Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi engari he toa takimano My strength is not that of an individual but that of the collective.
The raw food diet is a growing sensation all over the world. Raw food has a variety of health and fitness benefits, and its rules include eating only unfrozen, unprocessed, plant-based foods which have never been exposed to temperatures above 115 degrees. This diet requires effort and motivation but provides great results.
Disclaimers:
- Food poisoning may occur when consuming uncooked food. When food is cooked, harmful bacteria are exposed to high temperatures and killed, while uncooked foods leave us at risk. For this reason, when preparing to consume raw foods, be sure to thoroughly wash the foods and have them stored in the appropriate environments and temperatures.
- For the same reasons, unpasteurized milk is a no-no. It is extremely dangerous as it can lead to serious bacterial infections. However, you can eliminate dairy from your diet to avoid these risks and stay loyal to the raw food diet. This can be done by substituting animal milk with nut milks like almond milk, sesame milk, coconut milk or cashew milk that can be found in local grocery stores or can be made using a juicer. These milks are creamy and delicious and also provide necessary protein to your daily diet
going hungry - Arguably the best part of eating a raw diet is that there is no calorie restriction! As long as you are eating raw, plant-based foods, you can have as much as you want! This is different from practically all other diets, which leave you feeling deprived and your stomach feeling empty. On a raw diet, fill your tummy with as much wonderful fruits and veggies as your heart desires!
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