Testing, how much would it cost?

[Guest guest]

Suppose some rich raw foodist funds a splashy

study. How much will he have to spend on some

money-hungry university food-science department to run a

well-designed cross-sectional study involving photographing,

weighing, and cataloging all the eatings of 1) long-time

raw-foodists; 2) recent " converts " ; (3) fudists from

macrobiotics to McDonalds obeesos. Also, periodic med-exams

and tailored toxemia immunology studies. <br><br>Said

rich raw-foodist, (if Robin Williams is indeed a raw

foodist, as a recent magazine said, then ask him to do

this), could get good returns by having all the

university-overhead portion of the research charges be declared a

tax-deductible donation. Or whatever.<br><br>Would that guy ever

be hated! But it would sure establish a lot of

converts.<br><br>I'd also like to see discussions of raw food

restuarants and what it takes to start one (and where?).

Which said rich dude could help out,

etc.<br><br>Lacking such studies, in a few decades the now-older ones

of us will be staying abnormally spry and youngish

looking. At 55 I look forward to the next 50 years, now

that I'm an agile 140-lb t sprinter again (after 20

years) instead of the fatso 190 I was a year ago,

secretly humiliatted at being too clumsy to run.

<br><br>What if I don't change much in the next 20 years? I

already look ten years younger than I am. <br><br>What if

they find out that emmortality therapies only work in

the long run with raw food?<br><br>We all would like

it to happen overnight, but I guarantee it will take

2 generations. (Next post for how.)