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Raw food diet - History | A Wisdom Archive on Raw food diet - History | | Raw food diet - History A selection of articles related to Raw food diet - History | |
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Raw food diet - History | | | |  Raw food diet - History: Encyclopedia II - Raw food diet - HistoryProponents of a raw food diet believe it dates to prehistoric eras, before humans discovered fire. Those who believe that prehistoric humans were largely non-carnivorous vegetarians believe that the human digestive system is largely configured to eat a mainly raw, mainly vegetarian diet, while those who believe their primitive ancestors to have been chiefly hunters, believe the opposite to be true. There are as many shades of variance between the two positions as there is historical evidence for a wide range of hunter gatherer activities, ra ...
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| | | | Raw food diet - History: Encyclopedia II - Raw food diet - Raw food movement Leading proponents of the raw food movement currently include Doug Graham, Nora Lenz, Victoria Boutenko, Jinjee and Storm Talifero, Gabriel Cousens, Shazzie and Alissa Cohen. They have led thousands of people to become more aware of raw foodism through their lectures, books and web sites.
Latter day proponents include Ann Wigmore (founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute, Arnold Ehret (author and authority on fasting), A Hovannessian and Norman Walker (who advocated the consumption of juices). It's reporte ...
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| | | | Raw food diet - History: Encyclopedia II - Raw food diet - Overview The term Raw Food Diet, has come to embody as diverse a set of definitions as there are types of food. While most "'raw foodists'" are vegetarian or vegan, some are also carnivorous or omnivorous. Most of the foods consumed in a typical vegan raw food diet are fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. The exact definition of raw food varies, but the general consensus is that a food has not been altered by any method which would alter the chemical structure, especially through cooking, freez ...
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| | | | Raw food diet - History: Encyclopedia II - Raw food diet - Food preparation Most foods in raw food diets are simple in preparation, and can be eaten immediately. These include fruit and salads. Other foods can require considerable advanced planning to prepare for eating. Rice and some other grains, for example, require sprouting or overnight soaking to become edible.
Preparation of gourmet raw food recipes usually call for a blender, food processor, juicer, and dehydrator. Depending on the recipe, some food (such as cakes) may need to be dehydrated. These processes, which emulate cooked food, are lengthy: some adherents of the diet consequently dispense with these foods, feeling that t ...
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