I'm sorry, did I mention the fact that it is believed, that with softer food contributed to our current dental woes- that exemplafies the link between traditional foods and modern processed foods? Early 20th century A 1933 paper by E. B. Forbes says that "...cooking renders food pasty, so that it st...

Good morning! Oscar wrote: I didn't say that, and neither did RRM. But what is the difference between bone and teeth composition of carnivores, herbivores and humans? I never said you, he said, what I said. He did bring it up and I still feel it doesn't apply. It's okay if you do, but I don't. I'm a...

Oscar wrote: The question of chewing is still out in the open. Like RRM said, predators hardly chew, and it's not as if they have bad teeth because of that. How much we need to chew remains to be seen. It wouldn't surprise me if teeth and bone health (in an optimally healthy human) are not correlate...

Oscar, I am stunned that you would suggest I didn't know beef wasn't a munchfood. Basil, ocassional veggies etc., grass juice... these are munch foods. Perhaps healthy ones, and by the way I use these particular ones. But to say- no munch foods other than nuts is incorrect. Forgive me DG, but whenev...

DarkGalaxy wrote: To Oscar: Hi Oscar, I really like all your help on tooth issues!! Well, I eat only fresh raw fruits (including avocado's, zucchinis, etc.), mostly organic or peeled, then sashimi whenever I get the chance, raw organic yolks, raw organic nuts, olive oil, coconut oil, sometimes young...

avo,

I have never once thought of freezing my nuts ! Good thing I don't have any I keep them in the fridge though. Freezing helps with shelling? I like that, but what is the loss/damage, if any with nuts?

Best wishes,
Avalon

I think most people who have reached a certain stage in dieting, seek out wild fish, wild game. They are hopefully less poluted, more nature built- and though I haven't specifically written this here on the forum- is what I seek. Wild caught fish, grass fed buffalo, free range eggs: much more wild t...

Chewing is a healthy human act. Not just for digestion, but bone and teeth health.We weren't meant to just drink fluids. So it gets tricky.

I'd buy two for $200!!

There are places on-line where you can build your own- that would be nearly identical to the Temp. I have no doubt that that memory foam is not limited to that name. Someone somewhere can duplicate it.

ehh... or not

Thanx DG! I am working on it. The world sure doesn't make it easy- with all the nasty advertising around. I've been thinking of giving up animal foods as well, but I'm not ready for that leap. You wrote a very nice post which I downloaded- on negativity influencing our lives- and much more. It was o...

Terence wrote: But there is one thing with olive oil that makes me skeptical: If I eat relatively high amounts of olive oil every day the skin in my face becomes extremely dry. What could be the reason? I was just reading about some people with similar issues, however regarding dairy products and th...

John. I'll say maybe to that. Many generic- products are the same, inherently. But I remain open to proving And honestly if money were no object, I would buy one tomorrow.

I can't afford one. I do have friends who swear by it. I know you can get generic style foam mattresses if you google.

I hope one day to try one out. Until then I'm stuck with a futon that seems to be treating me right...for now

Best wishes,
Avalon

Hi Aron, Do you mean using oranges for orange juice? If you can't afford this, just eat whole oranges. I have never juiced on this diet. It is not a requirement. Only if you are lacking in energy and then it can be useful. Experiment with the accepted food-stuffs and you'll find what works for you. ...

Thanx for reminding me, Oscar