Herbal Remedies - Flour resource/ Sylvia

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I have tried to eat raw before and made it thru 4 weeks and was ready

to kill someone (hubby) and everyone in general.

 

During the cleanse i got equally (if not worse)grumpy during the

kidney/Cleanse. I am trying to incorporate as much raw as i can to

each day, but i know for me, I cannot not eat raw at every meal. I

have also tired to make at least a couple of days a week vegan. It

would be hard to do anymore than that as hubby will never give up

meat. He lost way too much weight during the cleanse and it is very

apparent to us, that the requirements of his body merit animal protein

 

At the very least i am using sprouted grains, nuts, seeds, legumes,

etc. as much as possible if not always from here on out. I have

already noticed that this has made a huge difference in my on going

diet and weight management. It has been 12 days since i ended the

cleanse, and i still feel great, AND... i have lost an additional 3

pounds.

 

I applaud anyone whole can go totally raw, 100%.

 

Sylvia

herbal remedies , " Kelli Bever " <kelli@c...>

wrote:

> Well, I'm not 100% raw, but mostly I can still taste things that I

haven't had in months if I just get a good wiff of it! I frequently

walk by a pizza parlor just down the street from work, and I swear I

can taste it by the smell sometimes! LOL!

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> DrCrandall [drcrandall@e...]

> Thursday, February 26, 2004 5:02 PM

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> Stop it, I thought we were supposed to be eating raw!!

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> Anna

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If is is animal protein you want go for organic...

SuziPersian <persian13 wrote:

Hi,On Fri, Feb 27, 2004 at 07:47:35 -0000, Sylvia wrote:> > would be hard to do anymore than that as hubby will never give up > meat. He lost way too much weight during the cleanse and it is very > apparent to us, that the requirements of his body merit animal proteinCan you explain how it is very apparent?I can't see how eating animal protein would make him gain weight,but the fat in animal products might. Better fats would be from plant sourcessuch as in the states you have something I think called UDO's oil, alsoorganic olive oil and flaxseed oil is good, also nuts and avocadoesare excellent sources of good fat.I would think a HUGE reduction in the intake of calories during thecleanse would cause weight loss and this would possibly be expected, howeveronce the cleanse is finished one could go back

to eating the required numberof calories per day for the energy requirements of that person.What makes you think he needs animal protein? Why would that be differentfrom protein from say nuts?It is my personal belief no one needs animal protein, and with it comesanimal fat which I don't believe is beneficial in any way.another 2 centsregardsPersian

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Hi,

 

On Fri, Feb 27, 2004 at 07:47:35 -0000, Sylvia wrote:

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> would be hard to do anymore than that as hubby will never give up

> meat. He lost way too much weight during the cleanse and it is very

> apparent to us, that the requirements of his body merit animal protein

 

Can you explain how it is very apparent?

 

I can't see how eating animal protein would make him gain weight,

but the fat in animal products might. Better fats would be from plant sources

such as in the states you have something I think called UDO's oil, also

organic olive oil and flaxseed oil is good, also nuts and avocadoes

are excellent sources of good fat.

 

I would think a HUGE reduction in the intake of calories during the

cleanse would cause weight loss and this would possibly be expected, however

once the cleanse is finished one could go back to eating the required number

of calories per day for the energy requirements of that person.

 

What makes you think he needs animal protein? Why would that be different

from protein from say nuts?

 

It is my personal belief no one needs animal protein, and with it comes

animal fat which I don't believe is beneficial in any way.

 

another 2 cents

regards

Persian