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What errors? Please link us to the list of Nazariah's errors in the Dr. Kim interview rather than merely stating that there are lots of errors. I noticed that Patenaude's comments on Nazariah's...
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I'll abandon expressing the concerns that I've raised on this thread and another, as I see that my doing so is being regarded not in the spirit in which I intended it, to encourage people to become...
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Thank you, Cherie, for your courage and ability to admit that you may need to take some additional precautions to ensure that you maintain good health. That was my intent, to urge people to examine...
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No! Most emphatically, no! I disagree strongly that people who do research will "ALWAYS prove what they are looking at." If this were the case, then why would Gabriel Cousens be saying that recent...
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I believe these statements represent an over-simplification. The point that Nazariah makes, it seems to me, is far more significant than simply saying that it's fine if people feel wonderful but if...
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Cooking some foods raises their GI, but that's not universally the case as I recall from the reading I've done. I'm no chemist, to be sure, but I believe that I read somewhere back in my hi-pro,...
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I'll simply add that I think there's a great deal of difference between fearing what others will think of us and what I would call fears that spark thoughtful consideration of such questions as, "Is...
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Others will have to weigh in on this question, as I have a benign pituitary gland tumor or tumors that I'm hoping will be healed by eating raw or mostly so.
No. As I understand that, it means...
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Thank you, Pailani! Indeed!
For anyone who's interested, here's the link to Cousens' original article on his B-12 research with its link to his March 2004 follow-up....
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Even those like me who are more skeptical than others.
I care about getting ALL the nutrients I need to avoid deficiencies that can be killers and are easily prevented with adequate nutrition.
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However, it doesn't state how long Baker has eaten 100% raw. Tallying up the dates given in her responses, it sounds as though she might have been raw for only a bit longer than a decade (difficult...
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These are extremely dangerous generalizations, it seems to me. I've been doing a lot of reading both pro and con about raw foodism just lately, and the evidence seems to be tending toward a distinct...
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I've even used the water from soaking dates if I wanted just a bit of sweetness.
Me, I generally use raw, unfiltered honey as there's a producer in my area that makes really good honey. Nothing...
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Funny, as Mexico was where I first tasted a papaya, well, a fresh one, that is, as I'd had canned papaya before.
Definitely requires the lime juice, IMO, to bring out the flavor fully. Also, you...
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It's spelled "deja vu," Rawkinlocs. If you wanna get really fancy, there's an accent over the "a," as I recall, but most English texts just spell it as I did.
Yeah, I'd agree with VeganVixen....
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Terrific idea! That's what I'm planning to do as I can get unhulled, raw sesame seeds very inexpensively and have a nut grinder that should do the job fine. Beats the hey outta paying something like...
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...would be a little one I got about 20 years ago entitled Brown BagWell & StayWell by Victoria Bidwell and Shirlene Lundskog. (The book's pretty much all Bidwell's, so I'll refer to her as author...
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Thanx muchly, Rawkinlocs. That pretty much confirms my suspicion that I'm on the right track to prevent the osteoporosis that many of the women in my family have had. I'm in a so-called high-risk...
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Both Bragg's and nutritional yeast are mostly to give the recipe a flavor something like the SAD recipe for the foodstuff.
What SweetG said about substituting for Bragg's will work. I don't much...
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Yep, part of why I went raw was near-constant yeast infections and a horrible itch most of the time. About a year ago, my doctor said just to give the nurse a call whenever it was too uncomfortable,...
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I get words in my head for what the person's aura colors are and where any problem areas may be, although I sometimes am not sure how to interpret what I get. Luckily, my hubby is really good at...
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...but I'll stick with cats for my nurturing. You can shove them off your lap onto the floor when you get tired of cuddling, and they go away for a while. From what I've heard, you get visits from...
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...how quickly a person's tastes can change once you go raw.
I was fixing hubby's dinner tonight and put some whipped butter in the pan. I used to lick off the spoon (sometimes would even dip out...
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...and losing touch with what your own unique body wants and needs.
What about it? Do you mean you're wondering if there's something you can do to have more energy? If you're eating enough...
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I've always loved dates, so no problem for me there, but I hated carob when I used to eat it. Now, I've found I really REALLY like the raw carob powder Alissa's store sells here on the site. It has a...
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