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Chapters
1. Becoming Raw for
Life
Why Raw?
Are Cooked Foods Harmful?
The Road to Raw
2. A History of the
Raw Food Movement in the United States;
by Rynn Berry
The Early Raw-Food Movement
Twentieth-Century Raw
Modern Practitioners: Sproutarianism and
Living Foods versus
Fruitarianism |

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3. The Raw Report: Scientific Evidence to Date
Raw Vegan Diets and Chronic Disease
The Adequacy of Raw Vegan Diets
4. Why Raw Rocks!
Raw-Food Defenses: How Plants Protect Us
Damaged Goods: Assaults on Our Health
5. Energy and Power
Energy (Calories) and Body Weight
Calories, Protein, Fat, Carbohydrate and Water in Raw Food (table)
Digestion
Protein
6. Carbohydrates in the Raw
Types of Carbohydrates
How Carbohydrates are Digested
Why We Need Carbohydrates
The Most Concentrated Sources of Carbohydrates
Average Carbohydrate Intakes for Raw Foodists
Fiber: The Whole Story
Carbohydrates: Unrefined or Refined, Simple or Complex
7. Fat: Friends
and Foes
Optimal Fat Intake
Ensuring Optimal Intake of Essential Fatty Acids
Fats that Provide the Greatest Health Advantages
Coconut Oil: Menace or Miracle?
8. Vitamins: Inviting Vitality
Protection by Antioxidants from Free Radical Damage
The Body's Detoxification System
Vitamins C, E, K, and D
Vitamins in Raw Foods (table)
Production of Energy from Foods: the B Vitamins
Vitamin B12
9. Acid-Base Balance, Bones, and Minerals
Acid-Base Balance and Bones
Mineral Absorption
Mineral Intakes on Raw Diets, Their Functions and Food
Sources
Minerals in Raw Foods (table)
10: The Great Enzyme Controversy
Understanding Enzymes and Their Functions
The Food Enzyme Theory: Fact and Fiction
11. Food Safety: Raw Case Files
Suspect 001: Buckwheat Greens
Suspect 002: Alfalfa Sprouts
Suspect 003: Sprouted Legumes
Suspect 004: Mushrooms
Suspect 005: Sea Vegetables
Suspect 006: Sprouts
12. Nutrition Guidelines and Menus
Supplements as a Safety Measure
Weight Management
Food Combining Theory and Fact
Menus for Excellent Health (#1 to 6)
13. Recipes (with nutritional analyses)
How to Approach the Recipes
Beverages
Cereals and Crackers
Spreads, Dips, and Cheeses
Soups
Salad Dressings
Main Dishes and Salads
Snacks and Sweets
Glossary
References (35 pages)
Raw Products and Sources
Index
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