Comments on: A Call to Natural Health Advocates (Part 2) and a Free Teleseminar for You http://renegadehealth.com/blog/2008/01/14/a-call-to-natural-health-advocates-part-2?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=a-call-to-natural-health-advocates-part-2 Wed, 23 May 2012 21:39:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Susan RN http://renegadehealth.com/blog/2008/01/14/a-call-to-natural-health-advocates-part-2#comment-1294 Susan RN Wed, 16 Jan 2008 20:15:38 +0000 http://renegadehealth.com/blog/a-call-to-natural-health-advocates-part-2/#comment-1294 Kevin, I have noticed I have less and less time these days to do the many tasks at hand, let alone recreation. So, it seems obvious that you are going to need an income, since maintaining a site and client base like this is no small undertaking. At a glance, Patrick questioned your ethics. I agree that raw foods is the best way of eating I have ever experienced in my life, but I will resort to whatever works. If supplements help peeps, great! I don't seem to need them anymore, but will be checking on that B12 again next month. (18 months raw vegan, a year ago was depleted B12 and ferritin, iron storage) Do not have any iron deficiency symptoms, that I can tell, but this is all just a guessing game in so many ways. We can decide as individuals what is right for us. I agree with Patrick that it isn't about a team effort, but we in this community depend on one another for help and support. It's nice to find you offering to help, nicer still when you disclose in what way you would profit by selling a product. And although studies are showing real benefit to organic foods nutrient-wise, it's not always available, nor top quality. Locally grown may be a better option for many things. I find my own garden grown produce decays fastest, but this may indicate a higher quality in the long run. I also appreciated Dr. RD noting the mind-body connection. Sometimes health isn't about food at all! Keep up the "good" work. Kevin, I have noticed I have less and less time these days to do the many tasks at hand, let alone recreation. So, it seems obvious that you are going to need an income, since maintaining a site and client base like this is no small undertaking. At a glance, Patrick questioned your ethics. I agree that raw foods is the best way of eating I have ever experienced in my life, but I will resort to whatever works. If supplements help peeps, great! I don’t seem to need them anymore, but will be checking on that B12 again next month. (18 months raw vegan, a year ago was depleted B12 and ferritin, iron storage) Do not have any iron deficiency symptoms, that I can tell, but this is all just a guessing game in so many ways. We can decide as individuals what is right for us. I agree with Patrick that it isn’t about a team effort, but we in this community depend on one another for help and support. It’s nice to find you offering to help, nicer still when you disclose in what way you would profit by selling a product. And although studies are showing real benefit to organic foods nutrient-wise, it’s not always available, nor top quality. Locally grown may be a better option for many things. I find my own garden grown produce decays fastest, but this may indicate a higher quality in the long run. I also appreciated Dr. RD noting the mind-body connection. Sometimes health isn’t about food at all!

Keep up the “good” work.

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