Raw percentage?

[ladypeace82]

How do you figure up the percentange amount of raw you are eating.

Everything I have planned for today (first time shooting for 100% but will have coffee) will be raw.

Now, I know I'm not 100% if I have a cup of coffee, so what percent am I? :)

[Veganforlife]

99 and 9/10's?

Dunno. Numbers and I do not make a good relationship.

[ladypeace82]

same here. :rolleyes:

[garden granny]

I may be wrong, but I don't think the majority here are 100% raw 24/7. I think most everyone slips in a piece of chocolate, or some other indulgence now and again. Well, I do anyway, and I don't care, it's good. I still eat raw the rest of the time. If I had a health issue that I was trying to cure, etc. I would probably go 100% raw 100% of the time. But, for now, I feel great. :)

[bunnybunny]

I am definitely not 100% raw but I don't give myself a number because it kind of changes daily, depending on how I am feeling. Aside from the raw foods I eat, I mostly consider myself an ovo vegetarian.

[garden granny]

I am definitely not 100% raw but I don't give myself a number because it kind of changes daily, depending on how I am feeling. Aside from the raw foods I eat, I mostly consider myself an ovo vegetarian.

Can you tell me what an ovo vegetarian is?

[SeaSprite]

Kay, it means she doesn't eat anything that comes from an animal, other than eggs.

I've been wondering about this too. I've been keeping a log of how I feel and waht %age I was raw that day, and it's pretty hard to figure. If I have a little vanilla extract or wasabe powder, it doesn't seem to make much of a difference, but any kind of bread or noodles or anything like that, it feels like I blew the whole day. I don't know if you would estimate by weight or by calories or what. And usually if I do eat something cooked, I'll juice fast the rest of the day, so then the cooked food ends up being a bigger percentage of what I ate that day, then it would be if I ate like a normal day.