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  • I was a desset chef at a raw restaurant, and we always used baby spinach juice for green coloring, and beet juice for vibrant fuschia. Neither gave it any particular flavor. We also used baby spinach juice for mint chocolate chip ice cream, and beet…
  • You can go to Whole Foods, usually they have single serving samples of their drink mixes; I know for a fact I've seen them sell single serving sized packets of Alive at my local Whole Foods. They also have single servings of Juvo and others, and eve…
  • it's not really food based unless it's....well, food! We can say anything is food based, so long as it is food we extracted it from. The beta carotene from the study I cited was food derrived. Truth is, if it was really capsulated dehydrated and pow…
  • vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, phytochemicals, flavanoids, etc were all designed to work together, in tandem. When you separate them, magnify them, process them and isolate them, you create something completely different from the original form…
  • lol I know you aren't wondering about whether or not that is a healthy caloric intake for your daughter, but it seems everyone else doesn't realize that! I'm actually going to look into some grounded research on this whole raw fat vs. cooked fat iss…
  • Are you sure you calculated the brownie's calories correctly? Even if she were to eat a bowl of nuts, it would be difficult to get 1700 calories...unless she ate half the pan, perhaps you miscalculated? Most fast food meals don't even add up to that…
  • perhaps you have an allergy. education beyond the thread: www.realmilk.com
  • I've followed this thread from the beginning, and I can say that both the vegans and the 811-ers seem to be the ones who get touchy on these forums. From reading what just went on, it seems the vegans were the ones hurling insults first. I can under…
  • Rawskeptic I agree with you about the detoxing. I think it's really easy to explain away all kinds of symptoms by chalking it all up to 'detox'; we don't really have much evidence for that. Sometimes, I feel like the raw diet weakens the body, and p…
  • Protein is the least of your worries! Seriously, you could go nut-free and get enough protein! I 'd worry more about trace minerals and B12 and whatnot; where minerals are concerned, look into sea vegetables. I don't know how you feel about them; ma…
  • rawskeptic i don't think carnap was in anyway insinuating that because of your age, you live off of mcdonalds and joints...I think carnap meant that younger bodies can take more abuse, so it will take longer and more abuse for the abuse to be appare…
  • yeah seriously lol, carnap I agree with you 100%! It will be hard to determine if you 'feel better' on raw at 15; lord knows I felt GREAT at 15 living off of Tofutti Cuties and frozen meals!
  • regarding cashews: there's always freaking something in the raw community...some people don't eat agave any longer because it's breifly heated during the extraction process, and for that matter almonds are all pasturized now if you're buying them in…
  • Rawskeptic, where do you live? If you live by a vegetarian restaurant that serves raw food, or by a raw food restaurant, please go try the food! You don't need to eat raw gourmet every day, but it definitely helps to keep cravings at bay. It's also …
  • hey, cool, I haven't heard of the Good4U! I'm going to look into that!
  • Look on Craigslist for a dehydrator! ONLY get excalibur, don't bother with anything else; everything else is pretty much a mold machine, as in: put fruit puree in expecting fruit leather, and get moldy fruit puree a couple of hours later. Yuck! Hone…
  • Agreed, rawcanadian! I used to work in a raw restaurant, and I guess I got really peeved by a lot of the raw community because of it; it was as if raw was their religion. I love raw and it has done great things for me, but I have found that people g…
  • rawcanadian, i know what your saying seems to be the trend nowadays, but I also know that in the same way white coats think there's a magic pill for everything, people in the raw community seem to think that going raw is the magic panacea that can c…
  • You know, I totally understand the ill sentiment against doctors; I've been through it myself for a heart condition, and I vowed to never visit a doctor for it again. I'm also getting a degree in Holistic Nutrition, which is thankfully NOT FDA accre…
  • As what chilove said, I thought fruitarians ate everything that was botanically a fruit, not just what we think of when we think of fruit. This includes tomatoes, bell peppers, avocados; pretty much anything with a seed. This eliminates the sugar is…
    in Fruitarianism Comment by edamame3
  • Waterbaby considering the fact that meds have half lives and usually it can take 1-2 months of taking it for it to even build up in your system to where you can feel its affects, 8 weeks is not very slow! I'm glad you didn't have a bad experience, b…
  • pixx, do you have any data backing that up about the St. John's Wort? In my studies I haven't come across any research that shows that it has horrible side effects, but as I am studying herbology right now I'd be really interested in knowing more ab…
  • I concurr with the others when they say to PLEASE be careful! Do it under your doctor's supervision! Coming off of psychiatric medication without medical supervision can cause changes in brain chemistry that can make you do things you never thought …
  • obviously you need fat to metabolize fat soluble vitamins, and other nutrients like lycopene. That was not my point. In fact, that's my main problem with the 80-10-10 people; they eat very low levels of dietary fat and thus are missing out on a weal…
  • I live right by Fermilab...that means I'm a Nuclear Physicist! Wow, good to know! That whole lycopene being more available in cooked tomato products really annoys me....yes, that was true in the study people are citing, but what they DON'T mention i…
  • I learned what I learned by...being a chef in a raw restaurant lol! Which basically means I got paid to learn. I actually started off working for free; I would just go there and shadow their current chef, just for my own knowledge. After a while, I …
    in Raw Chef-ism Comment by edamame3
  • Hey, I don't know how much I agree with food combining ( I mean I definitely agree with it for the most part, I'm just talking the nitpicky refining parts of it), but what I can say is that if you are taking probiotics, you might want to think about…
    in digestion issues Comment by edamame3
  • The more you try, the more they'll rebel, in my experience. Best to just eat how you choose to eat, and let them come to their own conclusion. Always offer the food if they want it, but don't force it and don't be judgemental about what they choose …
  • "However, small changes while on chemo should work." "The China Study suggests that we can literally turn cancer on and off like a switch, and that low protein diets allow the body to fight off cancer." The 'switch' the study is referring to is most…
  • Raw would only help if she's going to go the naturopathic route, otherwise it's best to keep herbs and high vibe food away until after chemo; the body does not work the same way it normally does when it is undergoing chemo treatments. If she is goin…