten raw and only when I’m craving them. These are usually millet, oats or brown rice.

  in Certain foods for health benefits Comment by flybaby
• Hippocrates institute is aimed to heal cancer patients, no? Maybe they ment to recommend this strict diet to them, without all the sugar harmless for healthy people, because sugar feeds cancer cells and stimulate their growths.

  in So David Wolfe has lied to me? Comment by flybaby
• maybe you need the sodium in it, it is very rich in organic sodium. I also just bought some and I love it. It is soo delish with avocado slices and chilli or with tahini.

  in Celery Comment by flybaby
• Well I wouldn’t put it in my smoothies, isn’t it tastes like too salty for a smoothie? What do you combine them with, maybe have some recipes?

  in CELERY 0% Comment by flybaby
• I agree with Dain5000, I don’t buy it unless it is organic, but I always try to find some organic cos I love it!

  in CELERY 0% Comment by flybaby
• I like using pineapples, oranges, apples or pears in my smoothies, these can be super delicious without using even a piece of banana! Today I just made one with pineapple, spinach and blueberries in it, sprinkled with cinnamon and flaxseeds and yum!

  in allergic to bananas Comment by flybaby
• Smoothielove do you eat enough calories and fat? When I was eating very few calories I had he same problem with the cold hands and feet and the purple nails!

  in Is anyone else as COLD as I am? Comment by flybaby