Orthorexia Nervosa - Tiffany

[Guest guest]

The original essay by the doctor who coined the term " orthoexia

nervosa " is here>> http://www.orthorexia.com/index.php?page=essay. I

don't think he has it quite right but everyone is entitled to an

opinion. I don't think I would sit down and eat what he did and still

feel good--physically or mentally.

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , Tiffany <bluelairess wrote:

>

> Suzy, I really enjoyed reading YOUR assesment, as well! You are a

very good, entertaining writer. I'm going to save your post as well as

others' on this subject in order to support my debate when my older

family members attack me again. Congratulations on quitting smoking.

> -Tiffany

[Guest guest]

I have met people with ON through the raw food groups, mtgs that I

attend...People who are waaaay to thin, and cannot seem to discuss

anything other than their holier-than-though diet (Booooriing). I

try to eat raw as much as possible, but believe me, I concentrate on

living life first and foremost. If I go to a party, I'll bring a

dish and keep quiet about it if and 'till someone asks. With my

family: Passing on some of my mother's special dishes is akin to

hurting/attacking her. It's a motherly thing.

I'll be in ITaly this summer, and you'd better believe I'll be

eating pasta (mmm) and pizza and enjoying my red wine : )

Amy

 

 

rawfood , jerushy1944 <no_reply wrote:

>

> The original essay by the doctor who coined the term " orthoexia

> nervosa " is here>> http://www.orthorexia.com/index.php?page=essay.

I

> don't think he has it quite right but everyone is entitled to an

> opinion. I don't think I would sit down and eat what he did and

still

> feel good--physically or mentally.

>

> Tommie

> http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

>

> rawfood , Tiffany <bluelairess@> wrote:

> >

> > Suzy, I really enjoyed reading YOUR assesment, as well! You are

a

> very good, entertaining writer. I'm going to save your post as

well as

> others' on this subject in order to support my debate when my

older

> family members attack me again. Congratulations on quitting

smoking.

> > -Tiffany

>

[Guest guest]

To each his/her own! I've been craving salad all day. I'm going to

tank up when I get home. If I could, I'd go to Thailand and pig out

on tropical fruit!

 

As for mothers and their special dishes, sadly that isn't a problem

for me any more. My mother died at age 100 over a year ago.

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , " miasouza " <amydelfinodesouza

wrote:

>

> I have met people with ON through the raw food groups, mtgs that I

> attend...People who are waaaay to thin, and cannot seem to discuss

> anything other than their holier-than-though diet (Booooriing). I

> try to eat raw as much as possible, but believe me, I concentrate

on

> living life first and foremost. If I go to a party, I'll bring a

> dish and keep quiet about it if and 'till someone asks. With my

> family: Passing on some of my mother's special dishes is akin to

> hurting/attacking her. It's a motherly thing.

> I'll be in ITaly this summer, and you'd better believe I'll be

> eating pasta (mmm) and pizza and enjoying my red wine : )

> Amy

>

>

> rawfood , jerushy1944 <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > The original essay by the doctor who coined the term " orthoexia

> > nervosa " is here>> http://www.orthorexia.com/index.php?

page=essay.

> I

> > don't think he has it quite right but everyone is entitled to an

> > opinion. I don't think I would sit down and eat what he did and

> still

> > feel good--physically or mentally.

> >

> > Tommie

> > http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

[Guest guest]

I don't know about you but I don't think I would want to " overcome

eating healthy " and if I did I would be physically ill. I know

everyone is different and has her own opinion but for me, and I'm

sure most of us here, raw food is good food and that even the " nay-

sayers " can benefit from it. I have made and shared some of the

most delicous foods with people who can't belive raw food could be

so tasty.

 

When I first saw Dr. Bratman's book I thought it was a joke.

 

~Danielle

 

 

rawfood , jerushy1944 <no_reply wrote:

>

> To each his/her own! I've been craving salad all day. I'm going to

> tank up when I get home. If I could, I'd go to Thailand and pig

out

> on tropical fruit!

>

> As for mothers and their special dishes, sadly that isn't a

problem

> for me any more. My mother died at age 100 over a year ago.

>

> Tommie

> http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

>

> rawfood , " miasouza " <amydelfinodesouza@>

> wrote:

> >

> > I have met people with ON through the raw food groups, mtgs that

I

> > attend...People who are waaaay to thin, and cannot seem to

discuss

> > anything other than their holier-than-though diet (Booooriing).

I

> > try to eat raw as much as possible, but believe me, I

concentrate

> on

> > living life first and foremost. If I go to a party, I'll bring a

> > dish and keep quiet about it if and 'till someone asks. With my

> > family: Passing on some of my mother's special dishes is akin to

> > hurting/attacking her. It's a motherly thing.

> > I'll be in ITaly this summer, and you'd better believe I'll be

> > eating pasta (mmm) and pizza and enjoying my red wine : )

> > Amy

> >

> >

> > rawfood , jerushy1944 <no_reply@> wrote:

> > >

> > > The original essay by the doctor who coined the

term " orthoexia

> > > nervosa " is here>> http://www.orthorexia.com/index.php?

> page=essay.

> > I

> > > don't think he has it quite right but everyone is entitled to

an

> > > opinion. I don't think I would sit down and eat what he did

and

> > still

> > > feel good--physically or mentally.

> > >

> > > Tommie

> > > http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

>