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Guest guest
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My family will never go raw or vegan so I think they need vitamins, but

I know that many vitamins are synthetic. So I need a recommendation of

natural vitamins. They would not be willing to consume superfood

either. They must be in pill form please.

 

Minnie

Guest guest
Posted

My mother used to run a health food store and she always recommend

Solovite by Solgar for a multivitamin.

 

-Mike

 

--- minnie9090 <minnie9090 wrote:

 

> My family will never go raw or vegan so I think they need vitamins,

> but

> I know that many vitamins are synthetic. So I need a recommendation

> of

> natural vitamins. They would not be willing to consume superfood

> either. They must be in pill form please.

>

> Minnie

>

>

>

>

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

Minnie,

 

 

they don't necessarily have to " go raw or vegan " -

maybe just " increase the percentage of " raw fruits, vegys, nuts and

seeds. Fruits are our best source of vitamins, followed by vegys;

vegys are our best source of minerals, followed by fruits.

 

 

best,

 

Bob

 

 

 

rawfood , " minnie9090 " <minnie9090 wrote:

>

> My family will never go raw or vegan so I think they need vitamins, but

> I know that many vitamins are synthetic. So I need a recommendation of

> natural vitamins. They would not be willing to consume superfood

> either. They must be in pill form please.

>

> Minnie

>

Guest guest
Posted

Vita-Synergy from Synergy Co. is the only whole food multi vitamin I know

of- all the rest are chemicals. It is a very good product.

You may be able to find others on Rawfood.com, or other raw food web sites.

I also think Dr Schulze puts his Super Food into capsules now.

Best to you-

Terry

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Hi Minnie,

 

If you are looking for a natural raw whole food that has not been pasterized

I highly recommend Via Viente nectar. It has blueberry, grape, bilberry,

cranberry, aloe vera, apple, noni, elderberry and prune combine with a mineral

water. It makes a powerful anti oxidant and has kept my family extremely

healthy.

 

Blessings,

Tamara

_www.myofficevia.com/tamara_ (http://www.myofficevia.com/tamara)

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

I can attest to the Vita-Synergy from Synergy Co - I take them and they are

a whole food vitamin.

Fabulous.

Go to www.synergyworldwide.com if you want to read about their products.

When you get to the home page - click on Amazing Products - when you get to

that screen - on the right hand side is the VITA-Synergy picture and you'll

hear all about them.

You don't have to sign up as a distributor if you don't want to - but you

get a break in price if you do.

I sell these products and love love love them.

Check it out!

Judy in Phoenix, AZ

 

On 8/6/06, lightcondor <lightcondor wrote:

>

> Vita-Synergy from Synergy Co. is the only whole food multi vitamin I

> know

> of- all the rest are chemicals. It is a very good product.

> You may be able to find others on Rawfood.com, or other raw food web

> sites.

> I also think Dr Schulze puts his Super Food into capsules now.

> Best to you-

> Terry

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

Hi everyone,

 

I'm Aphrodite in WI. I am new to the group and so happy to find a

support group. (as my husband thinks that I am nuts) I just started

the raw diet three days ago and so far it is going well. I do have a

few questions. In my research I found someone said something about

feeling really rotten for the first 2 months. I only found that one

place and has never been mentioned anywhere else. I have been tired and

very moody. Any one else experience this?

 

I am new to this, so bare with me please if these are silly questions.

 

I also wanted to ask about the vita-synergy. Is this VITAPAC? Or is

vita-synergy a completely different product. I went on the site and

could not find VITA-SYNERGY.

 

I also wonder about vinegar. Are there some that I can use and some

that I can not? I love balsamic and am afraid that might be off limits

too. Mustard is probably not raw either right? Just wondering what

kind of condiments are ok and what isn't. Although I am sure most are

not ok unless you make them yourself.

 

I also have quinoa flakes. I am not sure how those are made, yet my

guess would be that they were not cooked in any way. Anyone know for

sure?

 

Also, I am wondering about any websites that have really good cookie

recipes. I am kind of craving some cookies right now!

