Now I've benefited from going raw and have seen/heard/experience it reversing some of the most chronic conditions that plague US (HBP, CV, obesities, high cholesterol). HOWEVER, after seeing this movie in the shortest, if you want to call it such, diabetics can really stand to benefit to going raw.

After seeing this clip for the movie Raw for 30 days, which is longer than I ever went, I was no more than re-convinceds that going raw has its benefits. This puts the theory that alternative medicine is a fairy tale wrt to chronic conditions to mild rest. And the fact that this study was done under a doctor's care proves that there was some validity to what was done (as it's being repeated again, and under doctors care).

It also shows that going raw is NOT easy. You need to have some serious willpower to do it. But the benefits of going raw are nothing short of dramatic (I lost 32 pounds in December as a result of going raw). But in the parlance of chronic conditions, particularly diabetes, the fact that it completely reversed the condition was amazing. Now I'll admit that I was doubtful of that. Sure it would totally make managing diabetes easier. But to totally reverse it to nothingness? I wasn't totally buying it. But after seeing this film and hearing stories of being "cured" of diabetes prior to seeing/hearing of the film really proves the point that foods can heal.

Look at it.

Thanks for this wonderful thread.

I'm gonna check it out, Tyrone.

Thanks, potna!!!

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Originally posted by JayThomas:
I'm gonna check it out, Tyrone.

Thanks, potna!!!

Figured you'd be the first to address it (Remembered your stance on this "ailment"). The irony of it is that most people in conventional medicine are against diabetics fasting even under doctors care.

i'm going to have to research this RAW phenom in more detail. I've tried the Vegeterian route but it ain't working.

I found this health food store. I purchased a few things and I couldn't eat any of it.

Thanks for the post Ty