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  1. I had disgusting breath for years. I had no friends and even family keep me at a distance.
    I was flossing brushing and rinsing everyday but still had bad breath. I spent thousands on all kinds of products claiming to stop bad breath but still had bad breath. I came across an eBook from badhalitosisbreathCom and it gave me my first insight into my problem. After I did all the advice in the eBook it identified Post Nasal Drip as the primary issue with eating and cleaning as the oral problem.
    So I was happily surprised when my brother asked the following week why my breath didn’t smell any more, I told him what I’d done he’s like thank god for that book!
    Now 6 months later I have my first girlfriend and worked up enough courage to tell her about what I was like just 1 year ago. She said I smelt better then any other boyfriend she’d had. Music to my ears!

    • Oral health is so important for our overall health. Bad breath is certainly an indicator of one’s general level of health and is totally avoidable. Good on you for finding a cure for yours!

  2. I am interested in raw eating and experiment with juicing and after reading a post on another blog recently became interested in smoothies that incorporate vegetables. I am not interested in a totally vegetarian lifestyle and I believe some things are better eaten steamed. I am not interested in the videos but I am interested something you may have written yourself. Is the cookbook for kids your creation? Are the recipes on the blog all ones you have made and eaten yourself and therefore endorse? I will be signing up for your email updates and would like to know about things you have created yourself.
    Bruce “the Mid-Life Mentor”´s last blog ..BREAST CANCER RISK – Reduce YOURS My ComLuv Profile

    • Hi Bruce, thanks for the questions.

      I didn’t write the Monkey Mike cookbook, but I have read it and I think it’s great.

      I have created and written nearly all these recipes myself (I think there is one I didn’t create). If I make something I don’t like (and it does happen occasionally) I don’t post it. I actually have lots more recipes I just haven’t had the time to put on the site yet.

      I also endorse the Green Smoothie Challenge. I did it. It was my introduction to green smoothies. I had heard of them, but the first time I actually started making and drinking them was through the green smoothie challenge. The challenge is free but you can upgrade to the books for a small price. I did and it was totally worth it. Great information, tons of green smoothie recipes. I think even more importantly though is that it taught me the concept of green smoothies, so I became really confident in making them myself from ingredients I had on hand (in the garden).

      I am working on an ebook about green smoothies which will have some recipes. And I do eventually want to put together my own raw recipe book. If you sign up for the email updates you’ll hear about it when I get my books finished.

      It’s great that you want to do some experimentation with juicing and green smoothies. Even if you just change that one thing about your diet you should notice the benefits. You may notice yourself craving more raw foods and greens because of them. That’s what happened to me. My diet just got better and better until I decided I could make the jump into totally raw. I’ve been eating that way for over 2 weeks now and it was really much easier than I thought… I think because I’d built up gradually to it.

      I hope that answers all your questions, but let me know if you have any more.

      Donna

  3. This is really interesting information. i don’t know of anyone with diabetes, but my hubby does have a problem with weight. he has lose quite a bit by eating more vebetables and for my self I am really enjoying eating the raw ones with him.

    I have to check out some of your receipes. Sounds like a great idea, but can I have a few brownies once in a while?
    Debbie
    Debbie @ Happy Maker´s last blog ..Secret to happiness is Feeling Fearless in Your Clothing My ComLuv Profile

    • Hi Debbie, it’s great to hear your husband has had some success losing weight by eating more raw. I wasn’t too overweight but I was carrying more than I feel comfortable with, and it was amazing when I started eating raw, it just dropped off me effortlessly. I actually started drinking kombucha before I went raw, and I used it to replace the soda, and so-called ‘energy drinks’ that I’d been having. I lost a noticeable amount of weight from that. From there I moved onto green smoothies as well, and lost a bit more. But it was a major transformation when I started eating mostly raw foods. My friends who haven’t seen me for a month or so were absolutely amazed.

      Hehe, you can have a few brownies once in a while. In fact, raw cacao (cacao is the bean they make chocolate from) is a superfood! It’s incredibly nutritious, high in antioxidants. And it’s so easy to use raw cacao powder to make delicious chocolates and other desserts. In fact there are so many raw food dessert books you won’t believe it. The raw dessert recipes I’ve tried or created are delicious. But you don’t get that lethargic feeling after you eat them, and they are guilt-free because they are actually GOOD for you. I’ve just ordered some more raw cacao, so I’ll be putting some raw chocolate recipes up soon. So, if you make raw brownies, you could have them every day!

  4. I agree — raw brownies are great! I wish my husband liked them better (he simply isn’t a dark chocolate fan), but I sure enjoy making, baking them in the dehydrator & eating them.

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