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Raw Diet
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sweetlissa said:
Well, try using mashed cauliflower W/O the potatoes, and add your garlic and all that I suggested above. I think you'll find that it tastes wonderful, and does ya good. Remember, it isn't the quantity of calories that do ya in so much as the type and source. None of what I suggested was hi carb, nor creates the insulin response.
Or you could try the kitchen sink. High in iron, but I think that the processing / smelting heat is a wee bit higher than 118 degrees, so doubt it will qualify as raw.
i think that it is the french that are of the opinion that potatoes are best used for fattening pigs, but smashed potatoes (skin on) with garlic and tons of butter are such a comfort food. i love them, so i go more toward sweet potatoes (they travel well on the truck and only take FOUR HOURS to cook, depending on altitude) 
SeekingGrace
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steve said:cool, another sally fanSeekingGrace said:
she is awsome, tons of stuff in that book with mary enig
I first learned about how awesome raw coconut oil was from those ladies! They can have their liver stuff though. My iron levels are high enough!
Last night at our local grocery store:
Farm Raised Rabbit $6.59/lb I was shocked to even see that item.
Cucumbers $1.19/ea
Limes $1.00/ea
Bell Peppers $1.69/ea
We are turning more yard into garden for sure. We're also going to try hay-bale tomatoes this year too (just to save garden space).
Farm Raised Rabbit $6.59/lb I was shocked to even see that item.
Cucumbers $1.19/ea
Limes $1.00/ea
Bell Peppers $1.69/ea
We are turning more yard into garden for sure. We're also going to try hay-bale tomatoes this year too (just to save garden space).
donnag said:
Wow! Where are you Donnag? At the end of last year, I heard that we would have plenty of food at the store, but we wouldn't be able to pay for it, but I'm still able to buy a cucumber in Texas for .55 and a lime for .20 and a bellpepper for .75. That's just unbelievable! Yes, the time is now to start your gardening!
steve said:we love your feisty self, but going w/out the big C is just plain crazy talkIsabella said:Prepared to see me be more ratty than usual as I wean myself of the chocolate though....
moderation in all things
You are totally right of course! What on earth was I thinking?
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sweetthing26
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My sisterwife and I just started raw diet this week and I can already feel a big difference in how I feel thus far. I am feeling almost like a different person. I can only hope that the continued progress is a good one and working out in combination will help to lose weight and also get myself to a place of complete health.
Not possible, I already did!CecilW said:FINALLY! A worthy motivation. But be very, very quiet about it, or Al Gore will claim credit for the discovery of chocolate!steve said:i ran across this and just had to share it;
If more people ate raw, all natural foods without synthetic vitimins and artifical everything in them we'd be a lot healither, that's for sure. This comment conserned me though
:shock:
Everything the media promotes is overprocessed, pre-packaged, artificaly jam packed with chemicals... there's nothing healthy about that!IMHO, if I can't raise it or grow it in dirt then it's not "real food".