So let me get this straight ...

[Guest guest]

I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw feeding

for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now I am

interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw food

for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I never

really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please bare

with me and don't laugh! =)

 

Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I could do

this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater, but hey,

I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

 

Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I am

vegetarian but I was just wondering

 

Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat more of

and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And where I

can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents. They are

both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and oreos

while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some health

problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a normal

person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother) complain if

we try to make a healthier dinner.

 

Thanks =)

Sarah

[Guest guest]

Good morning again. I've been eating 100% raw for 11 months tomorrow.

Some of the people on this forum eat raw fish but I think that's it

for flesh food. I'm a lifelong vegetarian myself. Some of the people

on here are 100%, some are varying percentages otherwise. Roger Haeske

has a wonderful forum where you can learn a tremendous amount about

eating raw food. It's at http://www.howtogoraw.com. I would have been

lost without it. If you want, you can check out my blog (the link is

below). Judy has one that has LOTS of recipes at http://www.

mawintheraw.blogspot.com. Mine is more method oriented with " true

confessions " though there are recipes sprinkled here and there.

 

Good luck! I have to go exercise if I'm going to get it all in before

I have to quit to get ready for work!

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , " stargazing574 " <wetseal wrote:

>

> I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw

feeding

> for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now I am

> interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw food

> for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I never

> really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please bare

> with me and don't laugh! =)

>

> Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I could

do

> this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater, but

hey,

> I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

>

> Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I am

> vegetarian but I was just wondering

>

> Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat more of

> and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And where I

> can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents. They

are

> both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and

oreos

> while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some health

> problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a

normal

> person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

> totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother) complain

if

> we try to make a healthier dinner.

>

> Thanks =)

> Sarah

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you, that helps a lot!

 

Sarah

-

Tommie

rawfood

Tuesday, May 23, 2006 6:14 AM

[Raw Food] Re: So let me get this straight ...

 

 

Good morning again. I've been eating 100% raw for 11 months tomorrow.

Some of the people on this forum eat raw fish but I think that's it

for flesh food. I'm a lifelong vegetarian myself. Some of the people

on here are 100%, some are varying percentages otherwise. Roger Haeske

has a wonderful forum where you can learn a tremendous amount about

eating raw food. It's at http://www.howtogoraw.com. I would have been

lost without it. If you want, you can check out my blog (the link is

below). Judy has one that has LOTS of recipes at http://www.

mawintheraw.blogspot.com. Mine is more method oriented with " true

confessions " though there are recipes sprinkled here and there.

 

Good luck! I have to go exercise if I'm going to get it all in before

I have to quit to get ready for work!

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , " stargazing574 " <wetseal wrote:

>

> I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw

feeding

> for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now I am

> interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw food

> for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I never

> really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please bare

> with me and don't laugh! =)

>

> Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I could

do

> this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater, but

hey,

> I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

>

> Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I am

> vegetarian but I was just wondering

>

> Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat more of

> and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And where I

> can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents. They

are

> both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and

oreos

> while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some health

> problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a

normal

> person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

> totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother) complain

if

> we try to make a healthier dinner.

>

> Thanks =)

> Sarah

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello Sarah:

One of the first places I would point you to is the list files

rawfood

The website for this list is rather a one-stop-shop!

I started going through them in the beginning of the year, and now

they contain a lot of information that has been posted over the 8

years of the existence of this list. There are even recipes from list

members, as well as from famous restaurants, and raw food books.

The databases contain lists of books about and equipment for preparing

raw food, as well as other miscellaneous information.

The files contain discussions on various issues, list member comments

on equipment, recipes, and numerous links to interesting raw food sites.

I can't think of a better jumping off spot right now.

This list has so much to offer in the way of camaraderie (the list

members are fantastic -- very caring, sharing, and tolerant--, the

information you can get simply through the list postings is without

equal anywhere on the Web, and the list files and databases contain so

much archived information that one could live a very full, satisfying

raw food life without ever leaving our warm embrace.

There is no other list like it (I *have* checked -- I did my research

before I joined and decided to spend my free moments helping to build

the list website-- yes, I am proud of my work, but, much more than

that, I am eternally grateful to all of the fine people who have

posted over the years, giving the benefit of their knowledge, their

concerns, their issues, and more. Working this list has been one of

the greatest moments in my ongoing education as a nutritionist-- too

bad I can't get continuing education credits from it!!!)

We are so lucky that Orionsdad created this list when he did.

Be lazy. Check it out.

