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Raw Paleo Diet Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: Sully on November 13, 2008, 11:04:37 pm

Title: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Sully on November 13, 2008, 11:04:37 pm
I read that humans cannot properly digest it. Which is why many stay away from vegetables.

Is that including roots, like carrots, turnips, rutabaga?
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: goodsamaritan on November 14, 2008, 05:13:10 pm
Wai Genriiu's opinion:

We Don’t Need to Eat Plants

In Short :

We are not pigeons.
We are not cows.

Therefore we don’t have a crop to digest cereals, nor 4 stomachs to gradually digest grasses or leaves. Cereals and vegetables contain many different substances inhibiting digestion and the uptake of nutrients in humans. To maximally absorb all required nutrients, you need to consume easy-digestible raw foods. And fruits and sashimi or fresh raw egg yolk (mixed with avocado) combined, contain all nutrients you need. There is not a single nutrient in vegetables or cereals, fruits do not contain. (see site3)

To prevent your tummy to swell; don’t consume any beans, vegetables or grains. However, some vegetables you may find easy to digest, which allows you to eat these.

http://www.youngerthanyourage.com/13/plants.htm
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: boxcarguy07 on November 15, 2008, 10:39:33 pm
I usually do stay away from veggies, except leafy greens, because of what the Wai diet says about them... but I don't know, I'm starting to think maybe they are beneficial. Or they can be.

I got a strange craving for broccoli out of the blue the other night, so I bought some and I've been eating it. Maybe it was the high vitamin C levels in the broccoli that I was craving?
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Sully on November 16, 2008, 12:43:11 am
I think cabbage is high in vitamin C too.
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Nicola on November 16, 2008, 04:53:54 am

I got a strange craving for broccoli out of the blue the other night, so I bought some and I've been eating it. Maybe it was the high vitamin C levels in the broccoli that I was craving?

Don't tell me you are eating raw broccoli -v? Meat has all the vitamin C you need!

Goodsamaritan; we are not pigeons, we are not cows!!!

Nicola
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: boxcarguy07 on November 16, 2008, 05:13:35 am
Vitamin C is only found in certain glands like adrenals, not in muscle meat.
i like broccoli, nothing  -v about it
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Nicola on November 16, 2008, 09:54:03 pm
Vitamin C is only found in certain glands like adrenals, not in muscle meat.
i like broccoli, nothing  -v about it

You should read up on "the Bear" and check out Charles forum.

http://activenocarber.myfreeforum.org/Bear_s_Words_Of_Wisdom_about22.html

http://www.zerocarbage.com/

Nicola
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Sully on November 17, 2008, 11:18:50 pm
No offense Nicola, Its like you worship this Bear guy!!! You just soak up everything he says.....
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Sully on November 18, 2008, 12:04:37 am
Don't tell me you are eating raw broccoli -v?
Maybe, you have never acquired a taste for it. I had some purple broccoli yesterday. ;D
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Nicola on November 18, 2008, 03:49:44 am
Maybe, you have never acquired a taste for it. I had some purple broccoli yesterday. ;D

It's not all about taste, it's about nourishment, digestion, toxins, gas, your small and large in testins

...and it is winter in Switzerland!!!!

I made my self very ill eating raw vegan - believe me their is more to health than just posting down raw "material".

Nicola
Title: Re: Vegetable Cellulose
Post by: Raw Kyle on November 18, 2008, 11:36:29 am
Cellulose is for the most part indigestible, but whether it's bad or not for it to go through your system is a debate.

Secondly, most foods with cellulose also have other nutrients that ARE digestible. I often see people say that broccoli is completely indigestible raw because of the cellulose. Well...the cellulose molecules are indigestible, but when you chew it you liberate plenty of juice with some digestible carbs, proteins and fats as well as vitamins, minerals, enzymes and water. Whether you'd be better off eating something without cellulose can be debated, but to say a food is completely indigestible because it contains fiber is wrong, it's the fiber that is indigestible.

I did hear that humans can digest a little cellulose in one of the intestines. Not anything to worry about, it's the action of some microorganism I believe, not adding significantly to the nutrients you can get.