Comments for Streamlined Recipes http://rawjulesrecipes.com Live & Vegan Recipes, by Julie Erwin Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:27:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Nut Milk by Raw.la - Raw Food in The News and Around The Web http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=318&cpage=1#comment-422 Raw.la - Raw Food in The News and Around The Web Sat, 06 Mar 2010 01:15:15 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=318#comment-422 [...] Nut Milk [...] [...] Nut Milk [...]

]]> Comment on “Fast Food” Salad or Cultured Raw Vegetables by Raw Jules » Blog Archive » Cultured Raw Vegetables or “Fast Food … | Fast and easy recipes for everyday tips and advises. http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=297&cpage=1#comment-215 Raw Jules » Blog Archive » Cultured Raw Vegetables or “Fast Food … | Fast and easy recipes for everyday tips and advises. Sun, 17 Jan 2010 03:49:56 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=297#comment-215 [...] Originally posted here: Raw Jules » Blog Archive » Cultured Raw Vegetables or “Fast Food … [...] [...] Originally posted here: Raw Jules » Blog Archive » Cultured Raw Vegetables or “Fast Food … [...]

]]> Comment on Raw “Pumpkin” Tart (Makes 10 individual or 16 mini-tarts) by Americus Naava http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=19&cpage=1#comment-197 Americus Naava Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:39:13 +0000 http://julieerwin.com/rawjules/?p=19#comment-197 Julie, thanks for the tasty recipe, I sent the link to my Mom - she will defenitely likes it! She is a raw food addict and so do I. Thanks again, regards, Americus Naava Julie, thanks for the tasty recipe, I sent the link to my Mom - she will defenitely likes it!

She is a raw food addict and so do I.

Thanks again,
regards,
Americus Naava

]]> Comment on A Typical Day in the life of Raw Jules by Raw.la - Raw Food in The News and Around The Web http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=268&cpage=1#comment-87 Raw.la - Raw Food in The News and Around The Web Sat, 08 Aug 2009 23:36:46 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=268#comment-87 [...] A Typical Day in the life of Raw Jules [...] [...] A Typical Day in the life of Raw Jules [...]

]]> Comment on Raw Strategies 1.1 by Jules http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212&cpage=1#comment-86 Jules Sat, 08 Aug 2009 21:05:40 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212#comment-86 I really appreciate your thoughts and I couldn't agree more...however, I don't think further detox* would really have been the answer for me personally, but for most people I would definitely recommend a cleanse of at least 3 weeks before any kind of diagnosis....Why? because the raw food diet is a detox 24/7 and you see I was 100% raw for 3 years* when I starting suffering from anemia and protein difficiency. I've done colonics, liver cleanses and even have a show and tell area in my freezer where I keep my gall bladder stones from my latest gall bladder cleanse. I think what you are trying to suggest is that perhaps I wasn't powering up enough of a variety of raw foods and in particular superfoods?...alas, back in those days superfoods other than E3-Live which I took religiously were not readily available or even well-known. Anyway anemia is not something to mess around with when you are at the point where you cannot get out of bed and can hardly breathe. You need iron and B-12 pronto. I obtained iron and B-12 mostly with supplements and cooked dark leafy greens. Small doses of organic grass-fed beef's iron rich blood gives me a boost when I needed it (boy! what a boost - pretty wild experience that I wouldn't trade for anything), but I don't think I will need as much or any if I keep eating the way I am eating now (75% raw with cooked greens and fermented seed grains). I would love any additional thoughts you may have on my daily diet. You inspired me to write a new<a href="http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?cat=37" rel="nofollow"> post</a> today. Check it out and let me know if you think I could be adding anything in to boost protein and iron or overall health. Thanks for commenting! I really appreciate your thoughts and I couldn’t agree more…however, I don’t think further detox* would really have been the answer for me personally, but for most people I would definitely recommend a cleanse of at least 3 weeks before any kind of diagnosis….Why? because the raw food diet is a detox 24/7 and you see I was 100% raw for 3 years* when I starting suffering from anemia and protein difficiency. I’ve done colonics, liver cleanses and even have a show and tell area in my freezer where I keep my gall bladder stones from my latest gall bladder cleanse. I think what you are trying to suggest is that perhaps I wasn’t powering up enough of a variety of raw foods and in particular superfoods?…alas, back in those days superfoods other than E3-Live which I took religiously were not readily available or even well-known. Anyway anemia is not something to mess around with when you are at the point where you cannot get out of bed and can hardly breathe. You need iron and B-12 pronto. I obtained iron and B-12 mostly with supplements and cooked dark leafy greens. Small doses of organic grass-fed beef’s iron rich blood gives me a boost when I needed it (boy! what a boost - pretty wild experience that I wouldn’t trade for anything), but I don’t think I will need as much or any if I keep eating the way I am eating now (75% raw with cooked greens and fermented seed grains). I would love any additional thoughts you may have on my daily diet. You inspired me to write a new post today. Check it out and let me know if you think I could be adding anything in to boost protein and iron or overall health. Thanks for commenting!

