My wife just gave birth to our newest addition, so welcome another raw foodist to the world...the baby was born a week ago, so I took the two older kids away for the weekend to give my wife some rest, in three days we split 18 [raw]eggs-they like theirs through a straw of course, in addition to raw meat and fish, I still get a kick out of watching them sip eggs through a straw-they were fighting over the lone straw, who gets to go next,-only one straw in the hotel room, it was just too funny.
Todd F., Chicago, Illinois
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Children thrive on the raw food diet
To Steve O. in response to your post of 16 Feb:
I read your post and was fascinated. I have been on a raw diet for almost 12 years, 99% raw, I call it more instinctive eating, RAF [see Raw animal food diets in Wikipedia], sometimes vegan, just meat, whatever works! My wife is also on a raw diet and she has been for about 2 years. Our children Kayla who is 3 and Adam who is 2 are both raw, meat, eggs, chicken, fish, some dairy, veggies and fruit as well. Kayla started at about 11 months, Adam-since he was born. They both started with only raw breast milk for the first few months of life. My wife is pregnant now, full term, and due any day! We wouldn't do anything else! I would like to email or talk with you and compare notes, I am sure we could learn a lot from each other!
Todd F, Chicago, Illinois
Friday, March 6, 2009
If ORGANIC food means anything to you,
please sign this.
To protect our good food supply we must protect farming methods.
This is time sensitive. Please sign and send to anyone you know asap. [posted by Aajonus Vonderplanitz]
To protect our good food supply we must protect farming methods.
This is time sensitive. Please sign and send to anyone you know asap. [posted by Aajonus Vonderplanitz]
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Maria, President Obama has previously taken a stand regarding raw milk
Hi,
During my lobbying campaign for raw milk in US House and Senate in June and July, 2007, I received a letter from Obama in July 2007 stating that he was aware of the nutritional value of raw milk but that it was a bacterial health hazard. Obviously, he is brainwashed about the bacteria theory. The consequences are: process and poison food so that it is bacteria-free but chemically contaminated and with much less nutritional value.
healthfully,
aajonus
[note: you may obtain the very important and exact same report that was handed to Senators and Representatives that summer]
During my lobbying campaign for raw milk in US House and Senate in June and July, 2007, I received a letter from Obama in July 2007 stating that he was aware of the nutritional value of raw milk but that it was a bacterial health hazard. Obviously, he is brainwashed about the bacteria theory. The consequences are: process and poison food so that it is bacteria-free but chemically contaminated and with much less nutritional value.
healthfully,
aajonus
[note: you may obtain the very important and exact same report that was handed to Senators and Representatives that summer]
There is a 'slow food movement'
Hi everyone,
I thought this online article below could interest you foodie goodies. I had been wondering what President Obama's perspective on good food is and below is a bit of insight. I wonder if the fight for raw milk will get easier in the long run with this new administration? Any thoughts?
Apparently Obama has some understanding of the value of good food. With the economic downturn, I have been reading that more and more people are turning to vegetable gardening and growing as much of their own food as possible (btw, where could I find the best heritage seeds for cucumbers, tomatoes, celery, herbs, etc?).
The author predicts that the advocacy for good food will also increase since processing food not only ruins food but also uses too much fuel and is one of the contributors of climate change.
Contributed by Maria M. in Washington, D.C.
Contributed by Maria M. in Washington, D.C.
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