raw food the answer??

[organizedconfusion]

check this out, this is all very interesting to me- i have been on a semi raw diet with excellent results as well,but only until recently have i thought about going ALL RAW

http://www.paullundkvist.com/36101.html

http://www.paullundkvist.com/74945.html

http://www.angelfire.com/ny2/bass/aajonus.html

http://www.cohenresearch.com/disease_prevention.php

 

[brucevangeorge]

Did you know:

Your body absorbs less protein from raw eggs than from boiled eggs.

 

[organizedconfusion]

no i didn't thanks for clearing that up
http://www.mercola.com/2002/nov/13/eggs.htm

actually i have never eaten a fully raw egg yet..i am still somewhat apprehensive about the whole thing..

 

[brucevangeorge]

no i didn't thanks for clearing that up
http://www.mercola.com/2002/nov/13/eggs.htm

actually i have never eaten a fully raw egg yet..i am still somewhat apprehensive about the whole thing..

Wait till you have to eat your hamburger raw or steak raw.

Hmmm!!! Blood, chewy, ligaments, other spongy connective tissues.... uncooked.

 

[organizedconfusion]

bloody rare is okay, the jury is still out about raw meat in my book..i am still concerned (and rightfully so) about food poisoning.It's still crazy to think that in some countries of the world people eat dead monkeys and snakes..but then again they run around in loin cloths and peirce their penises in the act of bravery :woo: i am good, thanks - i think i'll pass :yawn:

 

[diablo]

Roughly 1.5 million years ago, cavemen found that by rubbing 2 sticks together they could produce "FIRE". Since then, men have cooked over fire. Eating raw? Sure, go ahead. I prefer grilled. You enjoy your raw chicken breast. I'll take mine grilled.

 

[semag]

can't eat raw eggs?? wuss