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In control of our own choices
For cancer survival by cancer survivors
Live Lifestyle & Nutrition: Raw Food - Live Food for Life
Raw Food: The Ultimate Fast Food
© 2006 Michelle Butts

Eat LIVE RAW FOOD to live.

How very basic. The simplest of all answers. The ultimate fast food: pick it - eat it.

My body is the temple of my spirit and my teeth are the pearly gates. Let nothing past the teeth (pearly gates) that might sully or damage the body.

No caffeine, no dairy, no sugar, no wheat, no hydrogenated oils, no additives, no preservatives, no artificial colors and flavorings. Read labels, and if you can't pronounce it, DON'T eat it. Nothing cooked or processed. High cooking or processing temperature kills the enzymes necessary for your body to digest your food. DEAD food is stored... guess where?

Eat all organic fruits and vegetables. Learn about food and nutrition. Knowledge is power.

Let Medicine be your food and Food your medicine.
Quoted from Living Harvest with permission.

You wear what you eat.
Quote from Discovering Wellness with permission.


Another truth: It is much easier to maintain health than to regain it.


 
Enzymes are the
dynamic energy that
fuels our digestion;
cooking foods kills
enzymes. It's a simple
concept - if you
plant both a raw
almond and a roasted
almond, which will
produce life?

For those of us who need and want to regain health, be assured there's tough a job ahead, a challenge to our acquired tastes and habits.

If it was easy and if it could be purchased in a bottle, you and I would buy it, right?

Our lifestyle choices have led each one of us to where we are today. Look in the mirror, look at the scale, look at the measuring tape. That's the truly honest assessment of exactly where we are.

My generation, the 'baby boomers', have all been educated with the system-sanctioned food guides picturing three squares a day with breads and cereals, milk and cheese, meat and fish, and vegetables.

This is despite the fact that most of the people that live on this planet anywhere but North America don't follow these dietary guides. Perhaps haven't even heard of them. Just think of all those millions of people out there apparently living, perhaps even thriving, without the "proper" three squares as taught in all our schools!

Of course a young body in vibrant health loves to move, but we've been schooled into sitting still quietly for at least 6 hours a day. Now in maturity, we're told we should get our middle-aged, perhaps out of shape, perhaps overweight bodies moving. "Get off the couch, you look like a potato."

We did.