Healing Addiction with Raw Food Nutrition Part 2 of 2

[graylyns]

Very honest and informative. You look healthy!

[raaaaaarr]

Thank you so much for making this video, i'm trying to transfer to a raw food diet and everything you said struck a note with me. I really think I can make the transfer this time now

[KevCrow]

Fantastic video. Don't try and beat the addiction, find another means to an end by using a healthy approach to fulfill those feelings gained by other unnatural substances. Finally, a way to change my life that I can actually subscribe to. Thanks

[beckiemayfield]

Extremely inspiring! I'm so glad I came across these videos!!! I am suffering with extreme addictions, and I'm ready to get healthy too!

[Lesbiana31]

Wow excellent ive been led to this kind of healthy lifestyle for a reason im so glad that i found someone that i can relate too ,slowly but shortly i will get to where ur at! :) thanx for your wisdom & 4 being brave :)

[mite1956doggie]

nice. i'm vegan now and would like to add more raw food into my diet. yeah, the sun and nature is awesome. :]

[sentient23]

i too suffered many of these same problems, but was given adderall/ritalin from the age of 6 onto 15. i also found that i could direct my addict energy towards a positive goal and found many if not all of the things you have in your life.

[smurrey]

Great for you! Happy I ran across your video this morning. Check my vids if you'd like smoothie making ideas. You're doing something wonderful for your body by eating raw. :)

[rawlalabear]

you have an AMAZING perspective, Matt... I have that same addictive personality ;)... <3 thank You...

[joliet211]

I feel like this all the time and I am trying to go raw. The thing is is that he is right , we are addicts to an extent because we want to have those incredible expierences that make life worth living, thank you for your submission bro. Its not about the drug, its about living

[jonvees]

Keep making Videos man.  Very Inspiring.

[jonvees]

Thanks man, very inspiring stuff. Keep making videos.

[RADIANTandRAW]

That was really helpful, insightful, thank you.

So what your saying is that each addiction is fulfilling an unsatisfied need ... that makes complete sense. Since being raw, I have had some cravings for starchy (bread) type foods and I relate this to a need to feeling lonely.

I still haven't managed to crack my cigarette smoking .. that is the big one for me. So I am going to use your advice and keep asking myself "What need is smoking fulfilling?"

[emm1606]

I really relate myself to your experiences... I've been vegeterian for quite a long time... Vegan right now... Anorexic at 13... I had a drug and alcool addiction... and right now I'm anorexic-bulimic... I started to watch your videos last night... I think you just change my way of seeing things... Thanks... you're probably saving my life.

[flynnbest13]

Thank you for explaining this.... I had a paradigm shift and now can look back on my youth with kinder memories of myself! Thank you x

[alpinedarling91]

Alright its Jesus!!!

[Jab0u]

If you'd write a book I would buy it right now

[WIGNSWORD]

Your video is very valuable and should be used in drug rehabilitation programs!

[ClarityMalibu]

Thank you for your honesty and courage to move with the flow of health. My loves: body ecology diet, and a great book, aligned & supportive of your comment about the recovery movements limitations, gives 4 cool steps for anyone to heal the root of issues; The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure, by Chris Prentiss. He doesn't believe in those labels but his audience may begin there...Also, Natural Highs by Hyla Cass MD lays out the underlying amino acid imbalances and natural remedies & diet ideas.

[NewAwareness]

Very interesting and inspiring. Thank you for making these videos.

[sog305]

Thank you

[AprilDawn555]

Very inspiring!

[skypheonix07]

It is an inarguable that knowlege of another person's first hand experience is usually (though in my opinion always) very valuable. Thank you for sharing.

Namaste.