This is the Omega 2003 juicer, easy to use and easy to clean. 3 large carrots 1 large stick celery 1/2 lemon with peel 1 whole organic apple 20 grapes Use organic produce if possible. If not organic peel the fruit and vegetables before juicing, otherwise can run it all thru the juicer. ~Since adapting the raw food lifestyle 3 months ago, Laura has lost 28 pounds. Currently she is 90% raw and still in transition. A medical diagnosis of severe anemia and leukemia prompted the change from a vegetarian diet to a raw food vegan lifestyle. Laura has experienced immense improvement in lab/blood tests as well as in her energy and overall health since switching to raw foods.~ ~*I am learning how to edit, please excuse the vid if i cant figure it out properly, Thanks*~

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The Raw Food Revolution Diet

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I went vegan in March for animal welfare, environmental, and health reasons, in that order. When I told my parents, they were pretty supportive, and looked forward to eating the occasional vegan meal with me since they both need to lose weight and lower their cholesterol. Recently, my mom even told me that she wants to check “Food, Inc.” (the film that made me turn vegan) out of the library, but she hasn’t done it yet. I don’t preach about veganism, and I haven’t told them much of what I’ve learned about the health benefits of the vegan diet. They both love animal products, and I don’t want to shove my choices down their throats.

That said, I am worried about their health. I want them both to live long, healthy, happy lives, and I want them to watch their grandkids grow up. My grandpa died of his second heart attack at 57. I’m not terribly interested in history repeating itself.

I bought my parents a copy of The Engine 2 Diet for Christmas. From what I’ve skimmed, the book doesn’t mention animal welfare or environmental concerns at all, and refers to the diet plan as “plant-based,” not vegan.

I’m starting to wonder whether or not I should give them the book. I don’t want to annoy them or seem like a vegangelical. What should I do?


Please join me on this raw food journey

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I recently became vegan, about 3-4 months ago. I don’t drink soda, and have given up caffeine. I’ve been working out regularly and staying active. I haven’t had any meat at all, and only on occasion have consumed any type of dairy product (either by mistake or for special occasion) but recently I’ve just been feeling rather brain dead. I’m increasingly forgetful compared to how I was previously. I have B12 Vitamins, but is it more likely that I’m deficient in Iron? I’ve looked up tons of diet plans and vegan recipes but I can’t seem to put it all together or get all my nutrients. Can someone please share with me a diet plan for a span or 3 to 4 days that will help?


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