Monday, March 29, 2010

Update Mar. 29 - 2010 Pro's Or Con's "Raw Food Diet Weight Loss Program" By Health Experts

The raw food diet is defined as diet with 75% of unprocessed and uncooked plant foods including all types fresh fruit,vegetables nuts and seeds in order to avoid heating (above 116 degrees F is believed to destroy enzymes in food), thereby, preventing the loss of vitamins and minerals and increasing the absorption of vital nutrients of the digestive system.Unfortunately, it is not for people with digestive disorder, since it increases the risks of diarrhoea and other symptoms of digestive system. People first time in the diet may find to have diarrhoea or loose stool and other digestive problem, but they will go aways in a few days.

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Monday, March 15, 2010

Update Mar. 15 - 2010 Pro's Or Con's "Raw Food Diet Weight Loss Program" By Health Experts

The raw food diet is defined as diet with 75% of unprocessed and uncooked plant foods including all types fresh fruit,vegetables nuts and seeds in order to avoid heating (above 116 degrees F is believed to destroy enzymes in food), thereby, preventing the loss of vitamins and minerals and increasing the absorption of vital nutrients of the digestive system.Unfortunately, it is not for people with digestive disorder, since it increases the risks of diarrhoea and other symptoms of digestive system. People first time in the diet may find to have diarrhoea or loose stool and other digestive problem, but they will go aways in a few days.

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Eating Raw Foods - Is the Raw Food Diet the Same As a Vegetarian Diet?
By Kelly Cannon Platinum Quality Author

What's the difference between a raw food diet and a vegetarian diet? Technically speaking, a 100% raw food diet is a form of vegetarianism. A vegetarian does not eat any meat fish or poultry; all their food comes from plant products, such as vegetables, fruits, pasta and rice. However, a raw foodist will only eat foods that have not been cooked. While a vegetarian may eat spaghetti with a cooked tomato sauce, a raw foodist will instead have julienned vegetables covered with a tomato puree.

The umbrella of 'vegetarian' covers many different groups. The most common is the 'lacto-ovo-vegetarian' who refrains from eating meat products, but does eat eggs and dairy products. Vegans eat no animal products, to the point that some even refrain from honey. The raw foodist then, is a type of vegetarian who refrains from eating all animal products, and eats only fruits and vegetables in their raw state. Although sushi may be considered a raw food, the diet typically refers to eating raw, uncooked fruits, vegetables, dried fruits, seaweeds, etc. While a vegetarian will eat steamed broccoli, the raw food purist will eat only raw broccoli - not steamed.

Raw diet proponents support the belief that all foods contain certain enzymes that are the 'life force' of the food, and that each food contains a perfect mix that helps our body to digest foods properly. It's said that cooking food destroys these enzymes, and forces our body to produce its own digestive enzymes, leading to a less efficient digestion. Because the food becomes more difficult to digest, it takes longer, and we end up with partially digested foods - fats, carbs and proteins - clogging our digestive system, which can lead to bowel problems.

Raw foodists also believe that in the process of cooking food, the vitamins and minerals are destroyed by high heat. The raw food diet is supposed to have numerous health benefits, which include:

• Higher levels of energy

• Clearer, healthier skin

• improved digestion

• weight loss (or easier maintenance of weight)

• lowered risk of heart disease

Raw food diet meals are also simple to create, less expensive than many other diet plans, and take less time in the kitchen to cook - they work great for a busy lifestyle. If you're interested in learning more about the raw food diet, visit RawFood4Life.info


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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Update Mar. 02 - 2010 Pro's Or Con's "Raw Food Diet Weight Loss Program" By Health Experts

The raw food diet is defined as diet with 75% of unprocessed and uncooked plant foods including all types fresh fruit,vegetables nuts and seeds in order to avoid heating (above 116 degrees F is believed to destroy enzymes in food), thereby, preventing the loss of vitamins and minerals and increasing the absorption of vital nutrients of the digestive system.Unfortunately, it is not for people with digestive disorder, since it increases the risks of diarrhoea and other symptoms of digestive system. People first time in the diet may find to have diarrhoea or loose stool and other digestive problem, but they will go aways in a few days.

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Raw Food Diet - The Weight Loss Program For Overweight Americans
By Kyle J Norton Platinum Quality Author

If you are overweight American and try to lose weight, I believe you know what is raw food diet and how it can help. Today, you are introduced to the other view point - how you can get rid of your extra weight once and for all in a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). Traditional Chinese medicine has never endorsed raw food diet for weight loss because of its yin, cool and damp nature. Prolonged periods of intake of raw food can damage the function of the stomach in food digestion and spleen in qi and fluid distribution and transformation.

Most overweight Americans have eaten too much fried and greasy foods which are considered hot, damp and excessive yang in nature. They heat up the stomach and speed up digestion, thereby inducing hunger. If you are young and energetic, the excessive energy can be removed from your body through sweat and urinary excretion, but unfortunately many overweight people are lack of exercise, leading to fat accumulated in the body's organs and tissues.

Traditional Chinese medicine views overweight as a problem of spleen deficiency, due to the stomach's inability to digest foods properly and the accumulation of turbid cannot be secreted quickly, caused by an overheating stomach as a result of intake of hot, damp, and yang foods.

When food enters the stomach, it is divided into 2 parts. The food qi is absorbed by the spleen immediately, and the food material is digested and divided into fluid essences and turbid. Fluid essences are once again absorbed by the spleen and the turbid is secreted through the bladder and large intestine. Overintake of hot, excessive yang and damp foods for a prolonged period of time causes abnormal functioning of the spleen in qi and fluid distribution and transformation, resulting in extra energy and dampness building up in the body, leading to heat transforming the dampness into phlegm (fat).

Raw food diet is a yin pathogen and is cool in nature. As it enters the stomach, it reduces the heat in the stomach that slows down the digestive process and curves appetite, thus giving the spleen time to eliminate the extra energy and fluid slowly, resulting in restoring the spleen function in fluid and qi distribution. This process takes a while, but it works. If the accumulated dampness is gone, slowly all of the phlegm will be secreted through the bladder and large intestine, and you will finally achieve your weight loss once and for all and return to the range of normal weight according to the BMI index.

Remember as soon as your weight returns back to normal, it is the best time to reduce the intake of raw foods by replacing some of them with cooked foods to prevent opposite effects.

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Master degree in Mathematics and BA in world literature, teaching and tutoring math at colleges and universities before joining insurance industries. Part time Health, Insurance and Entertainment Article Writer. Part time Health, Insurance and Entertainment Article Writer.


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