raw foods
raw foods
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by Roxanne Vick - 2006-11-28
The great thing about raw food is that there are so many benefits. In my last article, I wrote specifically about the fiber and enzyme benefits. In this article, I will address the water benefit and t...
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by Maraline Krey - 2006-12-06
• Food and Water, With a Twist! A Lemon Twist That Is! Why is eating fruits and vegetables so important to good health? More than 150 studies have shown that people who eat five or more servings have...
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by Roxanne Vick - 2007-02-07
Antioxidant: Bioflavinoids and Raw FoodsI wonder how many people start craving cherries in February or March, strawberries in April, or any other berries about 2 months before they are ripe, like I ...
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by Frederic Patenaude - 2007-02-12
How would you feel if you could quit your job tomorrow and start making your living doing something you love involving health or raw foods? And what if I showed you how to do this and make even more m...
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by Morgen Marshall - 2007-02-21
What DO cats need to eat? Generally available foods are fine most of the time, but is it really what your cat needs? Even so-called "bargain" foods seem to be OK for most cats, but some cats are more ...
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by Ken Wilson - 2007-03-05
When you hear of raw food you usually imagine that you have to eat raw meat. However, the reference is made mainly to vegetables and fruits, with maybe the exception of fish, which can be eaten raw...
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by Clint Jhonson - 2007-03-08
Being on a raw food diet implies that you consume food that has not been cooked or otherwise processed. In addition, organic foods should make the basis for such a diet. A raw food diet may just be...
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by Clint Jhonson - 2007-03-08
Generally, foods processed as little as possible are the main ingredients of a raw food diet. Of course, that implies heating as well - and there are shades to the issue. Foods that have not been c...
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by Clint Jhonson - 2007-03-08
The chemical transformations that are brought to food by the various cooking procedures are considerable. When cooked, the food comes to include chemicals that are not perceived by the mere ingesti...
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by Clint Jhonson - 2007-03-05
Consuming raw foods is natural. Our bodies respond very well to all that is fresh and vital and thrive when consuming these types of food. By increasing the amount of raw food that you eat you are ...
