Today, Saturday November 14th is World Diabetes
Day. The theme for the years 2009 to 2013 is
"Diabetes Education and Prevention."
It's funny though how "Education and Prevention"
can mean totally different things to different
people.
For the International Diabetes Organization and
the over 12 drug companies that sponsor World
Diabetes Day it means educating people about how
they can "manage" their diabetes with insulin.
For the team that made the film "Simply Raw:
Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days" it means educating
people on how they can prevent and even reverse
diabetes with a raw and living foods diet.
Now don't get me wrong, insulin is an absolutely
amazing thing that has saved countless lives, but
it's not something you want to use regularly. The
goal should always be to get off of medication
whenever possible.
And if that's the case how come there's no mention
of eating a raw and living foods diet on the World
Diabetes Day website? Kind of crazy don't you
think...
To help with the real meaning of "Education and
Prevention" for World Diabetes Day the team behind
the film "Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days"
is offering a huge 50% OFF discount on their film
and the companion "Raw for Life" 2 disc DVD set.
You can see the trailer for the film and what they're
doing here:
Raw for 30 Days
Also, when you pick up a copy of Simply Raw or Raw
for Life today you'll also get ALL of the bonuses
listed below. One of the really cool things about
theraw food community is how we all come together
to supporta cause like reversing diabetes.
A lot of people have stepped up to contribute amazing
bonuses for this event.
Don't miss out on getting all of these bonuses...
* Bonus 1: "Kitchen Gadgets" 40 Minute Instructional
Video by Raw Food Chef Cherie Soria of The Living Light
Institute($14.99 Value)
* Bonus 2: Jennifer Cornbleet's Favorite 5 Recipes from
her Book "Raw Food Made Easy"($4.99 Value)
* Bonus 3: A One Month Raw Menu Planner by Tera Warner of
"The Raw Divas" ($14.99 Value)
* Bonus 4: Audio Interview with Ani Phyo on How to Stay
Raw While Traveling ($4.99 Value)
* Bonus 5: The entire "The Raw Life: Becoming Natural in
an Unnatural World" E-Book by Paul Nison ($14.99 Value)
* Bonus 6: The entire "Revealing the Physical Changes"
E-Book by Angela Stokes - 63 Pages! ($19.95 Value)
* Bonus 7: The entire "Revvellutionize Your Life In 30 Days"
E-Book by Revvell Revati of Rawkin Radio ($19.95 Value)
* Bonus 8: The entire "Raw Success " book, written by Matt
Monarch - ($15.95 Value) plus a 12% Discount Coupon for his
Raw Food World Online Store
* Bonus 9: Chapter 1 of Susan Schenk's book "The Live Food
Factor" ($4.95 Value)
* Bonus 10: CD #1 and #5 of Nomi Shannon's 5 CD "21 Days to
Better Health" Program ($37.49 Value)
That's a lot of great extra health insight and education...
and you get it all FR@E when you purchase the Simply Raw or
Raw for Life for 50% off.
Go here right now to see all the details and get your copies:
Raw for 30 Days
Until next time...
To Your Health!
Peace! :)
Debbie
P.S. - This special half off World Diabetes Day Sale ends at
midnight on Friday, November 20th. If you'd like to get this
revolutionary film that so many people are raving about...
and save 50%, then go here now:
Raw for 30 Days
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Happy Mother's day! How my weekend went...
First off, I'd just like to wish all you moms out there a very "Happy Mother's Day"!
Well, I have been having a great time using my work friend's Vitamix 5200. "Boy does that blender rawk! The smoothies, the sauces, all the goodies made in that thing are smooth and delicious!" I really need to save up for one of my own!
Speaking of sauces, I made my Sweet Cheesy Kale Chips this weekend using the Vitamix. I was so into making the stuff, I forgot to put in the nutritional yeast that helps add the nutty flavor. Oh well, they still came out pretty darned good! Check out the recipe for yourself! I also made some raw ice cream - vanilla, and chocolate-carob. The Vitamix really made a difference in the consistency of the ice cream mix that I placed in the freezer. This batch is super creamy and delish! Still no need for an ice cream maker. Check my recipe blog later for the recipe and the pics.
Oh, you know what else? I don't know if I mentioned this previously, but my other good friend from work has an herb garden. His wife and him have been giving me fresh herbs right from the garden. I mean big bag fulls. They have given me basil, dill, cilantro, parsley, mint, and tomatoes (not an herb, but still from the garden). I've been feeling rather blessed. Well anyway, they gave me tons more. So this weekend I decided to dehydrate some of it to make dried herbs for my food prep. While I was dehydrating them, the dehydrator kept shutting off. It must have done that 6 times before it finally stayed on long enough to dry them. You see, I'm still using an old Nesco dehydrator (the round kind with no temp control). Another item for the wish list is an Excalibur dehydrator. I would love to own one of those things too! I use the heck out of my Nesco, and it shows.
Well, I was beginning to worry that I wouldn't be able to dehydrate my kale chips...but luckily the Nesco turned back on and stayed on overnight. The chips came out fine. I hope to make a few more things today with it, so hopefully it will hang in there a little while longer. Just knowing how I feel about the Vitamix, I'm sure I'd feel the same way about the Excalibur. I know that one day I will have these items for my very own! Patience...
