Lettuce, tomato, green beans, Jerusalem artichokes, onion, peas, snow
peas, jimica, carrots, cabbage, bok choy, peppers, mushrooms, celery,
cucumber, yam radish, sprouts of any kind, bamboo shoots, endive, ginger
root, greens of all kinds (beet, collard, dandelion, mustard, kale,
turnip, swiss chard), parsley, pimiento, sauerkraut (fresh not canned),
scallions, spinach, turnip, water chestnut, watercress.
For dressing you can use lemon juice and any type of vinegar. Blend
a tomato and add spices for a dressing.
Now after the two weeks you can start to steam any vegetable that you
have been eating raw. You can also add brown rice( the real kind-not
uncle Ben’s) and either chicken or fish which is baked only. You
may eat the meat 4 times during each week.
After the second, two week period you now start to add one food each
day. This should be a single entity food. You wouldn’t have a
bowl of stew because it has a lot of things in it. You need to keep
a food diary and track each food you eat and how it makes you feel.
If you find a food that makes you feel bad then put a star by it and
come back in two weeks and try it again. We all have days that we don’t
feel good and you can’t blame everything on food.
The reason for doing this is to find a diet that your body responds
to in a positive way. You will notice that while you are on the raw
diet your thinking will clear, you will have more energy and in general
feel better. This is the way you feel when you eat the foods that are
best suited for your body. If you have hypertension or diabetes you
need to discuss that with me before you start the diet.
While on this diet if you are a male you may lose between 10-18 lbs
and if you are a female between 8-14 lbs. If you don’t want to
lose weight then eat more of the tropical fruits and avocado. Under
certain circumstances we will add another high density carbohydrate
to avoid weight loss.
Thanks to Dr
George