Guest guest Posted August 24, 2006 Report Share Posted August 24, 2006 Geez, everyone! It took me this long to catch up with everyone's posts since Saturday! I'm glad we got through it all alive, but it's such a shame to see Elchanan go. So now that everything's relatively calm I'd like to ask Paula about what she stated: " Conventionally grown food is so lacking minerals that much of it is actually acidic. Although organic foods are 50 to 400 percent higher in vitamins and and minerals than their conventionally grown counter parts, they are still lacking the abundance of nutrients that were available even 20 years ago. " - Has this been found to be the case even though organic farmers replenish the soil and test its nutrient levels??? Thanks! -Tiffany Lohr Paula Wood <wolfmother1 wrote: Thank you, Denise, for your sane remarks. Nature's First Law does tend to gouge a little when they price things, and until there is more competition he will be able to do so. Opening up a wholesale account is a great idea! There is always a way around a situation if a person chooses to 'think out of the box'. The people that created Nature's First Law were pioneers in bringing hard to find, quality raw food items to the masses. They should be blessed for that. On the topic of " To Supplement or Not " : We live in a toxic world. Our soil is vastly depleted. Most of us came to eat raw foods because we were presented with 'health opportunities'. Mine was cancer. For some it may be IBS, Arthritis, or Obesity, etc. Whatever the reason our bodies were calling out for HEALTH! A few of the reasons a diet of 80 to 100 percent living foods is so healing is because of the life force in the food and also the vitamins and minerals it provides our bodies. Minerals, most especially, alkalize and aid the body in almost every function. For instance, to digest our food we need sodium to produce Hydrochloric Acid (HCL). If our bodies can not obtain enough organic sodium to produce HCL from our diet it will take calcium as a second choice. If we are not consuming enough calcium (and I think we all know that this is not obtained by eating dairy as we've been brainwashed to think) through diet, our body will remove it from our bones. Conventionally grown food is so lacking minerals that much of it is actually acidic. Although organic foods are 50 to 400 percent higher in vitamins and and minerals than their conventionally grown counter parts, they are still lacking the abundance of nutrients that were available even 20 years ago. Those of us with these 'health opportunities' usually come to living foods as a last resort. We need our health back and we need it fast! Drastic measures must be taken. Taking as many high quality supplements as you can afford, along with the living foods diet is one of the quickest ways. Even quicker is a high quality cleanse (I've always used Arise and Shine), along with high quality supplements and the living foods diet. If you feel you can't allocate funds for supplements and cleansing, drinking as much fresh organic juice as possible will aid your body in achieving the level of health you desire. When I first started raw almost 3 years ago, I drank a gallon a day. Include lots of celery (high in organic sodium) and dark greens. Also include a lot of sprouts in your diet. They are very healing and SO INEXPENSIVE! They are also very easy to grow. You could also learn about foraging for wild foods as they have massive nutrients and goodies that does the body good. You see, there are many choices. Pick the path that is right for you and stand by it. Adapt when it is not working for you. Simple So, back to the David Wolfe thing ... he is a businessman fulfilling a need. And he also seems to be a dedicated teacher of raw foods and health. OK, I'm done..... To your health! Paula Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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