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[Guest guest]

This is probably like a fox among the chickens

but it was through my interest in raw food/live food,

via this man's story of healing via nutrition, that I

found this site.<br>To all the vegetarians, please

accept alternative food

concepts.<br><br><a href=http://www.odomnet.com/live-food/index.htm

target=new>http://www.odomnet.com/live-food/index.htm</a>

[Guest guest]

PTcruiser,<br><br>Re the raw foods - moooo,

baaaaa, cluck cluck - web site, I looked at it and was

not especially impressed with it. These guys may have

good intentions and all (well,maybe not good intention

to the animals), but while I agree with their

observations that the dangers of germs and bacteria are

greatly exaggerated and misunderstood, they didn't do a

great job convincing me of the logic for eating huge

amounts of raw meat.<br><br>Also some of the comments

they made about food combining are conflicting with

other resources I have on the subject; e.g. suggesting

that fruits should be consumed with fats so the fat

can absorb the toxins or pesticides. While fat " may "

have the ability to do that (I personally don't know

and they didn't explain why they believe this),

almost all books on food combining will tell you to eat

fruits alone for optimal digestion). Also their

assertion not to combine vegetables with meat seems a bit

off. My resources would say it's best to eat any

particular food alone. But if you're consuming meat, it is

OK to eat vegetables with it as long as you avoid

high-carb stuff like rice, potatoes, bread etc.<br><br>The

material I've read suggesting raw, primarily plant based,

diet makes a lot more sense than what I got from

reading this web site, although " some " people on the

typical SAD of all processed foods might be better off on

raw meat diet. I've read that when eskimos ate only

raw meat and whale blubber, they did not have heart

disease. But did develop it once converted to cooked meat

products... So, in theory, while I might buy into the theory

that if you're going to eat meat and animal products:

eat it raw.... I seriously doubt raw meat diet is

superior to raw plant-based foods... at least they didn't

build the case in the web site.<br><br>It may be that

the books they reference for sale build a better case

for raw meats. B

[Guest guest]

Thanks Mallon,<br>I tend to agree with you, so I

keep my fruits separately. I have eaten raw fish, eggs

and a small portion of raw milk or butter on occasion

but stick mainly to raw veggies, sprouts, fruit and

nuts (with the odd slice of sourdough bread about

twice a week.)<br>I have to admit to feeling much more

active and mentally alert since changing to this diet.

It hasn't been long, only a couple of months.