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Tara Green wrote:
If he ever publishes
the nutritional results and his recipes, I'd
be *really* interested in reading about it.

Yeah, me too. He's a walking example of ADHD, though, plus
he's always got an angle on something, so I think he's
not going to be publishing it. I'll ask, see what happens.

Turns out, I nearly burned holes into my
colon.

HOLY CRAP! Are you okay? That sounds nasty.

But I
do like what I've seen from some of the raw
foodists, and now that there are actually
recipes that don't completely suck (and that
don;t all taste like raw cabbage and
carrots), I'm willing to give it a shot. Long
term, I suspect the most I will ever do is
modified raw though. I LURRRRVE yummy food
too much to give up some of my favorite
cooked dishes.

I think some mix is reasonable. I figure it's impossible to
be perfect and to just do better is a good goal, esp. piling
better on top of better and eventually you end up pretty
good. Different people have different modes but I've found
that doing something all-or-nothing usually ends up
"nothing" and in those cases incrementalism can produce
better results.
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