I can tell you, the amount of fiber in my body currently is really intense . . .
I feel sorry for whoever might be so unfortunate as to end up behind me at any point during the YMCA Central indoor tri tomorrow . . . because they're in for a stinky ride.
This raw thing comes in phases . . . sometimes it seems ridiculously hard, other times it's a breeze. For dinner tonight, I made some raw hummus using sprouted chick peas, and it tasted really good! Besides which, the friction from processing it in my food processor warmed it nicely. And I haven't had warm food in a while.
One of the most interesting parts about this whole process is wondering where I'm going to land: will I be so full of energy and healthy by the end of the month that I'll never want to go back to cooked foods? Will I be so sick of frickin' fruits and veggies that I'll cook everything forever, until all semblance of nutritional value is gone from whatever I eat? I'm betting that I'll end up halfway in between--glad to have had the experience, but ready to incorporate cooked foods (BREAD!) back into my diet. I could see myself being about 50% raw.
But it's thrilling, not knowing where I'll come down at the end of this experiment.
Mmmmm. Homemade hummus is the heat!
ReplyDeleteIn this vein, our meal matched our dog's completely tonight. RAW for everyone.
Well, except he didn't get my beer.
Keep it up, Jamie. You're inspiring me to follow suit.
Wow! I just read all your raw posts - I like the experiment! Hummus sounds good right about now.
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