Improvements-to Becky

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky:

> What sort of " interesting improvements " ?? Curious minds want to

> know...

>

### First off, for those of you that don't like to hear about stinky stuff,

you can stop reading right now. . . Okay then, moving right along, B's (he

didn't want his name typed. heehee) always had very odorous sweat and, if

he wasn't careful, breath too. When we went totally raw vegan, his body

odor and breath improved tremendously along with some spasms in his gall

bladder area that he had for about 15 years or more. BUT, he started to get

really (and I mean really) gasey and his bowel movements were extremely

smelly. Especially when he had cabbage. I didn't know that people could

get that smelly until I read Ross's Diet Cure book and found that

probably needed more fats in his diet. Extremely smelly stool was

listed as a symptom in one of her questionaires. Then he swung all the way

to the heavy raw meat consumption, but then started to have his spasms

return in his gall bladder area. (He stumbled upon the raw meat diet while

searching for natural ways to remineralize teeth.)

To make a long story short, he eventually returned to eating lots of raw

veggies and sprouts combined with some raw meats, usually raw eggs, raw

milk, raw cheeses, and whatever bone broths I happen to have ready. He

claims that the enamel on his teeth seems to be growing back and that his

teeth feel stronger. He thinks that he started to have trouble with his

teeth years ago when he got heavily into tofu and sour fruits. Aside from

his teeth improvements, his bowel movements are almost odorless. (Yeay!)

His stool is extremely well-formed, evacuation quick and regular, and the

most surprising to me is that he doesn't even need toilet paper! Ha ha! He

couldn't believe it when it first started happening, so he forced me to

look! (Ah, the joys of marriage.) Oh, he did tell me that he does need

toilet paper if he eats too many nuts. His breath is also fresh, and he's

no longer gasey.

His diet seems to be working for him. But, like everything else, we are all

different, and I can't go on his diet easily. I break out in rashes when I

eat completely raw eggs and sprouts. I seem to do better with a little

cooked foods. ( We don't need to get in to what my stools look like, but

you get the idea. Hehe.)

So there you have it, you're part of the family. )

Marla