I have been away and just saw your post Tyler. Call it coincidence, while I was away I found it easier to go zero carbs. So far no cravings. But I know the first few days of anything will not necessarily show problems and I will look out for problems. So far I do feel better. Thanks.

Jeanne

What a surprise!  I was just starting to shut everything down when I decided to check once more. We were going to go to have (raw) fish at Mandalay Bay so the directions are on the same route. Thanks for the info and on how to approach eating out in L.V.

I will be there for 3 night and 3 days.

There is no time to find stores. Everything happens on the strip where there are no stores. So that's why I want to bring as much as possible. If possible I will try to get to the Whole Foods.

Since I won't have raw butter for another week, maybe taking coconut oil in it's place will help. I decided to bring another suitcase/duffle bag with supplies including a personal blender.

These are long days. They don't even want people to bring in food or water. They want to sell from their own concession stands. So my big bag with jars full of things is what I'll be bringing during the day. Won't be the first time, but it will be the first time eating this way.

That is good to know. In the past I have had energy surges from not so healthy foods like sugar etc.
I started with making enough juice for a day. but after reading the possibility of eating only meat, I am making juice every few days.
 Is meat and the fat from meat your primary diet?

I looked up Dr. Ron and book marked his sight. All these products seem good. It's quite an education just reading the descriptions. I will keep these products in mind. I just started taking Isocort again. It really helped. As I said I stopped everything the last week of February. But the past few days I am feeling like I am winding down. I am thinking this might be where the cravings started coming from.
It was helpful and sad to read here that this diet didn't help adrenal fatigue. From A.V.'s book anything is possible and I hoped that this issue would be met quickly. Anyway, I started taking the isocort again this morning. My naturopath said it could take a year to not need it. She mentioned it is like a bully. It takes over and gives the adrenals a rest. Maybe this is something to write about in the 'health' subject. I have also been out of my first gallon of raw milk since around the time my energy started to fail and the cravings started up. 

Hello All,
  This is my first post here. I have been eating 100% raw since Feb 21. I've read both of Aajonus' books.
I am following  the meal plan in the Recipe for Living Without Disease, eating every every one to two hours.
  In the past (pre-raw) I was plagued with night time cravings, foraging in fridge and cabinets but never finding anything that hit the spot.
  The past two nights I found the myself feeling the same need to forage. It starts soon after my last meat meal between 6:00 and 7:00.
   In his book, A.V. mentions having a piece of french bread about a half hour before a daily slump occurs. I have adrenal fatigue and this really worked for the afternoon fatigue. This happened only for a few days in the beginning and before I started eating red meat.
   Now, the old night time elusive need is popping up. Last night I tried a piece of bread and butter and I instantly felt satisfied which lasted until I went to sleep. It got me thinking maybe a green juice might do the same. I would prefer that. I have no need for bread at other times. I am wondering if anyone has any input on this night time crave. Before the bread I had tried slices of raw cheese with butter and honey, with only honey, with only butter, some dates with butter but nothing helped until the bread. I later wondered if a glass of green juice might have been the missing link, but it was too late to see.

Thanks,

Jeanneji