Jingee's Response---Babies and Cooked Foods.

[Guest guest]

Here is the Email, I sent:

 

Hi Jinjee and Storm,

I want to thank you for your daily raw inspiration. It is much appreciated.

 

Today I was surfing through some of the free video's at google having to do

with food. And I happened upon a interesting short 4 minute video called FOOD

WAR.

 

Link is here:

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1110875724575217373 & q=FOOD & pl=true

 

It's a home video of a young infant being fed, a typical cooked food meal.

Putting up much resistance as to food being lovingly presented by the parent. In

watching it. I sensed that, I could feel the infants objections to the cooked

food it was being forced to consume. Take a peek at the video.

 

I was wondering how your infant children behave when they were first being

introduced to living foods. Did they accept them easily or did you struggle to

get them to eat like the baby in the video?

 

I think instinctivly all infants know that cooked food is bad for them. That's

why parents have such a hard time feeding them cooked foods in the early months

of their lives.

 

What are your thoughts. I'd love to hear them.

 

Sincerely,

 

Daniel Duke

Raw since January 2004.

http://blog.myspace.com/danielinthelionsden

 

 

______

______

 

JINGEE'S RESPONSE:

 

Thanks I’ll check out that video – and yes, I came up with the same theory

about why people have such a hard time feeding babies – the traditional picture

is one of babies throwing their food out of their high chairs and smearing it

all over, getting very little in their mouths. I think the babies are naturally

disgusted by cooked foods. My babies were started on raw foods and they ate

their food with such reverence – I even took pictures you can see here -

 

http://thegardendiet.com/shalecado.html

 

I think that over time the babies learn to eat the cooked food primarily because

they are not offered much of anything else and also because they get addicted to

the toxins in the cooked foods. But take any baby and for their first solid food

meal put out a plate of mashed/strained fresh fruit and a plate of cooked baby

food and 100% of the time they will go for the fruit. The smell, the aura, the

flavor, everything is better, and of course so is the nutrition.

 

Best,

Jinjeee

 

http://thegardendiet.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I think it depends a lot on where you live, and when your child was

born...my son was born in London, and he loved his warming porridges

and soups.

 

rawfood , Daniel Duke <danielrduke wrote:

>

> Here is the Email, I sent:

>

> Hi Jinjee and Storm,

> I want to thank you for your daily raw inspiration. It is much

appreciated.

>

> Today I was surfing through some of the free video's at google

having to do with food. And I happened upon a interesting short 4

minute video called FOOD WAR.

>

> Link is here:

>

> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-

1110875724575217373 & q=FOOD & pl=true

>

> It's a home video of a young infant being fed, a typical cooked

food meal. Putting up much resistance as to food being lovingly

presented by the parent. In watching it. I sensed that, I could feel

the infants objections to the cooked food it was being forced to

consume. Take a peek at the video.

>

> I was wondering how your infant children behave when they were

first being introduced to living foods. Did they accept them easily

or did you struggle to get them to eat like the baby in the video?

>

> I think instinctivly all infants know that cooked food is bad

for them. That's why parents have such a hard time feeding them

cooked foods in the early months of their lives.

>

> What are your thoughts. I'd love to hear them.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Daniel Duke

> Raw since January 2004.

> http://blog.myspace.com/danielinthelionsden

>

>

> ______

> ______

>

> JINGEE'S RESPONSE:

>

> Thanks I'll check out that video – and yes, I came up with the

same theory about why people have such a hard time feeding babies –

the traditional picture is one of babies throwing their food out of

their high chairs and smearing it all over, getting very little in

their mouths. I think the babies are naturally disgusted by cooked

foods. My babies were started on raw foods and they ate their food

with such reverence – I even took pictures you can see here -

>

> http://thegardendiet.com/shalecado.html

>

> I think that over time the babies learn to eat the cooked food

primarily because they are not offered much of anything else and

also because they get addicted to the toxins in the cooked foods.

But take any baby and for their first solid food meal put out a

plate of mashed/strained fresh fruit and a plate of cooked baby food

and 100% of the time they will go for the fruit. The smell, the

aura, the flavor, everything is better, and of course so is the

nutrition.

>

> Best,

> Jinjeee

>

> http://thegardendiet.com

 

> Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using

Messenger with Voice.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing this with us, Daniel! I loaded up on that PERFECT AMMO, and

showed a few co-workers the video, then the email. I believe they were

convinced!

-Tiffany

 

Daniel Duke <danielrduke wrote:

Here is the Email, I sent:

Hi Jinjee and Storm,

I want to thank you for your daily raw inspiration. It is much appreciated.

Today I was surfing through some of the free video's at google having to do with

food. And I happened upon a interesting short 4 minute video called FOOD WAR.

Link is here:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1110875724575217373 & q=FOOD & pl=true

It's a home video of a young infant being fed, a typical cooked food meal.

Putting up much resistance as to food being lovingly presented by the parent. In

watching it. I sensed that, I could feel the infants objections to the cooked

food it was being forced to consume. Take a peek at the video.

I was wondering how your infant children behave when they were first being

introduced to living foods. Did they accept them easily or did you struggle to

get them to eat like the baby in the video?

I think instinctivly all infants know that cooked food is bad for them. That's

why parents have such a hard time feeding them cooked foods in the early months

of their lives.

What are your thoughts. I'd love to hear them.

Sincerely,

Daniel Duke, Raw since January 2004. http://blog.myspace.com/danielinthelionsden

JINGEE'S RESPONSE:

Thanks I’ll check out that video – and yes, I came up with the same theory about

why people have such a hard time feeding babies – the traditional picture is one

of babies throwing their food out of their high chairs and smearing it all over,

getting very little in their mouths. I think the babies are naturally disgusted

by cooked foods. My babies were started on raw foods and they ate their food

with such reverence – I even took pictures you can see here -

http://thegardendiet.com/shalecado.html

I think that over time the babies learn to eat the cooked food primarily because

they are not offered much of anything else and also because they get addicted to

the toxins in the cooked foods. But take any baby and for their first solid food

meal put out a plate of mashed/strained fresh fruit and a plate of cooked baby

food and 100% of the time they will go for the fruit. The smell, the aura, the

flavor, everything is better, and of course so is the nutrition.

Best,

Jinjeee

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Storm and Jinjee have the most beautiful children I have ever met. Their

personalities are as lovely as their faces.

 

Shair

 

 

[Guest guest]

You've met them?! that's great!!!

 

jen

 

SV <shavig wrote:

Storm and Jinjee have the most beautiful children I have ever met. Their

personalities are as lovely as their faces.

 

Shair

 

 

[Guest guest]

We were all at a raw food festival in Portland one year. I think they only had

one or two children at the time.

 

S

-

Jen Lynn

rawfood

Thursday, April 20, 2006 7:14 PM

Re: [Raw Food] Jingee's Response---Babies and Cooked Foods.

 

 

You've met them?! that's great!!!

 

jen

 

SV <shavig wrote:

Storm and Jinjee have the most beautiful children I have ever met. Their

personalities are as lovely as their faces.

 

Shair