 

Thanks so much for the information. I am so happy to have stumbled upon

a few other likeminded people.

 

The RAW is so easy to do right now, but I really fear not being about to

keep it up during the winter months due to lack of good produce.

 

Aphrodite,

Eau Claire, WI

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

I do not recognize the products on the link provided by Judy.That is another

company and different products.

 

I was talking about Vita-Synergy whole food multi vitamins by The Synergy

Company. They are not sold through MMM or distributors.

 

Here is the correct link:

 

_The Synergy Company - Vita Synergy_

(http://www.synergy-co.com/pages/vita-synergy.html)

 

 

or try: _www.synergy-co.com_ (http://www.synergy-co.com)

 

sorry for the confusion.

 

Terry

 

 

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Here's a rule of thumb: is your food in it's original package? Meaning does it

look like it was just picked or harvested? Does it look like the picture on a

seed packet?

 

And no, grains are not an optimal food. That's usually the next question.

Juices that you do not make are pretty much dead.

 

Personally 99% of what I buy I buy in the produce department. Makes shopping

very easy. The 1%? Raw nuts, preferably in the shell.

 

Shari

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

Hi Aphrodite, I am in WI too. I live in Bristol by the Illinois

border. I've been in Eauclair many times. My ex hunsband is from

Cornell. We were together for 20 years.

 

I have been 100% raw for about 5 weeks now. I was 75 - 90% for a few

months before going 100%. I was crabby for about 3 weeks and just

isolated so I didn't bite anoyone's head off.

 

I had a couple of bouts with diarreha - once for 2 days in the

beginning and once for about 1/2 day. I think it was poor food

combining or just flushing my system. I felt good afterward.

Evenyone has different experiences from my understanding and I think

it depends on age and how you ate before you started, and how much

medication and other things polluted your body.

 

Here is a cookie recipe I found in the book " Raw Food real world " by

Matthew Kinney.

 

Almond Butter Cookies

 

4 c Almond flour *

1 c Almond butter

3 tbls agaver nectar

1/2 c raw honey or date paste

2 tsp sea salt

 

Combine ingredients

Spoon on teflex sheets or roll out and cut to shapes you like.

Dehydrate 115 degrees for 12 - 24 hours until crisp. Stor in covered

container in the refrigerator for up to a week.

 

* 8 dehyrdated almonds that have soaked overnight and dehydrated for

12 hours - then ground to a flour.

 

I have found it's a lot of work compared to SAD cooking but I have

found some of these things a lifesafer when I felt like I really

craved something.

 

Louise

 

rawfood , " Aphrodite Blue " <peacelovemusic

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm Aphrodite in WI. I am new to the group and so happy to find a

> support group. (as my husband thinks that I am nuts) I just

started

> the raw diet three days ago and so far it is going well. I do have

a

> few questions. In my research I found someone said something about

> feeling really rotten for the first 2 months. I only found that one

> place and has never been mentioned anywhere else. I have been

tired and

> very moody. Any one else experience this?

>

> I am new to this, so bare with me please if these are silly

questions.

>

> I also wanted to ask about the vita-synergy. Is this VITAPAC? Or

is

> vita-synergy a completely different product. I went on the site and

> could not find VITA-SYNERGY.

>

> I also wonder about vinegar. Are there some that I can use and some

> that I can not? I love balsamic and am afraid that might be off

limits

> too. Mustard is probably not raw either right? Just wondering what

> kind of condiments are ok and what isn't. Although I am sure most

are

> not ok unless you make them yourself.

>

> I also have quinoa flakes. I am not sure how those are made, yet my

> guess would be that they were not cooked in any way. Anyone know

for

> sure?

>

> Also, I am wondering about any websites that have really good cookie

> recipes. I am kind of craving some cookies right now!

>

> Thanks so much for the information. I am so happy to have stumbled

upon

> a few other likeminded people.

>

> The RAW is so easy to do right now, but I really fear not being

about to

> keep it up during the winter months due to lack of good produce.

>

> Aphrodite,

> Eau Claire, WI

>

>

>

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