Margaret

rawfood , " stargazing574 " <wetseal wrote:

>

> I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw feeding

> for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now I am

> interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw food

> for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I never

> really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please bare

> with me and don't laugh! =)

>

> Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I could do

> this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater, but hey,

> I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

>

> Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I am

> vegetarian but I was just wondering

>

> Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat more of

> and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And where I

> can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents. They are

> both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and oreos

> while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some health

> problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a normal

> person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

> totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother) complain if

> we try to make a healthier dinner.

>

> Thanks =)

> Sarah

>

[Guest guest]

Happy Birthday, Tommie!!!!!

You continue to be an inspiration to us!

Margaret

rawfood , " Tommie " <jerushy wrote:

>

> Good morning again. I've been eating 100% raw for 11 months tomorrow.

> Some of the people on this forum eat raw fish but I think that's it

> for flesh food. I'm a lifelong vegetarian myself. Some of the people

> on here are 100%, some are varying percentages otherwise. Roger Haeske

> has a wonderful forum where you can learn a tremendous amount about

> eating raw food. It's at http://www.howtogoraw.com. I would have been

> lost without it. If you want, you can check out my blog (the link is

> below). Judy has one that has LOTS of recipes at http://www.

> mawintheraw.blogspot.com. Mine is more method oriented with " true

> confessions " though there are recipes sprinkled here and there.

>

> Good luck! I have to go exercise if I'm going to get it all in before

> I have to quit to get ready for work!

>

> Tommie

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

>

> rawfood , " stargazing574 " <wetseal@> wrote:

> >

> > I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw

> feeding

> > for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now I am

> > interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw food

> > for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I never

> > really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please bare

> > with me and don't laugh! =)

> >

> > Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I could

> do

> > this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater, but

> hey,

> > I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

> >

> > Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I am

> > vegetarian but I was just wondering

> >

> > Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat more of

> > and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And where I

> > can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents. They

> are

> > both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and

> oreos

> > while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some health

> > problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a

> normal

> > person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

> > totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother) complain

> if

> > we try to make a healthier dinner.

> >

> > Thanks =)

> > Sarah

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Margaret! I've loved _almost_ every bite!

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , " Margaret Gamez " <mgamez1 wrote:

>

> Happy Birthday, Tommie!!!!!

> You continue to be an inspiration to us!

> Margaret

> rawfood , " Tommie " <jerushy@> wrote:

> >

> > Good morning again. I've been eating 100% raw for 11 months

tomorrow.

> > Some of the people on this forum eat raw fish but I think that's

it

> > for flesh food. I'm a lifelong vegetarian myself. Some of the

people

> > on here are 100%, some are varying percentages otherwise. Roger

Haeske

> > has a wonderful forum where you can learn a tremendous amount

about

> > eating raw food. It's at http://www.howtogoraw.com. I would have

been

> > lost without it. If you want, you can check out my blog (the link

is

> > below). Judy has one that has LOTS of recipes at http://www.

> > mawintheraw.blogspot.com. Mine is more method oriented with " true

> > confessions " though there are recipes sprinkled here and there.

> >

> > Good luck! I have to go exercise if I'm going to get it all in

before

> > I have to quit to get ready for work!

> >

> > Tommie

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

> >

> > rawfood , " stargazing574 " <wetseal@> wrote:

> > >

> > > I came across this list after searching for more lists on raw

> > feeding

> > > for dogs (they've been eating a correct diet since January, now

I am

> > > interested in getting my diet straight!!). I have heard of raw

food

> > > for humans before, always while searching for dog stuff so I

never

> > > really payed attention to it. I do have some questions, please

bare

> > > with me and don't laugh! =)

> > >

> > > Do you cook any of your food? Is it all raw? I am not sure I

could

> > do

> > > this, I am going to culinary school! I am a very picky eater,

but

> > hey,

> > > I'll try it so long as it really is better for me.

> > >

> > > Do you eat raw meat? This doesn't really apply to me because I

am

> > > vegetarian but I was just wondering

> > >

> > > Can you point me to some links where I can learn what to eat

more of

> > > and what to eat less of and what to cut out of my diet? And

where I

> > > can learn the benefits of this? I still live with my parents.

They

> > are

> > > both overweight and complaining but like to eat potato chips and

> > oreos

> > > while sitting on their butt all day =( My mom does have some

health

> > > problems from being obese and she no longer can exercise like a

> > normal

> > > person. I want to get my family in good health. My mom and I are

> > > totally up for a diet change but the men (dad and brother)

complain

> > if

> > > we try to make a healthier dinner.

> > >

> > > Thanks =)

> > > Sarah

> > >

> >

>