Our foody times are a changing, again. Many of us share relationships based on what we eat. Or ate. Friendships forged over the juicer, round the chocolate bowl or in an enema grove may stand true, but what happens when the very substance which brought us together is no longer mutually agreed upon. Recently the consumption of raw & non-raw animal substances [deer antler, butter, meat, colostrum etc] as food or medicine has increased & there are interesting reactions in the community. This may sound silly ~ there have always been different beliefs as to what constitutes a perfect diet: cacao, 80/10/10, fruitarians, blendarians, juicers, superfoodists, fasters, natural hygiene, instincto, sun gazers, the Essene diet etc. but this is taking it outside the ‘raw vegan’ box, particularly by people who so strongly advocated the living foods lifestyle not so long ago. Hey, we all like to try & dabble, we’re long past [I hope] counting percentages & we know deep down we’ll always come back to something that works, if it works. I’m an experientologist – all about reaching forward for more, better, higher & brighter.
So, while seeking the best choices for yourself, watch for the results in people’s eyes, skin, belly, sleep quality & energy levels; their disposition, inquiry of mind, spiritual practices & alacrity. If someone is saying they feel great but they looked clearer, fitter & sexier before – watch & learn, whilst looking elsewhere for direction. What works for you works for you.
My background is cleansing – for me the answer still lies in the colonic tube. If something is overly acidic & clogging, it’s long term results will not be radiant health. Me? I’m too vain to get off this raw-gravy train: anything other than living food gives me bad skin, more lines, grey hair, physical heaviness & darker moods. And juice fasting? Ha, forget skin products – I lose 5 years in 5 days, moisturizing only with olive & coconut oil! The last juice fast was tough, but oh so worth it… ✘


































