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Tweetybird_109 wrote:

 

> I have alissa cohen's and david wolfe's books. Any other good ones?

 

" The 80/10/10 Diet " by Dr. Douglas Graham

This book has changed how I eat forever.

http://www.foodnsport.com

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Tweetybird wrote:

> I have alissa cohen's and david wolfe's books. Any other good ones?

 

Well, I have my old stand-bys... books which were written before raw

food became so fashionable. They still work for me and make me want

to go on:

Live Foods: Natures Perfect System of Human Nutrition by George & Doris

Fathman (published in 1967, this is the book that introduced me to

raw foods. There are some things that are not the latest fashion in

raw food thinking, but this is still a classic, based on Ehret's

ideas. I simply substitute where I don't agree with their inclusions.)

 

Eydie Mae's Natural Recipes by Eydie Mae Hunsberger (I read this one

first, but, coupled with How I Conquered Cancer Naturally, which came

first, this is a powerful inspiration for me. Eydie Mae went the Ann

Wigmore route to heal breast cancer. )

 

these books still inspire me. soon, I will have to have them copied

and rebound, because they are close to falling to pieces after all

these years. I will probably always go back to them.

 

Margaret

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Hi Tweetybird,

 

If you're looking for more variety to make your raw foods diet easier, check

out the link below. Eating a raw diet has helped me to recover from advanced

breast cancer. I highly recommend the foods at:

 

www.OrganicFoodFarmacy.com

 

I hope this helps.

Take care

 

Tweetybird_109 <tweetybird_109 wrote:

After turning my back on raw for 5-6 months I am ready to come back. I

remember how great it felt and I was so very into LIFE. That is why I

am so confused how the regular diet crept back up on me. Anyway does

anyone know any great motivational books on raw or otherwise that will

help give me some kick??

 

I have alissa cohen's and david wolfe's books. Any other good ones?

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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