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1) Is it normal to feel heaty after eating Raw Cacao? I noticed most of my Asian/Chinese friends are prone to heatiness.
Answer:
“It is pretty common because raw cacao is heaty, somewhat like durian. That’s why having enough Green Smoothies, and adding Pure Synergy allows us to balance yin/yang.
There are many people (including myself) who could not take durian or chocolate without falling sick with sore throat etc. Only after I started to eat more raw foods years ago, then the body balances and now the tolerance is totally different.
Similar experiences reported by the other raw foodists – the body seems to balance off after eating more raw foods. Now, I can go for durians and mangoes 2 to 3 times a week. And of course, people’s constitution vary from body to body; For people whose body seems to be on the more heaty side, it helps to drink more Green Smoothies.
Did you drink enough water? I suggest you drink ample purified water, alongside with Green Smoothies, add more fresh fruits (skip the mangoes or longans) and fresh greens into the cooked meals too…
Also, it would be useful to take note what you are eating during the other meals. It is usually the processed foods that are wrecking havoc in the body.”
2) Can we eat pumpkin, radish, sweet-potatoes? They seemed to be consumed rarely or not at all in raw food diets.
Answer:
“Pumpkin, radish and sweet potatoes have been used in raw recipes where they are sliced thinly and marinated well to break down their fibers. The key thing to note is that they have tougher fibers than other produces, and have better textures steamed. Even though I eat mainly raw vegan foods, I think its perfectly ok to have steamed potatoes/pumpkins roots as compared with hawker centre fried oily meals.”
3) I had tried 2 types of smoothies on my own using your formula. It was delicious but the texture is not as good as what we drank during the workshop - is this due to the blender quality.
“Yes you are right on that – the Blender makes a whole world of difference. If you are serious about transitioning onto blended smoothies and foods for the long term, it is definitely more economical and efficient to invest in a quality one.”
4) What can I do with the vegetable stalks, which we do not use in blending?
Answer:
“The best way to use them is to use them in dehydrated recipes like cakes, breads, pies or crackers. We can process these stalks in the food processor in recipes, and they form the base/texture to make raw gourmet snacks ‘chewy’. If you don’t have time or don’t own a dehydrator yet, you can use the stalks to make juice for facial masks, ferment them with fruit peels to make enzymes, compost for your garden, or simply feed them to pet turtles or rabbits! “
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