How to stay raw and keep your day job

[Ilse W.]

This was posted on NaturalNews this morning:

http://www.naturalnews.com/025177.html

[freshlight]

interesting: I find it a challenge eating cooked food and staying healthy,-it's an impossible thing to do. Raw feels just like a true paradise to me. Take care, Eva

[gingincal]

good article...thx for sharing.

[Vaclare79]

Thanks for this link..

[Coolexplosion]

Nice article. That entire site is just a goldmine of great information.

[janetc]

Thanks for sharing this article!

I have a challenge at home too: my hubbs is on the paleolithic diet - pretty much meat and vegetables. Should I divorce him:D

I really want raw to "stick" this time. I want to live a good rest-of-my-life!

[Ilse W.]

Make him eat raw, too. He might get sick of that bloody carcass on his plate.

[Coolexplosion]

Part 2 of the Natural News Raw Article (http://www.naturalnews.com/025188.html)

[spicyfull]

Thanks for Sharing this Article.

[annavon]

Timely article. Although I could have used it three weeks ago!

I've been attacked by the cookie monster!:eek:

[AKRaw]

The first, and most important, thing to do is to create a stash of dried foods and snacks in your desk, locker, car, or wherever you work. Some good ideas for this stash are goji berries or some other dried fruit, dried nuts and seeds, sea veggies, bee pollen, sea salt, and/or a jar of green powder (and a glass shaker jar).

What kind of dried sea veggies? The only ones I know of are nori sheets, and sea weed that has to be soaked for quite awhile before it is soft enough to eat. If there are dried sea veggies available in a snackable form, I'd really like to know they are. :) Anyone have any names/brands for me?

Rhea

[Lady Green Jeans]

I travel with a small shaker of kelp granules. Dulse also comes in edible from the bag pieces that can be eaten or used in salads/recipes. Nori sheets can be cut into smaller pieces and put into plastic bag/container for ease in traveling. I always keep some in my desk at work.

The others, as you mentioned, do need soaking.

[AKRaw]

I was hoping I just didn't know about them! Thank you for answering.

Rhea