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Holly Wakefield
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I completely agree....my good friend is a Chemo/Radiation Nurse and she always tells me that if she got cancer, the last thing she would do would follow the recommended toxic treatments. It kills everything good inside the body, on the off chance ...
I watched your video. Everything each of them said is so sad and so true.
Thank you for posting it. We're on the good health road of raw food.
That is awesome! I would love to try to make my own. I love kombucha! I cant wait to see what your results are.
I have this movie, it's fantastic!!!! I want to show it to everyone I know and care about. We all know someone with cancer and there's so much more hope than we realise.
keep us posted how it goes! :D
Hi Kim - just going to add some posts on some good films, check my page.
Are there any raw inspirational films that we should order you know of?
Yummy
I am not sure, but a lot of the photos I took - including this one - were taken of the crudessence stall, a raw cafe in Montreal, Quebec. And luckily for us, they are working on a recipee book so most of these yummy things you will probably be abl...
We sure were, if only we could all have a personal chef to make us such delights all the time
no way, how did you know? were you there too?!
Thanks - don't raw chefs just make the most mindblowingly stunning foods?!
I love this one too, i was fortunate enough to capture her great expression...
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- About Me:
- I've always been a kind of health nut but have always eaten with my mood and motivational changes so I often eat super healthy and then not so good. But I never knew about raw until summer of 08. I visited a spiritual transformation village in the costa rican rainforest and lived on raw food for 2 and a half months (about 80% raw as I ate grains, and I did eat raw sweet food) and I felt amazing - my thought processes were so much more direct, I had more clarity, more memory recall, more vocabulary. The cognitive effects were the most prominant. I was not able to keep up the raw diet over the next 7 months as I was travelling the beautful earth but now I am settled living in Nelson I want to expand my raw diet, learn about raw, create amazing raw food. I question whether raw in such a cold climate is right for my body but I want to explore it again and see how I feel.
- How can the community best support you in your journey? (moral support, transition advice, fitness tips, etc)
- I need support to transition as I do not know any raw foodists in my town. I also hope to connect with raw foodists in Nelson.
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- Favorite Raw Food or Recipe?
- raw sweet goodies like raw "cheesecake"
- GI2MR Oath: I promise to do my best to keep this community drama free. I will not name call or throw around personal attacks. I pledge to be respectful even if I do not agree with another member's opinion. When possible, I'll try to smile : )
- Yes! I accept the GI2MR Oath.
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Healing Cancer From Inside Out - A Brilliant film by Mike Anderson
A must must see film - mindblowing docu on the crazy cancer 'market', our treatment of cancer, the fear machine of cancer, the way research is played. It is just stunning - watch it!
Trailor can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xkyMAYmrQY
I mean really, it's crazy - we treat cancer with the most toxic things to humans, destroying the immune system, the very thing we need to fight cancer and other disease. As crazy as putting mercury, one of the most toxic elements to us, in our… Continue
Trailor can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xkyMAYmrQY
I mean really, it's crazy - we treat cancer with the most toxic things to humans, destroying the immune system, the very thing we need to fight cancer and other disease. As crazy as putting mercury, one of the most toxic elements to us, in our… Continue
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 2:09am — 2 Comments
The Meatrix - film. Check it out, pass it round.
A short funny film reminding us of the horror of factory farming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMOAaciER6o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMOAaciER6o
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 1:43am —
Reversing the Irreversible - film by Valya Boutenko
Although the trailor for this doesn't make the film look that great, I remember this film being quite astounding. It basically documents a load of cases of switching to a raw diet and reversing a wide range of considered to be chronic conditions. These kind of changes always amaze me so I enjoyed this film and remember a distinct feeling of inspiration after watching...
Valya is daughter of Victoria Boutenko, a big name in the raw food scene and both part of the "raw family", having reversed th… Continue
Valya is daughter of Victoria Boutenko, a big name in the raw food scene and both part of the "raw family", having reversed th… Continue
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 1:30am —
Money Talks - film by Holly Mosher
This is an amazing film about the pharmaceutical industry and its rampant obsession with gross profit over health of humans, highlighting its cosy ties with the US government, the bias reporting of drug test results, the direction of financial resources largely to marketing than drug research....
A film difinitely worth watching.
Trailor can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Zxb9R6vHE
A film difinitely worth watching.
Trailor can be found here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Zxb9R6vHE
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 1:30am —
Kombucha Tea
So my first Kombucha experience - I brewed by first batch and bottled it about 4 days ago. It fermented for over three weeks and was still very sugary still. I followed the advise of a Kombucha book, but using Ridgeways organic black tea rather than orange pekoe, and I used nasty cheap refined sugar. The water was bottled mineral water as I happen to have a huge container of. I had planned to use honey but advised to allow the kombucha to make a baby and get settled into its new environment befo… Continue
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 1:25am — 3 Comments
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- At 6:46pm on March 3, 2009,
heathers_sea said… - Hey Holly! Nice to meet you. I too am transitioning to more raw... and have been for a while. Message me anytime, we could get together for tea or something. The Dominion cafe on Baker st has raw treats. Let me know. Heather :)
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new rule - no posting appetizing pictures without including a recipe
Is this pic for real?... WOW!!!
YUM! That looks sooooo good, I love sushi so much but haven't had it years, since I don't get the conventional stuff anymore ( I call them mercury rolls) and I'm too lazy to make something like this.....will you come over and make it for me, pleee...
Spinach
squash
celery
cucumbers
parsley
crowberries
cloudberries
mulberries
all kinds of seaweed
juniperfresh currants.
Happiness, self appreciation.
and a good concealer : )
what's the sauce recipe please
Kyle Vialli talks about the benefits of raw / living foods and the ethos of Manna in an exclusive interview.
There is a great fruit wholesaler in town, specializing in Local, organic fruit actually.
All I need is a few people, a car and one willing person to go up there with me at some unholy hour (they close at 9am) once a week and it's beautiful fruit ...
...oh, and RAW and lil' babbas is the cutest combo
yep got avo. this was very rich when I did it :s I was starting to try out my own recipes then
ja, it's not real....or is it....
nah, it's not :P it's art
radiance. inside and out.
wooooooow...what's this you're talking about?
Breast implant calcification...Nasty!!
Not that the others sound any more pleasant, but that kinda stuck out from the crowd :)
Hey, Great pic! Looks refreshing. Also I love the pics of your sprouted coconuts, they look sooo delicious! I watched the video with you eating a sprouted coconut and boy do I want to try it too!..
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