]]> Comment on Raw Strategies 1.1 by daprovic http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212&cpage=1#comment-85 daprovic Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:48:16 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212#comment-85 Dear Jules, I can guarantee you that you where not deficient in rotting petrified mammal flesh. The best way to handle problems you have is to detoxify your body. The best way to do this is to go on a juice feast, get one or two colon cleanses and then a liver flush, all of that while incorporating different live whole food cleansing herbs and supplements such as chlorella and spirulina. Skin brushing, oil-pulling and superfruit juices are also very beneficial for detox. Incorporate determinism and positivism into the recipe and you will be a whole new Jules within 2-3 weeks. =) Dear Jules,

I can guarantee you that you where not deficient in rotting petrified mammal flesh. The best way to handle problems you have is to detoxify your body. The best way to do this is to go on a juice feast, get one or two colon cleanses and then a liver flush, all of that while incorporating different live whole food cleansing herbs and supplements such as chlorella and spirulina. Skin brushing, oil-pulling and superfruit juices are also very beneficial for detox. Incorporate determinism and positivism into the recipe and you will be a whole new Jules within 2-3 weeks. =)

]]> Comment on Raw Strategies 1.1 by Jules http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212&cpage=1#comment-83 Jules Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:08:47 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212#comment-83 Thank you for your encouragement, Pedro. Yes, I just went to a lecture given by the author of China Study, T.Colin Campbell. Throughout his lecture he kept saying, "<em>A plant based diet done right" will prevent cancer and guarantee optimal health</em>...alas, he never said what "a plant based diet done right" looked like. I know I was not doing something right when I was 100% raw, so I left the lecture feeling like I better read his book for more detail. I'd love any input or experiences you'd like to share. - julie Thank you for your encouragement, Pedro. Yes, I just went to a lecture given by the author of China Study, T.Colin Campbell. Throughout his lecture he kept saying, “A plant based diet done right” will prevent cancer and guarantee optimal health…alas, he never said what “a plant based diet done right” looked like. I know I was not doing something right when I was 100% raw, so I left the lecture feeling like I better read his book for more detail. I’d love any input or experiences you’d like to share. - julie

]]> Comment on Raw Strategies 1.1 by Pedro http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212&cpage=1#comment-82 Pedro Thu, 30 Jul 2009 01:57:06 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=212#comment-82 glad to hear that you are sticking to a mostly raw diet. sad to hear that you are ingesting animal-based protein again. Have you read The China Study? If not, please do it ASAP and figure out how to get your protein in a way that works for you BUT from a plant-based origin. Great content and site. Keep up the great job on educating others about this wonderful lifestyle! glad to hear that you are sticking to a mostly raw diet. sad to hear that you are ingesting animal-based protein again. Have you read The China Study? If not, please do it ASAP and figure out how to get your protein in a way that works for you BUT from a plant-based origin.

Great content and site. Keep up the great job on educating others about this wonderful lifestyle!

]]> Comment on Raw Chayote Squash in a Mint Marinade by Cooking with Mint « Southside CSA http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=4&cpage=1#comment-72 Cooking with Mint « Southside CSA Fri, 03 Jul 2009 21:28:20 +0000 http://julieerwin.com/rawjules/?p=4#comment-72 [...] Chayote Squash with a Mint Marinade by Raw Jules. Nice raw dish that uses the squash to fake pasta. [...] [...] Chayote Squash with a Mint Marinade by Raw Jules. Nice raw dish that uses the squash to fake pasta. [...]

]]> Comment on Cumin Carrot & Cilantro Salad (Serves 6) by maris http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=151&cpage=1#comment-32 maris Wed, 13 May 2009 19:10:30 +0000 http://rawjulesrecipes.com/?p=151#comment-32 It's amazing what a nice dish you can create with so few ingredients. I'm a big fan of salads so I'll definitely be returning to your site for more! It’s amazing what a nice dish you can create with so few ingredients. I’m a big fan of salads so I’ll definitely be returning to your site for more!

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