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Raw Food Diet

When the idea of making raw foods as a part your diet to lose weight comes to mind, you might think it’s ridiculous. The fact is that following a raw food diet list is an effective method in shedding off those unwanted fat. And the best thing about losing weight this way is that you will not be compromising your body of nutrients.

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You can include numerous foods in your raw food diet list. But be careful though, there are also a lot of unhealthy raw foods. These foods may make you loose something else besides fat in your body. Make sure you identify those foods that are bad, and those that will be beneficial to your weight loss program.

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Raw foodism has taken the world by storm these days. More than being a way of eating, raw foodism is actually a lifestyle dedicated to the preparation, consumption and promotion of uncooked, unprocessed, often organic foods to compose the bulk of what a person eats, ideally 3/4 or about 75% of the total diet. Raw foodists believe that detoxification, weight loss and improved overall physical health are the main benefits that can be derived from a raw food diet. Other benefits also include increased energy, less risk for cardiovascular diseases and better skin.

In raw foodism, the closer one gets to consuming foods in their unaltered states, the better for the body. This is because of the “life force” present in food that also gets transferred to the consumer. The enzymes present in raw food (for raw foodists, heating food up to 116 degrees Fahrenheit or 47 degrees Celsius is allowed but not beyond that) are responsible for the prevention and Continue reading

The raw food diet is as much a life-style as an eating plan; a naturalistic approach which excludes, in addition to cooked and animal foods, processed and refined ingredients. In the ever-hungry quest for new fads and health panaceas, the raw food diet, with adherents such as Woody Harrelson and Donna Karan, is growing in mainstream popularity. Unlike many other bandwagons however,raw foods (also referred to as ‘living foods’), offer unarguable health benefits and one can reap rewards even as a 50% dabbler.

To be a 100% extremist takes commitment, discipline and education and is best introduced gradually to avoid the overwhelm of inevitable detoxification. A food is essentially ‘raw’ if it is kept below 115 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature above which enzymes are destroyed. Eating raw food ensures an opulent intake of nutrients, fibre, healthy oils and life-giving enzymes.

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Eating raw foods is natural. Our bodies respond on all that is fresh and vital. A raw food diet (or increasing the amount of raw food that you eat) is bound to bring a feeling of increased happiness. Uncooked food diets are based on unprocessed and uncooked plant foods, preferably organic, such as a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, seeds, grains, dried fruit, fresh juices and purified water.

Why Raw Foods?

Basically a vegetarian diet, the raw food diet espouses eating and drinking ‘living’ foods. Living foods and juices contain the maximum amount of fiber found in raw produce, fiber that can be reduced in processing. Such foods are easily digested and tend to be lower in calories than the average diet. Heating food above 116°F destroys enzymes in food that aid in digestion and in absorption of food, detroying its nutritional value.

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Raw food diets are nutritious eating patterns popular among those who want to lose weight and those who desire overall well-being. These diets focus on fresh, raw, and natural food while they do away with anything that’s cooked or heated. The reason? Well, according to the followers of these types of eating pattern, much of the nutrients needed by the body are lost during cooking and heating of food above 116 degrees Fahrenheit. And if a person really wants to enjoy good health, the best way is to go raw.

The Benefits of Raw Food Diet

Going raw on food offers a lot of benefits, not only in terms of health but as well as when it comes to practical reasons. Among these benefits are the following:

•    Rawfood diet is beneficial to overall health

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