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This is a short and simple video that offers suggestions ... Posted by: letsgetraw
Video duration: 389 seconds Global video hits: 133417 This is a short and simple video that offers suggestions on how you can start to transition your diet from cooked foods to raw foods. Discover how you can change your life and level of health by consuming a 100% RAW FOOD DIET. 80 10 10 DIET CARBOHYDRATE DIET DETOX DIET DIABETES DIET... Related: raw foods, raw food diet, raw vegan diet, raw vegan, a journal in raw, cynthia dixon, yt:stretch=16:9 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Transition to a Raw Food Diet Posted by: ArnoldsWay
Video duration: 133 seconds Global video hits: 114350 Arnold from Arnold's Way Vegetarian Raw Food Cafe tells you how you can go from a Standard American Diet (SAD) to a Raw Food Diet. Related: raw, food, diet, arnolds, way, vegetarian, vegan, living, arnold, kauffman Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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How I Transitioned To Raw Food & Reversing Acne, Depression and Receding Gums, Ep5 Posted by: RawRadiantHealth
Video duration: 534 seconds Global video hits: 7846 Join Natasha on her raw foods weight loss journey! Today Natasha talks about how she transitioned to a 100% raw vegan diet and how she reversed her acne, depression and receding gums. www.rawradianthealth .com Related: raw food, vegan, transition to raw food, acne, depression, receding gums, vegetarian, weight loss, raw diet, natural health, natasha st. michael, raw radiant health Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Diet Food Backfire Posted by: sciencentral
Video duration: 99 seconds Global video hits: 11414 Trying to cut calories at that fourth-of-July barbecue? Diet foods may not be the answer. This ScienCentral News video explains why new research shows foods with no calories just aren't as satisfying. www.sciencentral.com Related: diet, food, weight, obesity, splenda, sweetener, soda, brain, sciencentral, science, video, news, diet food backfire Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Raw food transition, Day 40 Posted by: ayladakora
Video duration: 287 seconds Global video hits: 563 Update. ( I promise to make my videos better!! lol) Related: raw vegan, food, diet, weight loss, health Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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THE RAW FOOD DETOX DIET is a great resource for beginners Posted by: letsgetraw
Video duration: 583 seconds Global video hits: 2174 The Raw Food Detox Diet is a great resource for those just starting out on the Raw Food path. In this super informative guide you'll find out how to transition to raw foods effortlessly. Here is the link where you can learn about the Ezekiel bread. It's made from sprouted grains and is an excellent bread substitute on your path to being 100% raw. www.foodforlife.com Related: the raw food detox diet, natalia rose, raw food diet guide, weight loss, raw vegan diet Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Running Raw: Is a Raw Diet Deficient? Posted by: runningraw
Video duration: 37 seconds Global video hits: 23291 In this episode of the Running Raw Project: Tim is constantly being bombarded with comments from the uninformed about a raw vegan diet and nutrition. Here's how he responds. Related: running, raw, food, vegan, nutrition, vegetarian, organic, green, diet, health, environment, tim, van, orden Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Jimmy Gets Advice From Arnold on How To Transition to a Raw Food Diet Posted by: ArnoldsWay
Video duration: 362 seconds Global video hits: 1082 www.ArnoldsWayMovie. com Related: raw, food, diet, vegan, low, fat, 811, arnolds, way, foodnsport, endurance, sports, doug, graham, health, nutrition, brian, clement, nison Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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By: Tha4thLetterr. on 06 Sep 10, 05:27:49
should salted nuts be avoided?
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 16:28:38
@RaidenTheAlmighty 'increase in brain size' So juicing would create an even larger brain?
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 16:15:26
@RaidenTheAlmighty 'nutrition gained from cooking food' Can u please back up your claims? USDA Table of Nutrient Retention Factors (2003) Minimum nutrient loss compared to raw food: Freeze/Dry/Cook Vitamin A- 5%/50%/25% Retinol Activity equivalent- 5%/50%/25% Alpha Carotene- 5%/50%/25% Beta Carotene- 5%/50%/25% Beta cryptoxanthin- 5%/50%/25%
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 16:14:34
@RaidenTheAlmighty ..cooking renders food pasty, so that it sticks to the teeth, and undergoes acid fermentation. Furthermore, the cooking of food greatly diminishes the need for use of teeth; and thus tends to diminish blood circulation to jaws and teeth, and to produce under-development of maxillary and contiguous bones-thus leading to contracted dental arches and malocclusion and impaction of teeth.- Forbes, E. B., The Ohio Journal of Science. Vol. 33, No.5 (Sept, 1933), 389-406
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 16:11:09
'I'm going to check these' Yeah, u give those a cursory view... After we go over those I'll provide more. 'but,,' Here we go... Data resistance. 'somehow I get the feeling' Drug addicts get 'feelings' too. 'you've? misquoted them' Again, give those a look before u develop a 'feeling'. One may find it easier to trust feelings on a biochemically compatible diet. 'they always seem to misquote studies' Back up your claim. 'Esophageal cancer mentions damage to mucosa' Aren't u perceptive! And??
By: RaidenTheAlmighty. on 04 Sep 10, 15:57:05
I'm going to check these, but somehow I get the feeling that you've misquoted them. I've had a few discussions with anti-GMO people and raw foodists and they always seem to misquote studies. In fact the article you cited about Esophageal cancer mentions damage to mucosa.
