allopathic site

July 9, 2002

Hi,

I am so sorry you interpreted my comments to be 'grumpy' because I did not

mean anything like that. And I HAVE posted to this group in the past

several months ago. I have been away for 3 months.

It is quite common to misunderstand the nature of rawfoods and Doug's

explanation was ever so clarifying. In addition to Humber Santillo, another

good author who gives the non-allopathic angle of rawfood or hygiene is Joe

Alexander in 'Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " . I do hope you will read

those 2 books. After all, this list is for learning....not for any kind of

blame. However, we do like to keep to the subject and not get sidetracked

into areas which are inapplicable ( just for efficiency's sake).... :~)

Merrilly, Sue

" Mary Ann Hogan " <mahmuh

Re: Digest Number 100

Gosh, really? I looked it up and I found it enormously helpful and

interesting in supporting my quest for health. I even joined and found lots

of good info.

Will someone of authority in this group, please lay out the laws and rules

of it?

Why are so many people in raw foods seemingly so whiney? Often one never

hears from these grouchy ones until they have an (outraged) complaint. If

they're so concerned about the content in the group, why don't they have a

positive contribution from time to time. Why so many mean spirited people

here?

Amazed and a bit flummoxed,

Mary Ann

July 9, 2002

Thanks Sue,

Along with 'Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " , what is the other of the 2 books

you refer to? Perhaps the title of Humber Santillo's book?

Happy about the no-blame ethic.

Cheers,

Mary Ann

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astrosue

rawfood

Monday, July 08, 2002 5:36 PM

[Raw Food] allopathic site

Hi,

I am so sorry you interpreted my comments to be 'grumpy' because I did not

mean anything like that. And I HAVE posted to this group in the past

several months ago. I have been away for 3 months.

It is quite common to misunderstand the nature of rawfoods and Doug's

explanation was ever so clarifying. In addition to Humber Santillo, another

good author who gives the non-allopathic angle of rawfood or hygiene is Joe

Alexander in 'Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " . I do hope you will read

those 2 books. After all, this list is for learning....not for any kind of

blame. However, we do like to keep to the subject and not get sidetracked

into areas which are inapplicable ( just for efficiency's sake).... :~)

Merrilly, Sue

" Mary Ann Hogan " <mahmuh

Re: Digest Number 100

Gosh, really? I looked it up and I found it enormously helpful and

interesting in supporting my quest for health. I even joined and found lots

of good info.

Will someone of authority in this group, please lay out the laws and rules

of it?

Why are so many people in raw foods seemingly so whiney? Often one never

hears from these grouchy ones until they have an (outraged) complaint. If

they're so concerned about the content in the group, why don't they have a

positive contribution from time to time. Why so many mean spirited people

here?

Amazed and a bit flummoxed,

Mary Ann

July 10, 2002

She was talking about " Intuitive Eating " by Humbart Santillo. I also

have " Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " its a very good book, but I

think for someone starting out in raw foods the best, instructive

books are Intuitive Eating and " Sunfood Diet Success system " by David

Wolf. David Wolf is an amazing guy. He has totally devoted his life

to trying to save people from cooked food. He calls it putting out

Kitchen fires. I feel like I know him I've read nearly everything he

has written. Including articles in the " Sunfood e-zine " a free email

raw foods news letter, and " Just Eat An Apple " raw foods magazine.

Doug

rawfood, " Mary Ann Hogan " <mahmuh@e...> wrote:

> Thanks Sue,

>

> Along with 'Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " , what is the other of

the 2 books you refer to? Perhaps the title of Humber Santillo's book?

>

> Happy about the no-blame ethic.

>

> Cheers,

>

> Mary Ann

> -

> astrosue

> rawfood

> Monday, July 08, 2002 5:36 PM

> [Raw Food] allopathic site

>

> Hi,

> I am so sorry you interpreted my comments to be 'grumpy' because

I did not

> mean anything like that. And I HAVE posted to this group in the

past

> several months ago. I have been away for 3 months.

> It is quite common to misunderstand the nature of rawfoods and

Doug's

> explanation was ever so clarifying. In addition to Humber

Santillo, another

> good author who gives the non-allopathic angle of rawfood or

hygiene is Joe

> Alexander in 'Blatant Raw Foodist Propaganda " . I do hope you

will read

> those 2 books. After all, this list is for learning....not for

any kind of

> blame. However, we do like to keep to the subject and not get

sidetracked

> into areas which are inapplicable ( just for efficiency's

sake).... :~)

>

> Merrilly, Sue

>

> " Mary Ann Hogan " <mahmuh@e...>

> Re: Digest Number 100

>

> Gosh, really? I looked it up and I found it enormously helpful and

> interesting in supporting my quest for health. I even joined and

found lots

> of good info.

>

> Will someone of authority in this group, please lay out the laws

and rules

> of it?

>

> Why are so many people in raw foods seemingly so whiney? Often

one never

> hears from these grouchy ones until they have an (outraged)

complaint. If

> they're so concerned about the content in the group, why don't

they have a

> positive contribution from time to time. Why so many mean

spirited people

> here?

>

> Amazed and a bit flummoxed,

>

> Mary Ann

>

July 10, 2002

Wow! Thanks Doug! Those books sound great! I'm right on it! I ordered an issue

of " Just Eat an Apple " a couple of weeks ago and am eagerly awaiting it. These

other books I'm getting as soon as I sign out on this note. I agree with your

assessment of using the most assimilable information for the beginning stages. I

appreciate your sensitivity and practical approach.

Goddess and God Speed!

Mary Ann

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kauguy

rawfood

Wednesday, July 10, 2002 1:08 AM

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