Guest guest Posted September 11, 2007 Report Share Posted September 11, 2007 Greetings: I am new to the group and have been on the side lines reading the various stories, responses, and conversations being exchanged. I am a mother of two small children and married to a wonderful person. I have decided to dramatically increase our raw food intake on a daily basis. As a result, as some of you are aware, the mucus is flowing, skin erruptions are happening, and slight mood swings are occurring. I do understand that these " side effects " are blessings and the manifestation of our health improving. In application, we as a family are new to the raw food concept, so I have a few questions. 1. We eat various nuts, seeds, and avocadoes for protein. How do I know when we've overloaded on the protein? 2. Is it accurate to say that because I'm a nursing mother, I should consume at least one cooked/warm meal a day? 3. Is it correct to think that because most of what we eat is raw that food combinations do not matter? 4. What are some simple child-friendly snacks that we can prepare? Thanks. Amaadi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2007 Report Share Posted September 11, 2007 DR.NATURAL RAW VEGAN SINCE 1978 718-783-3465 BROTHERNATURAL From: mama_amaadiDate: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:15:25 +0000 Baltimore Family New to Raw Foodism Greetings:I am new to the group and have been on the side lines reading the various stories, responses, and conversations being exchanged. I am a mother of two small children and married to a wonderful person. I have decided to dramatically increase our raw food intake on a daily basis. As a result, as some of you are aware, the mucus is flowing, skin erruptions are happening, and slight mood swings are occurring. I do understand that these "side effects" are blessings and the manifestation of our health improving.In application, we as a family are new to the raw food concept, so I have a few questions. 1. We eat various nuts, seeds, and avocadoes for protein. How do I know when we've overloaded on the protein?2. Is it accurate to say that because I'm a nursing mother, I should consume at least one cooked/warm meal a day?3. Is it correct to think that because most of what we eat is raw that food combinations do not matter?4. What are some simple child-friendly snacks that we can prepare?Thanks.Amaadi Make your little one a shining star! Shine on! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2007 Report Share Posted September 12, 2007 greetings to all as the mother of two small children and a newborn, we are all raw, as for snacks i usually give the children fresh fruit or vegetables in bite size portions, which they love, on occasions i give them raisins or dates. as far as the nursing, as it was already stated make sure you are getting enough fruit and vegetables, and what i do is whenever i nurse i drink about half a liter of quality water and strive to drink at least 4 liters of water a day and a cup of red raspberry tea or fresh juice. hope that helps peace... namaste belitBrother Natural <brothernatural wrote: DR.NATURALRAW VEGAN SINCE 1978718-783-3465BROTHERNATURAL (AT) HOTMAIL (DOT) COM From: mama_amaadi Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:15:25 +0000 Baltimore Family New to Raw Foodism Greetings:I am new to the group and have been on the side lines reading the various stories, responses, and conversations being exchanged. I am a mother of two small children and married to a wonderful person. I have decided to dramatically increase our raw food intake on a daily basis. As a result, as some of you are aware, the mucus is flowing, skin erruptions are happening, and slight mood swings are occurring. I do understand that these "side effects" are blessings and the manifestation of our health improving.In application, we as a family are new to the raw food concept, so I have a few questions. 1. We eat various nuts, seeds, and avocadoes for protein. How do I know when we've overloaded on the protein?2. Is it accurate to say that because I'm a nursing mother, I should consume at least one cooked/warm meal a day?3. Is it correct to think that because most of what we eat is raw that food combinations do not matter?4. What are some simple child-friendly snacks that we can prepare?Thanks.Amaadi Make your little one a shining star! Shine on! Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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