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Question 49c:
Jocelyne G. from Park City, Utah asks, “I like to think that I eat fairly healthy as it is, but I am still not seeing the progress that I’d like to. I’ve done a little research and found that it could be the fact that I’m cooking all of my veggies, and still eating a lot of packaged foods. There seems to not be a clear answer on whether going raw is a fad, or if it is legitimate, could you clarify?”
Short Answer:
While burning fat isn’t the primary goal of this diet, you’re also likely to feel full when eating lots of raw foods from consuming plenty of fiber and nutrients, so this can help you curb cravings and eat less overall if that’s one of your goals.
Note: Make sure to watch parts 1 and 2 so you can get all the ins and outs of a raw foods diet plan and if it can help you long term.
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