Pls. post web site for monitoring food/calorie intake

[Guest guest]

Hi all~

 

Thank you for your posts about lemon juice water. I'll be adding that

back into my daily schedule.

 

Yesterday I saw a post *I think* titled " Body Temperture " , where

someone mentioned a web site where they can monitor their calorie

intake. I've tried to find it again, with no luck. Could you please

post it again for me?

 

Thank you,with Smiles~

[Guest guest]

Here are 2

 

www.nutridiary.com

www.fitday.com

 

 

rawfood , " wnmnharley " <wnmnharley wrote:

>

> Hi all~

>

> Thank you for your posts about lemon juice water. I'll be adding that

> back into my daily schedule.

>

> Yesterday I saw a post *I think* titled " Body Temperture " , where

> someone mentioned a web site where they can monitor their calorie

> intake. I've tried to find it again, with no luck. Could you please

> post it again for me?

>

> Thank you,with Smiles~

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

 

Would you be kind enough to sign your posts?

 

That link is www.nutridiary.com.

 

Regarding lemon juice, yes, it is slightly alkalizing on balance. But as

I've written repeatedly, the majority of your caloric intake must be

alkaline-forming in order for your overall diet to have an alkaline-forming

impact upon your entire system. You cannot eat more than a few calories from

lemon juice. So while it is alkalizing, its impact is inconsequential.

Whether your diet is alkaline- or acid-forming is a function of your entire

diet, not one food, and certainly not one as inconsequential in the mix as

lemon juice.

 

It's just one of those RF myths that's been repeated so many times that

people believe it's true.

 

Best to all,

Elchanan

_____

 

rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

wnmnharley

Saturday, June 09, 2007 6:24 AM

rawfood

[Raw Food] Pls. post web site for monitoring food/calorie intake

 

 

Hi all~

 

Thank you for your posts about lemon juice water. I'll be adding that

back into my daily schedule.

 

Yesterday I saw a post *I think* titled " Body Temperture " , where

someone mentioned a web site where they can monitor their calorie

intake. I've tried to find it again, with no luck. Could you please

post it again for me?

 

Thank you,with Smiles~

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for re-posting Lesa, I totally missed it the first time.

Hugs, ~Jenn

----

 

Lesa

06/09/07 12:23:25

rawfood

[Raw Food] Re: Pls. post web site for monitoring food/calorie

intake

 

Here are 2

 

www.nutridiary.com

www.fitday.com

 

 

rawfood , " wnmnharley " <wnmnharley wrote:

>

> Hi all~

>

> Thank you for your posts about lemon juice water. I'll be adding that

> back into my daily schedule.

>

> Yesterday I saw a post *I think* titled " Body Temperture " , where

> someone mentioned a web site where they can monitor their calorie

> intake. I've tried to find it again, with no luck. Could you please

> post it again for me?

>

> Thank you,with Smiles~

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

My name is Natalie. I thought I had an automatic signature feature on

- however I see it doesn't work! ;O) Darn!

 

Thank you for the clarification on the lemon water. That is what I

was wondering, if it really made a difference overall in a person's

well being. Thank you also for the link.

 

I am starting baby steps in becoming raw. No where close to it yet.

I've been reading posts for about a month, before poking my head up

and saying hi. I will most likely be a lurker, only asking questions

when I can't figure it out myself.

 

Smiles~

 

Natalie

 

 

rawfood , " Elchanan " <Elchanan wrote:

>

> Hi there,

>

> Would you be kind enough to sign your posts?

>

> That link is www.nutridiary.com.

>

> Regarding lemon juice, yes, it is slightly alkalizing on balance.

But as

> I've written repeatedly, the majority of your caloric intake must be

> alkaline-forming in order for your overall diet to have an alkaline-

forming

> impact upon your entire system. You cannot eat more than a few

calories from

> lemon juice. So while it is alkalizing, its impact is

inconsequential.

> Whether your diet is alkaline- or acid-forming is a function of

your entire

> diet, not one food, and certainly not one as inconsequential in the

mix as

> lemon juice.

>

> It's just one of those RF myths that's been repeated so many times

that

> people believe it's true.

>

> Best to all,

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On

Behalf Of

> wnmnharley

> Saturday, June 09, 2007 6:24 AM

> rawfood

> [Raw Food] Pls. post web site for monitoring food/calorie

intake

>

>

> Hi all~

>

> Thank you for your posts about lemon juice water. I'll be adding

that

> back into my daily schedule.

>

> Yesterday I saw a post *I think* titled " Body Temperture " , where

> someone mentioned a web site where they can monitor their calorie

> intake. I've tried to find it again, with no luck. Could you please

> post it again for me?

>

> Thank you,with Smiles~

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ask questions when you're certain you HAVE figured it out for yourself. It's

a whole different way to learn ... letting your sense f curiosity lead you,

rather than your cognition. Just a thought ...

Elchanan

_____

 

rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

wnmnharley

Saturday, June 09, 2007 10:17 PM

rawfood

Re: [Raw Food] Pls. post web site for monitoring food/calorie

intake

 

 

My name is Natalie. I thought I had an automatic signature feature on

- however I see it doesn't work! ;O) Darn!

 

Thank you for the clarification on the lemon water. That is what I

was wondering, if it really made a difference overall in a person's

well being. Thank you also for the link.

 

I am starting baby steps in becoming raw. No where close to it yet.

I've been reading posts for about a month, before poking my head up

and saying hi. I will most likely be a lurker, only asking questions

when I can't figure it out myself.

 

Smiles~

 

Natalie