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• WW- Not all raw diets are healthy. Since you don’t say much about the kinds of foods you are eating besides raw dairy, it’s impossible to know whether you’re following a healthy diet or not. Judging by the fact that you’re still drinking coffee and …

  in China Study and raw Vegetarians Comment by rawnora
• Zenpawn, As a card-carrying Libertarian (!), I thank you for posting the link to Mr. McWilliams’ book. I hadn’t heard of it before but judging by what is said on the website it looks to be a much needed work. You are absolutely right on all your poi…

  in Can 'they' really do this??? Comment by rawnora
• Hi Zoe, The threat that Codex Alimentarius represents to health seekers has been overblown and exaggerated by the industries that stand to lose money from having their business regulated like the drug industry is, imo. Frankly, I don’t see much diff…

  in Can 'they' really do this??? Comment by rawnora
• Rawdancer, There is a great deal of fear and confusion surrounding the issues of weight loss and calorie counting in the raw world. I’ve written extensively about this on my discussion list, so anyone who’s interested may want to join and peruse the…

  in How do you reach your calorie "goal" Comment by rawnora
• I also wanted to mention a bit more about the reputation that dense greens enjoy, despite their indigestibility. It’s true that they have lots of nutrients, perhaps more than any other food. But it is not the quantity of nutrients that a food contai…

  in Strange Reaction to Greens Comment by rawnora
• Hi rhawk, As we become healthier, we get more sensitive to and less tolerant of the bitter, indigestible substances in dense greens. This is a sign of increasing “vital resistance”. The bitter taste that some dense greens like kale and collard gre…

  in Strange Reaction to Greens Comment by rawnora
• Kaye, Fruits are our natural primary foods. All you have to do confirm that to yourself is imagine yourself in pristine nature, surrounded by edible foods but without the “knowledge” about which foods have which nutrients, etc., that we’ve learned f…

  in Fruit and disease Comment by rawnora
• Where fat is distributed on the body is determined by many factors, the biggest of which is genetic predisposition. If your stomach was the first place where fat started to accumulate long ago as your body became unable to eliminate all the waste th…

  in Distended Belly Comment by rawnora