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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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Please try to be consistent.


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
Please try to be consistent.


You could put that on a tablet, sounds like a commandment.
Come up with a few more, write a book, get a following.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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I do a great 'Charlton Heston'. :yesnod:


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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I think the raw diet has it's good points, but I question any idealistic approach to nutrition, like "all cooked foods are bad".


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why there is reality and patterned, law-like consistency at all, rather than noise or non-reality is not a question physics answers. It's a question physics presupposes an answer to in order to provide other answers.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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You've done Charlston Heston?

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: Rahz]
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Rahz said:
I think the raw diet has it's good points, but I question any idealistic approach to nutrition, like "all cooked foods are bad".


Yep.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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Yogurt and Kefir are filled with tasty micro-organisms.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
I used to drink raw beer. You put a handful of barley, hops and water in your mouth and let ferment for 7 days before swallowing.

Very hard to get a buzz, not to mention choking to death in your sleep.


You need yeast to get fermentation.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: Power]
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Salami has tasty micro-organisms and it's raw.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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This is a real story - no link. This guy ate nothing but putrid, raw, green meat. Green because he let it spoil in a warm fridge for months. Claimed it cured his cancer. It was just about the most disgusting thing I had ever seen.


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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:headbanger:


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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falcon said:
Rahz said:
I think the raw diet has it's good points, but I question any idealistic approach to nutrition, like "all cooked foods are bad".


Yep.


There are relatively few mushrooms that I'll eat raw or have even tried raw. The active ones are on that list.  Also, Agaricus bisporus and A. campestris, Psathyrella candolleana, Fistulina hepatica, Laetiporus sulpherous, Coprinus micas, Fuligo septica are ones that come to mind. A lot of mushrooms that are I have eaten cooked, had I eaten them uncooked, would contain enzymes that would not have been destroyed by heat, that would make me sick.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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So...what reasoning was given? We can't really debate whether the consumption of poisonous food items are nutritionally beneficial.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
This is a real story - no link. This guy ate nothing but putrid, raw, green meat. Green because he let it spoil in a warm fridge for months. Claimed it cured his cancer. It was just about the most disgusting thing I had ever seen.


High Meat! Haven't tried it, eating green seems a bit much. What caused the green? Fungi, bacteria, enzymes already in the meat?

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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There are relatively few mushrooms that I'll eat raw

Mushrooms (the non-active ones) are one of the few things I really enjoy eating raw. Sometimes my lunch is a giant bowl of agaricus mushrooms with ginger salad dressing dribbled on them. I don't even slice them... just bite into them like apples.

Now I'm hungry...  :cheers:


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: falcon]
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falcon said:
Salami has tasty micro-organisms and it's raw.


Is it considered raw?  I always figured the fermenting curing processing counted as 'de-rawing' it.  Raw eaters are usually vegan anyway so I guess it doesnt matter.

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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: DieCommie]
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I eat a lot of raw foods (at least 50% of my diet, likely more)  and I am beginning to much prefer them to cooked foods. But I cannot ever see being one of these 100% raw people, but maybe. Right now, I love Indian and Sushi too much. :drooling:

Is tequila raw?


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: whattheheck]
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Fry it all in loads of butter I say! Tasty. Haven't had a curry for a while sounds like thats whats for dinner. Can't even imagine only being able to eat raw stuff.


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: Grapefruit]
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Im confused.. why are people calling boiled and cured foods 'raw'?

Raw means untreated...

Cooking food has been an amazing benefit for humans.. it is basically the reason fire was so important for us. It lets us spend much less time digesting food.

I think that it would be wise to eat a certain amount of raw food every week, to exercise your bowels and to get nutrients that would otherwise be destroyed by heat.

But raw food diet overall.. seems to be shooting yourself in the foot.

In this whole thread, no one has raised a single argument against 'cooked food'.

I realise that some foods become carcinogenic when cooked... but that should not be generalised to all foods? and anyway everything is carcinogenic these days so you may as well keep eating the one carcinogenic thing that has been utilised by our species for hundreds of hundreds of years


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Re: Raw Food Diet [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
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OrgoneConclusion said:
One of the premises from the book 'Left in the Dark' is that man should readopt a raw food diet.

Guess we should eat poisonous raw cashews rather than cook them and eat undigestable dried rice because adding hot water will change our brain chemistry for the worse and cause us to lose our psychic powers.



The middle path my boy. I think 50% raw or more is a healthy way to go.


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The more knowledge, the more grief.
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