One natural product that I have totally embraced in my everyday life is coconut water. There are countless benefits but I really notice the difference in my skin, which feels much better hydrated and therefore a little less crinkly wrinkly… One of the reasons for this effect is that coconut water has the same balance of [...]
Archive for June, 2009
Coconut water saves lives and prevents wrinkles
Posted in Raw product reviews, Raw superfoods, tagged benefits of coconuts, bikram yoga, Coconut board, coconut juice, coconut water, coconuts, coconuts superfoods, electrolytes, FAO, green coconuts, isotonic, natural sports drink, natural wrinkle cure, oral rehydration, raw food, same electrolyte balance as human blood, UN food and agricultural organisation, vitacoca, wholefoods on June 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Scientific proof that a plant-based diet is the way to go
Posted in Raw food news, tagged plant-based diet, plant-based diet and weight loss, prevent heart disease, raw food diet, reduce heart disease risks, weight loss on June 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Once again thanks to twitter, I’ve just stumbled on some very interesting info to pass on. This article in Archives of Internal Medicine in June 2009, presents the results of a registered clinical trial conducted by lots of PHDs, MDs, RDs and BScs, that clearly prove a plant-based diet lowers heart disease risks and helps weight loss. With [...]
Cinnamon has antioxidant superpowers
Posted in Raw food news, Raw superfoods, tagged antioxidants, blueberries, cassia trees, cinnamon, cloves, examiner, Hippocrates, how cinnamon is made, joyce schneider, lower cholesterol, michael castelman, new healing herbs, ORAC, pomegranate juice on June 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I absolutely love cinnamon, so when I found this article about its amazing superpowers I obviously just had to tell you about it. But firstly – what exactly is it? Cinnamon is the rolled, pressed and dried up inner bark from Cassia trees, which are native to Sri Lanka but cultivated in South America, Vietnam, India, Madagascar and Egypt. The superpower [...]
Fasting for hypocrites
Posted in Raw food news, tagged courgette, fasting, food, mango, raw food, raw food restaurant, raw pasta, raw pesto, raw pizza, raw spaghetti, spa samui, Thailand on June 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I figured that if I’m going to go without food for over a week, then I want it to be in paradise. However it would have to be a budget kind of paradise. Hence I found myself at Spa Samui, a detox spa on Koh Samui, the sadly slightly overdeveloped island in the bay of [...]
Revolution in Thailand: the green smoothy kind
Posted in Raw food news, Raw superfoods, tagged about.com, anti-oxidants, blenders, calacium, crystal healing, fast, fasting, green smoothies, green smoothy, healing, healing food, iridologist, iron, Jennifer Thompson, Koh Samui, lose weight, nutrients, nutritional benefits, raw baby food, raw food, raw food recipe, raw foodist, raw life, stop cravings, Thailand, vitamin b, vitamin c, vitamin k on June 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On the night before I began my fast here on Koh Samui, Thailand, I was lucky enough to bump into ‘my’ iridologist, and raw foodist, crystal healer and friend Jennifer Thompson. And as luck would have it she invited me to a free green smoothy talk she was giving that evening. Of course I accepted [...]
Heston Blumenthal is ‘onto’ raw food
Posted in Raw food news, tagged alkaline, biodynamic, blender, body type, hay festival, Heston Blumenthal, Jay Rayner, macrobiotic, molecular gastronomist, Observer, organic, raw food, raw foodists, raw fruit and vegetables, veganism, vegeterianism on June 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I managed to speak to Fat Duck’s super-chef Heston Blumenthal and Observer food critic Jay Rayner in Hay and asked them both the same question; ‘What do you think about raw food?’ Jay’s response was so ‘interesting’ it deserves its own story, which I’ll write when I finish reading his book; ‘The man who ate the world; in [...]

