Comments on: A Stronger Commitment To Raw Foods http://tombrownsword.com/rawfoods/a-stronger-commitment-to-raw-foods/ An All Raw Foods Diet Transition Journal Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:09:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Tom’s Raw Foods Blog » And We’re Back! http://tombrownsword.com/rawfoods/a-stronger-commitment-to-raw-foods/comment-page-1/#comment-284 Tom’s Raw Foods Blog » And We’re Back! Mon, 11 May 2009 15:50:53 +0000 http://tombrownsword.com/rawfoods/?p=85#comment-284 [...] wondering if my “voluntary” eating of cooked food last August really hurt me more than I thought it did. It may have awakened some… uh, see the next bullet [...] [...] wondering if my “voluntary” eating of cooked food last August really hurt me more than I thought it did. It may have awakened some… uh, see the next bullet [...]

]]> By: Roger Haeske http://tombrownsword.com/rawfoods/a-stronger-commitment-to-raw-foods/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Roger Haeske Tue, 12 Aug 2008 05:38:57 +0000 http://tombrownsword.com/rawfoods/?p=85#comment-68 Great post Tom. Thanks for sharing your insights and transition to being a full fledged raw foodist. Glad to know you're mature enough to not make a big deal of it either. It's just what you eat, not who you are. But it seems eating raw is making you a better Tom. I think for the others who haven't been able to stick to raw it's a lack of clarity that they want to stay all raw. The allure of cooked food is strong. And some people will have to have many goes at it before they'll give it up for good. Just one more cooked meal, even if they are 100 pounds overweight, have diabetes, arthritis and in a wheel chair. It's the same reason people smoke or do drugs when they know they shouldn't. Roger Great post Tom.

Thanks for sharing your insights and transition to being a full fledged raw foodist.

Glad to know you’re mature enough to not make a big deal of it either. It’s just what you eat, not who you are.

But it seems eating raw is making you a better Tom. I think for the others who haven’t been able to stick to raw it’s a lack of clarity that they want to stay all raw.

The allure of cooked food is strong. And some people will have to have many goes at it before they’ll give it up for good.

Just one more cooked meal, even if they are 100 pounds overweight, have diabetes, arthritis and in a wheel chair.

It’s the same reason people smoke or do drugs when they know they shouldn’t.

Roger

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