By: RaidenTheAlmighty. on 04 Sep 10, 15:53:12
No amount of "rich soil" will make up for the nutrition gained from cooking food. There are a few major differences between humans and our hominid ancestors. One thing we notice is the increase in brain size and another is the decrease in jaw size. Most people need to have their wisdom teeth removed because they grow in impacted. The amount of chewing required to process raw plant material increases the ware on tooth surface, increasing tooth decay.
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 15:29:28
'Cooking does destroy some nutrients' Most. Need evidence? 'but it also breaks down cell walls' Unfortunately it does destroy the fiber, which would help reduce disease risks in humans. 'unlocking more nutrients' Just eat from rich soil. 'easier to chew' A pill is easier to swallow too... 'Human teeth and jaw muscles have evolved to eat cooked food' False. 'we are loosing? our wisdom teeth' Brush your teeth.
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 15:23:10
"floras of vegetarians, damage was in both organs significantly lower than in the meat consumer"J Chromatogr B Analyt Technol Biomed Life Sci, 2004; 802(1): 211-5. ..meats, with prolonged exposure of intestinal mucosa to their toxins and carcinogens is responsible for emergence and prevalence of many disease..Journal of the American Medical Association. 229:1068, 1974 Int J Cancer. 2009 Aug 1;125(3):491-524.Coffee, tea and maté may cause esophageal cancer by thermal injury to esophageal mucosa.
By: RaidenTheAlmighty. on 04 Sep 10, 15:06:24
Can you point me to any peer reviewed articles that support these claims about bacterial enzymes or cancer? Cooking does destroy some nutrients, but it also breaks down cell walls, unlocking more nutrients. It also makes food easier to chew. Human teeth and jaw muscles have evolved to eat cooked food, which is why we are loosing our wisdom teeth and our jaws are becoming smaller. It's also why raw foodists have more tooth decay than people who eat cooked food, because they chew more.
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 14:42:44
@BethuneGal 'i dont think i want to snack on raw celery or raw carrots' Either or fallacy. There is more to eat besides celery and carrots. If u think that is bad, try chemotherapy- the result of the omnivorous, cooked diet that is culturally popular.
By: Chrisisms. on 04 Sep 10, 14:41:34
@RaidenTheAlmighty 'What is the point of a raw food diet?' Health. Hot food kills beneficial bacterial enzymes beginning in the esophagus. This is why coffee and tea are positively correlated w/esophageal cancer and raw fruit is negative correlated w/this and other cancers. Also, cooked food denatures fat and protein, contributing to indigestion/hemorrhoids, constipation, colon cancer, etc. Most nutrients are destroyed when cooked. 'you can't deny the benefits of an omnivorous diet' u sure can!
By: RaidenTheAlmighty. on 28 Aug 10, 01:51:06
What is the point of a raw food diet? I can understand not wanting to eat pre processed food, but what exactly is the benefit of not cooking your food? Cooking food makes food easier to chew, digest and unlocks otherwise unattainable nutrients. And what would be the fundamental benefit of not eating meat? I'm not saying you should eat meat everyday, but you can't deny the benefits of an omnivorous diet.
By: BethuneGal. on 24 Aug 10, 00:12:11
I'm a teenager. when i'm hungry i dont think i want to snack on raw celery or raw carrots :S.
By: usmcslater. on 22 Aug 10, 01:07:21
now i can understand how raw foods is healthy for you (thats obvious) couldnt you intigrate meats/fruits/veggis in the diet, but obviously within moderation. Im in the military so im extremely active and i dont see having a shake with carrots and lemons in it will keep me energized through out the day (even if i did snack on like almonds or something) so basicully im asking could you intigrate a daily meal with like, *fresh* chicken and raw food shake. Just curious.
By: samkurz. on 21 Aug 10, 21:06:38
Ask your Doctor! BS
By: xsliceofheavenx. on 21 Aug 10, 00:22:50
if its clean cooked food, such as lentils, quinoa or any grain, its very healthy, also inluding fruits with it and veggies.
By: drjamesredd. on 20 Aug 10, 06:43:12
@johansilvaissososexy Try the "Death to Diabetes" diet and use his "calculator" to determine how many calories you need to sustain your current weight. It was developed by an engineer (Dwayne Mcculley) who almost died from diabetes with a blood sugar over 1300! He takes no medications. And you can watch him on Youtube.
By: clbgeballe. on 19 Aug 10, 17:26:47
why does this person sound fat?
By: ukyfug. on 13 Aug 10, 18:05:18
baking and steaming are ways of cooking and olives are processed to make olive oil
By: CamerOneiric. on 11 Aug 10, 21:09:55
@AptivaXL I know that immense amounts of heat denature food but I thought this video was specifically raw foods, not meat. It threw me off which is why I mentioned that. I've wanted to try vegan but the polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats in fish are a good choice.
By: AptivaXL. on 10 Aug 10, 15:56:59
@CamerOneiric There's someone like you on every video lol The point behind eating 'raw' is not about eating cold food. The point is to not heat the food to the point of killing the nutrients and vitamins. Steaming a carrot for a minute isn't going to kill the vitamins. I don't think it's a good idea to eat a raw hunk of fish unless you want to die next month.
By: TinyyChan. on 05 Aug 10, 07:45:01
I eat raw food and feel soooooo good, I guess I have to buy some more fruits today ;)
By: CamerOneiric. on 03 Aug 10, 23:27:58
How is baked fish Raw? Or steamed veggies? Not really raw.
By: PassionPulp. on 30 Jul 10, 19:07:21
no pasta? what if it's whole grain and with a healthy tomato sauce? and i didnt hear you say anything about bread. what about Ezekiel 4:9 bread?