Raw Food Does NOT "Cure" Disease

www.rawnaturalliving.com
To sum it up "watch your language". Incomplete sensationalized statements like "Raw food cures disease" are misinformative and irresponsible. Sure a "raw" diet could contribute to the disappearence of particular symptoms but that statement ultimately detracts from the truth of multi faceted wellness through the observation of all aspects of health. Diet is only one of them, and in restoring health from disease it is more important what you leave out of your body than what you put in. Trust your body to heal itself when you remove all obstacles. Read the article here
http://rawnaturalliving.com/?p=445

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[purewonka]

Are you going to live in the yurt?

[TheLiveFoodist]

@purewonka certainly 

[TheLiveFoodist]

woops I realized I didn't edit out the breaks like I thought I did. haha oh well, enjoy the "raw" footage

[infowitch]

you need to vlog about the progress on your yurt! its something i've been toying with. 

[TheLiveFoodist]

@infowitch surely! I am going to be combining the health info with my new sustainable homestead in the cedar groves. After all, sustainable living is just as much a part of vibrant health as anything else yea?

[djtek184]

are u 100% raw mono?

[Vincata74]

I wonder if he used pressure treated wood to build that platform. Does he know what they treat it with?

[Catfisheyeballs]

What?

[Swansen03]

@rpmangin why?

[lyndaraven]

you are one intelligent, insightful young man. I just found your videos and you are very informative. I like that you talk fast, but put a lot of punch to every word you say. OK, kiddo.,.keep up the good work spreading your knowledge.

[knossis1]

What's the science behind your statements. Or where can I find the science to back up your statements. Thanks

[rpmangin]

In a perfect world, we wouldn't be stuck at sedentary jobs where we cannot get exercise, we would ALL live in the tropics so lack of sun and ripe fruits wouldn't be a problem. However, in the real world, to attempt to do such a thing would separate one's self from civilization, so you would be really socially isolated, which is anything but healthy. No matter HOW great living a guaranteed disease free life may be, at some point, you'd get so obsessive it would not be worth it.

[rpmangin]

@kokonutbaby1 I know someone who's eaten a raw potato before and she never got sick from it.

[proteanview]

Thanks for the info. Never heard of a yurt. I thought I'd be doing something if I moved into an Airstream. I like your relaxed, frank, genuine nature more than those who chant "peace & love" all the time. You're real easy to listen to.