Vibrant Health Eating Raw Living Food
56Eat the raw living food Diet for vibrant health
One reason is simplicity. When you prepare food without cooking, you spend less time in the kitchen. If you are looking for a healty, quick and tasty meal then raw is the ultimate fast food.
Eating more greens, vegetables and fruits can help maintain optimal health and weight eliminating white sugar, white flour and satrurated fats. Raw greens, vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds have vitamins, minerals, enzymes and fiber essential for good health.
There all types of raw food diet enthusiasts that meet regularly and share receipes and natural ways to prepare raw food. Testimonals can be read of how this new way of eating has helped them overcome health issues as well as lose weight.
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Many are looking for ways to slow the aging process and increase energy,
try to eat foods that do not require cooking. Instead use such techniques as:
- sprouting
- fermenting
- dehydrating
- soaking nuts
- using a food processor
- use blenders
Try dried fruits like dates, figs, prunes, frozen fruits such as blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. Use dried herbs and spices like oregano, paprika, cumin, and dill weed.
Raw nuts make a good snack, almonds, cashews, sunflower seeds. Other quick snacks include cucumber slices topped with almond butter.
The best part about eating raw, you can eat as much as you want and the more the better.
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Smart Lady!!!
Rudra, thats right, eating raw is the best for us.
That salad looks amazing - is there a reciepe for that?!
Rudra says:
2 years ago
cooking vegetables is like killing them and who wants to eat dead food.