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I suppose the definition of guidance could be debated. I've heard many times that people have trouble knowing what's right and what's wrong eating truly raw after attending raw events and reading information from various experts on the raw diet. Geez, I can't imagine why people have a hard time figuring it out???
"Use your common sense" would be my advice and avoid the controversy surrounding juicers/dehydrators/food on whether they are "truly raw".
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