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hi lucca

i have the same advice as jeff and would like to add that the body also

fulfills it's protein requirement by making it from the abundant amino acids

in the whole/raw foods.

from discouraged to disco.....oh yeah!

loveN

 

 

> " lucca_fracca_dukkah " <lucca_fracca_dukkah

>RawSeattle

>RawSeattle

>[RawSeattle] new raw fooder getting discouraged...

>Sun, 14 Dec 2003 03:43:52 -0000

>

>hi i'm new to raw foods, jumped right in about a month ago, went from

>bread, campbells soup, beer, eggs, ect to strict 100% raw without

>transition, no grains, ect.. and i don't know anyone who is on this diet,

>i was really counting on going to one of the weekly support groups but

>now they're cancelled till feb, don't think i'll last that long.

>

>i'm very worried about my teeth, the bottom half of them are going from

>white to clear, and my gums are getting caved in too. i read on this

>forum that this can be from too many nuts and avocados, and i've

>really been overdoing it on those i guess, but i just get too hungry-- at

>this point I'm not thinking i can keep this up, since i dont know anyone

>(learned everything from books at natural food stores) and my digestion

>is way worse than it was before i went raw because of the bingeing on

>nuts and seeds, and i don't really know enough about sprouting things, i

>think that might help..., maybe i need to do a bit more research, but i

>would like to keep going if i can, since i already started.

>

>so tonight i finally broke my 'no grains' credo and ate wheat free organic

>granola, one of my favorite all time foods, its rolled oats, i dont know

>how bad that is for me on this diet, but after reading that about limiting

>nuts and avocados being bad for teeth, well i was eating a hell of a lot

>of avocados (avocados and zuchini for dinner usually) and lots of

>apples, grapefruit, kale, cabbage, carrots, almonds, filbert nuts. not

>sure i can keep this up, but i would at least like to transition to

>something healthy.

>

>i was also wondering about the whole 'complete proteins' thing, and

>whether that is just hype to raw foodists or whether there's some way

>of still getting complete protein, or maybe some middle ground... how

>about quinoa or something? can you soak and sprout black beans

>without cooking them? i got lots of questions like this.

>

>thanks for listening--

>

>lucca

>

>

 

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