Fruit Smoothie Recipes * Banana Smoothie Recipe * Raw Food Magazine – Vibrance!
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❤ Dan’s Favorite Fruit Smoothie Recipe &
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whose Executive Editor is David Klein, PhD ❤
* Detox, Go Low Fat or Fat Free,
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* I n g r e d i e n t s *
— 2 Young Coconuts (Coconut Water)
— 1-2 cups of fresh Figs
— 4 Bananas, as ripe as you can stand 
— 1 bunch of Kale (with leaves torn off of stems)
* P r e p a r a t i o n *
— 1) Open young coconuts to get coconut water out ~ watch this video if you need help: http://bit.ly/u9Q4j
— 2) Add the coconut water, fresh figs, bananas and kale leaves to your Vita-Mix, or other high-powered blender of your choice. http://bit.ly/GZsuq or http://bit.ly/3OTXD9
— 3) Blend until desired consistency is reached.
— 4) Enjoy!
* I n s p i r a t i o n *
— Figs are really good for your body, and especially for men and their virility
— If you are just starting out on the raw food path, make the mental decision to aim for 80% raw, and then just always focus on adding as much raw food as you can to your diet. Do not worry if you aren’t 100% raw!
— Take it easy, and remember that slow and steady wins the race.
— Be prepared for the possibility that you will go through some challenges as your body detoxes, and no longer receives artificial stimulants from cooked foods and the chemicals that were in them. Your adrenals could very well have shut down while receiving these artificial stimulants, so it might take a bit of time before your body gets them recharged and functioning again…but it *will* happen.
— Remember…you are on nature’s schedule! Allow your body to clean itself out and get naturally functioning again. It has taken your whole life to get where you are, so it is going to take some time to undo everything. You won’t get healthy overnight, but you *will* get healthy as fast as mother nature allows!
—*—*—*— VIBRANCE MAGAZINE —*—*—*—
DAN’S FAVORITE RAW FOOD MAGAZINE!
** Visit http://vibrancemagazine.com to subscribe **
— If any of you are looking for some inspiration in written form in addition to these videos, then I *highly* recommend that you subscribe to VIBRANCE MAGAZINE, which is by far my *favorite* raw food magazine. Formerly known as “Living Nutrition Magazine” from 1996-2008, today it is now VIBRANCE MAGAZINE and is published twice a year exclusively in a digital format. Each issue is jam-packed with highly illuminating content which is beneficial, informative, and most importantly can be easily applied to *your* life.
— Each issue features several thought-provoking articles, which I’m sure you will enjoy as much as I do. For example, the past issue that I read had articles on: raw food athletes, rock dust, comfort foods and their raw food equivalents.
— During all the tough times I experienced when I first went raw, reading this magazine was sometimes the only thing that could keep me on track! Especially during the times when I didn’t (yet) have any like-minded friends to lean on for support on the raw food path.
— For years, I have always looked up to the editor of the magazine, Dave Klein, and today I am honored to be able to call him my friend. He asked me if I would let my viewers know about his magazine and I said I would be more than happy to share this with them! I truly think you will enjoy this magazine and all it has to offer….for you know me….if I didn’t think it was high-quality information, then I wouldn’t be sharing it with you! It really is raw food inspiration of the highest caliber.
** Visit http://vibrancemagazine.com to subscribe **
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Duration : 0:9:58
Cienega Elementary School Organic Food Bank.mov
Kids from Cienega Elementary School in Los Angeles talk about healthy fruits and veggies on behalf of their organic food pantry
Duration : 0:1:13
Raw Food Detox Diet * Natural Healing from Friedreich’s Ataxia ❤
The child of a friend of mine is ataxic, from a neurological condition called Friedreich’s Ataxia, and they asked me what I would do, if my own child had the same condition. ❤
Well…the raw food diet, of course! But more than just that…listen in to learn some more…as I would do these steps if I had ANY disease! Thanks for tuning in to this important information… I love you all….peace! Dan
If you are interested in the herbs that I speak of in this video, they are available for purchase here http://bit.ly/17uxq2
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Duration : 0:9:21
Vegan Food Pyramid – Explained
http://www.ingaambrosia.com
http://www.tiny.cc/abyssalplane
lose weight eat better healthier diet “animal rights” “animal welfare” peta “inga ambrosia” “food pyramid” overweight “weight loss” “diet plan” skinny model anorexia bulimia obese obesity diabetes cancer disease sickness death malnutrition “school lunch” cooking “raw vegan” “raw food” protein fat carbs carbohydrates legumes grains nuts seeds fruits butter milk millet quinoa juicing “body image” dysmorphic “fast food”
Duration : 0:8:1
Sesame Street: Healthy Foods
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Cookie Monster raps about healthy food.
Sesame Street is a production of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization which also produces Pinky Dinky Doo, The Electric Company, and other programs for children around the world.
Duration : 0:2:46
Organic Farming: Can It Feed Us (Part 1)
VVH-TV News Special
Organic Farming: Can It Feed Us? Part 1
Karl Grossman Chief Investigative Reporter examines Organic Farming on Eastern Long Island.
What is organic farming?
organic farming can be defined as an approach to agriculture where the aim is to create integrated, humane, environmentally and economically sustainable agricultural production systems. Maximum reliance is placed on locally or farm-derived renewable resources and the management of self-regulating ecological and biological processes and interactions in order to provide acceptable levels of crop, livestock and human nutrition, protection from pests and diseases, and an appropriate return to the human and other resources employed. Reliance on external inputs, whether chemical or organic, is reduced as far as possible. In many European countries, organic agriculture is known as ecological agriculture, reflecting this reliance on ecosystem management rather than external inputs.
The objective of sustainability lies at the heart of organic farming and is one of the major factors determining the acceptability or otherwise of specific production practices. The term ’sustainable’ is used in its widest sense, to encompass not just conservation of non-renewable resources (soil, energy, minerals) but also issues of environmental, economic and social sustainability. The term ‘organic’ is best thought of as referring to the concept of the farm as an organism, in which all the component parts – the soil minerals, organic matter, micro-organisms, insects, plants, animals and humans – interact to create a coherent and stable whole.
The key characteristics of organic farming include:
protecting the long term fertility of soils by maintaining organic matter levels, encouraging soil biological activity, and careful mechanical intervention;
providing crop nutrients indirectly using relatively insoluble nutrient sources which are made available to the plant by the action of soil micro-organisms;
nitrogen self-sufficiency through the use of legumes and biological nitrogen fixation, as well as effective recycling of organic materials including crop residues and livestock manures;
weed, disease and pest control relying primarily on crop rotations, natural predators, diversity, organic manuring, resistant varieties and limited (preferably minimal) thermal, biological and chemical intervention;
the extensive management of livestock, paying full regard to their evolutionary adaptations, behavioural needs and animal welfare issues with respect to nutrition, housing, health, breeding and rearing;
careful attention to the impact of the farming system on the wider environment and the conservation of wildlife and natural habitats.
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Duration : 0:35:13
100 Life Saving Health Food Tips
http://www.healthfitnesssite.com 100 Life Saving health food Tips-
Duration : 0:1:47