Is going Raw BAD for you in the Long Run????

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Permalink Reply by Bananna on July 24, 2008 at 12:02am

I would prefer if we just solved the environmentally destructive fuel problem.

....but otherwise, I do agree, except you don't have to live in an actual rainforest. Harley travels all around Australia finding loads of fruit on trees, and I think it's just a regular tropical place....but I am guessing here. Same with California, right?

Can't the southern US grow food all year?

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Permalink Reply by bueller on July 24, 2008 at 3:28pm

I would love my morning to start with "I ran through a rambutan orchard" instead of I drove through traffic on Sunset Blvd. You crack me up! I love it!

Bueller

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Permalink Reply by Gillian Patricia Mcilroy on December 3, 2008 at 5:57pm

I would love my morning to start with "i drove through Sunset Blvd" rather than "i drove down the Galgorm Road".... so i didn´t. i sat on the underground.... but in mexico! yey! if you want to get out get out xo

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Permalink Reply by Darrick on July 24, 2008 at 5:28am

I feel the basis of a statement like that is the Fear of being Wrong and admitting that a better way may be available. I had this feeling when i transformed from Veggie to Vegan and then from vegan to raw and then from Raw Vegan to 80/10/10Rawvegan.

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Permalink Reply by Nichole on July 25, 2008 at 10:22am

I'm new to raw. I do feel amazing since eating raw food, my skin has cleared up my digestion has gotten a lot better. But I to have come across a lot of articles that say that raw in the long run isn't the best way to go; produce less HCL, if your not careful may become nutrient deficient. I'm sure with any diet it's easy to become nutrient deficient, if not careful. I've read that that we should still eat at least one cooked meal a day, to keep producing acid. I do feel better eating raw food, but it's hard when I hear conflicting information.

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Permalink Reply by Lorianne on December 4, 2008 at 5:35am

IMO you should just ask him why he's saying that. Did he try it out for many years? Has anyone he knows tried it out for many years? Etc.. I mean, most doctors would say the same thing and they are 'experts'. No one can really answer that question but him..

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Permalink Reply by Wayne Martin on December 17, 2008 at 3:46pm

UrbanBohemian, you should go ask him. This is the only way for you to know why he says that.

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