Yesterday I also managed to take time out an watch my copy of "Simply Raw, Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days". Wow! This documentary was so "rawsome"! It was so well done, so heart-felt, I actually cried a few times out of happiness for the people who made the transition, and found hope in their health again! It's definitely a movie to see! Whether you suffer from diabetes or not, this movie will make an impact on you and how you think about your health, your diet, the medical industry, and raw food.
After watching that, I decided to take out my "Food Matters" video and watch that again. Another brilliant documentary to watch! Watching these two movies really empower you to want to go out and spread the word on using raw food to heal and feel well! "Hey, that's what I want to do!"
As for my daily raw, and the 100-day challenge through Raw Fu, I've been doing good overall. I have been eating a little more organic corn chips than I should, but everything else has been high raw! As you know, I was eating a lot of raw chocolate too...but I have cut way back on that too! For the most part, my daily diet consists a tall glass of water with MSM and freshly squeezed lemon juice, then later a small morning fruit smoothie (antioxidant rich), maybe a raw bar or mostly raw apple with raw almond butter to dip. Then for lunch I'll have a big salad of greens, seaweed, tomatoe, cucumber, and maybe avocado, hemp seed, and a little bragg's and kelp flakes. I'll also have a Kombucha with it or just plain water. Then for a late afternoon snack I'll have fruit (unless I'm still full). Then for my early dinner I have a huge green smoothie! That's it! The only thing that's not included is the occasional corn chip binge, and the two weeks of raw chocolate I consumed...
Well, that's it for today. I need to get back to working on my site, and hopefully making my first web video. We'll see. Till' next time, have a great day, and a blessed week!
Peace! :)
- Debbie
Well, I have been having a great time using my work friend's Vitamix 5200. "Boy does that blender rawk! The smoothies, the sauces, all the goodies made in that thing are smooth and delicious!" I really need to save up for one of my own!
Speaking of sauces, I made my Sweet Cheesy Kale Chips this weekend using the Vitamix. I was so into making the stuff, I forgot to put in the nutritional yeast that helps add the nutty flavor. Oh well, they still came out pretty darned good! Check out the recipe for yourself! I also made some raw ice cream - vanilla, and chocolate-carob. The Vitamix really made a difference in the consistency of the ice cream mix that I placed in the freezer. This batch is super creamy and delish! Still no need for an ice cream maker. Check my recipe blog later for the recipe and the pics.
Oh, you know what else? I don't know if I mentioned this previously, but my other good friend from work has an herb garden. His wife and him have been giving me fresh herbs right from the garden. I mean big bag fulls. They have given me basil, dill, cilantro, parsley, mint, and tomatoes (not an herb, but still from the garden). I've been feeling rather blessed. Well anyway, they gave me tons more. So this weekend I decided to dehydrate some of it to make dried herbs for my food prep. While I was dehydrating them, the dehydrator kept shutting off. It must have done that 6 times before it finally stayed on long enough to dry them. You see, I'm still using an old Nesco dehydrator (the round kind with no temp control). Another item for the wish list is an Excalibur dehydrator. I would love to own one of those things too! I use the heck out of my Nesco, and it shows.
Well, I was beginning to worry that I wouldn't be able to dehydrate my kale chips...but luckily the Nesco turned back on and stayed on overnight. The chips came out fine. I hope to make a few more things today with it, so hopefully it will hang in there a little while longer. Just knowing how I feel about the Vitamix, I'm sure I'd feel the same way about the Excalibur. I know that one day I will have these items for my very own! Patience...
Yesterday I also managed to take time out an watch my copy of "Simply Raw, Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days". Wow! This documentary was so "rawsome"! It was so well done, so heart-felt, I actually cried a few times out of happiness for the people who made the transition, and found hope in their health again! It's definitely a movie to see! Whether you suffer from diabetes or not, this movie will make an impact on you and how you think about your health, your diet, the medical industry, and raw food.
After watching that, I decided to take out my "Food Matters" video and watch that again. Another brilliant documentary to watch! Watching these two movies really empower you to want to go out and spread the word on using raw food to heal and feel well! "Hey, that's what I want to do!"
As for my daily raw, and the 100-day challenge through Raw Fu, I've been doing good overall. I have been eating a little more organic corn chips than I should, but everything else has been high raw! As you know, I was eating a lot of raw chocolate too...but I have cut way back on that too! For the most part, my daily diet consists a tall glass of water with MSM and freshly squeezed lemon juice, then later a small morning fruit smoothie (antioxidant rich), maybe a raw bar or mostly raw apple with raw almond butter to dip. Then for lunch I'll have a big salad of greens, seaweed, tomatoe, cucumber, and maybe avocado, hemp seed, and a little bragg's and kelp flakes. I'll also have a Kombucha with it or just plain water. Then for a late afternoon snack I'll have fruit (unless I'm still full). Then for my early dinner I have a huge green smoothie! That's it! The only thing that's not included is the occasional corn chip binge, and the two weeks of raw chocolate I consumed...
Well, that's it for today. I need to get back to working on my site, and hopefully making my first web video. We'll see. Till' next time, have a great day, and a blessed week!
Peace! :)
- Debbie
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