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Going Raw for Weight Loss

Going Raw for Weight Loss

How many overweight wild antelope have you ever seen? What about morbidly obese zebras waddling around the savannah? Wild animals don’t deal with overweight or obesity issues. Wild animals don’t eat cooked or processed foods. They eat raw foods, in their natural state... read more
The Blending Book and Your Health

The Blending Book and Your Health

Ann Wigmore developed a simple and effective program to extract the maximum nutrients from foods without creating stress on the digestive system. By properly blending raw foods – that is, liquefying them – we can release more of the vital enzymes,... read more
Important Raw Foods

Important Raw Foods

Coconut Contains high levels of lauric acid, a type of saturated fat that resists harmful viruses, bacteria, and fungi, and promotes brain health. Soaked or sprouted nuts and seeds Provide a wealth of important vitamins, minerals, nutrients, enzymes, and proteins that... read more
Simple Raw Substitute for Soy Sauce

Simple Raw Substitute for Soy Sauce

As we know, soy is one of the most deadly foods. Not only is over 90 percent of the world’s soy genetically modified, but most of the soy in our food is unfermented, making it even more toxic for the body to process and utilize as energy. If you need a soy sauce... read more
Fibromyalgia and Raw Foods

Fibromyalgia and Raw Foods

In 2001, a USA study was conducted to examine the effects of a raw foods diet on the physical and psychological wellbeing of individuals with fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia patients are afflicted with chronic pain that affects muscle tissue and joints across the body.... read more
Rules for Raw Fooders

Rules for Raw Fooders

Eat a variety of greens. Include a wide range of colours. Eat as seasonally as possible. Continue learning as much as you can about raw food and health. Be kind and gracious towards those who don’t see things as you do. Remember that once you were a beginner.... read more
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