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rawlife-digest         Sunday, April 23 2000         Volume 01 : Number 235




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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 22:18:59 -0700
From: [...removed...]
Subject: UNCooking - Victoria Boutenko's `5` Week Course

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Hello Friends,

The FREE introductory Victoria Boutenko UNCooking class is over. However,
the five week UNcooking course is just beginning. We truly hope that you
will be able to attend these incredibly informative and life changing
classes.

If you wish to see pictures from last night's class with Victoria, please go
to http://www.RawFoodists.com and follow the link on the main page for
Victoria's class (You can't miss it - it's the first article within the
"News in the Raw").

  ** Don't let money stand in your way of attending this class - Financial
Assistance Available to All **

  ** IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO ATTEND THESE CLASSES - TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO
IMPROVE YOUR LIFE **
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  5 Week Course

	DATES:
		Friday, 28 April 2000
		Friday, 5 May 2000
		Friday, 12 May 2000
		Friday, 26 May 2000
		Friday, 2 June 2000

	TIME: 6-9 PM

	LOCATION: Given upon RSVP

	RSVP: (831) 335-4439 or OnLine at
http://www.rawfoodists.com/support/uncookclass/boutenko/#rsvp

	COST: $25/class (for Victoria's time, energy and food - absolutely worth
it!)

	NOTE: Can't afford the class? Not a problem - we want all of our events
accessible to all! Therefore, there are ways to still attend the classes.

	1) Fundraiser - Sell 6 boxes of wildcrafted young coconuts and receive a
class FREE! (sell 2 boxes, get $5 off, sell 4 boxes and get $10 off - sell 6
and get all $25 off!)
	2) Scholarship - we really believe in the power of Living Foods and wish to
share this simple, yet powerful, lifestyle with you. If you can neither
afford $25/class or sell 6 cases of coconuts/class, let us know! There are
very caring individuals who will provide a scholarship for you to attend!

	** Don't let money stand in your way of attending this class **

Please contact us for information
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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 22:20:58 -0700
From: [...removed...]
Subject: UNCooking Class - Course Curriculum

[[ Those of you who are on the RawTalk mailing list may receive this message
twice - our appologies]]

What follows is the 5 week course curriculum for Victoria Boutenko's
UNCooking classes.  Hope to see you there (RSVP: (831) 335-4439 or OnLine at
http://www.rawfoodists.com/support/uncookclass/boutenko/#rsvp)

  ** Don't let money stand in your way of attending this class - Financial
Assistance Available to All **

5 WEEK COURSE CURRICULUM

Friday, April 28th 6-9 PM	Salad dressings, 7 nut milks for every day of the
week, raw breakfast cereal, chowder soups, un-spaghetti and garden burgers.
(Understanding enzymes, assimilation, universal law of vital adjustment,
protein and calories)


Friday, May 5th 6-9 PM   	Crackers, pancakes, chips, dips, Essene bread,
un-burritos, easy sprouting. (Circulation of liquids in the body, human
nutrition, lungs, healing events, juices, losing and gaining weight, energy
of the human body)


Friday, May 12th 6-9 PM   	Seed cheese, yogurt, borsht, living pizza
(Benefits of fermented food, parasites, viruses, AIDS, white blood cells,
understanding disease)


Friday, May 26th 6-9 PM   	Cake, candy, torte, cupcakes with whole wheat,
sugar or dairy, appetizers: nori rolls, sauerkraut, marinated mushrooms.
(Sunlight, colon, lover, kidneys, bones, skin.  Seasonal and local foods)


Friday, June 2nd 6-9 PM   	Entrees: living lasagna, mushroom burger, ice
creams, sherbet and ice-ball. (Sacred wisdom of the human body,  Raw food in
your family, children and raw food, sources for bulk orders and other tips
to take home;  tips for pets; Graduation party:  Graduates bring their own
samples and receive “Certificate of Raw Gourmet Chef.”  Graduates must
complete all five classes plus the final test to receive certificate.)

To your RAWsome Health!
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Subject: Another Way to Increase Your Iron Intake

  Another Way to Increase Your Iron Intake

  Eating cooked vegetables appears to increase your iron intake,
  according to research presented here at the national meeting of
  the American Chemical Society. Although the amount of iron in a
  vegetable remains unchanged, cooking makes more of that iron
  available for absorption by the body, explained Tung-Ching Lee, a
  food scientist at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New
  Jersey. Lee presented the findings at the American Chemical
  Society meeting here.

  Lee also discovered that storing cooked vegetables overnight,
  even under refrigeration, results in dramatic losses in the
  available iron content. So to get the most out of your veggie
  meal, "you need to consume it fresh cooked," he said.

  Cooking enhances the body's ability to absorb the iron because in
  plants, iron is stored as ferritin, a compound that releases its
  iron when it is heated. Blending before cooking disrupts the cell
  walls of the plant and interferes with this process.

  Reuters, March 31, 2000.
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Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 03:06:46 +1000
From: "eck" <eck@wn.com.au>
Subject: Fw: Importance of Amino Acids for Weight Control

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Date: Sunday, 23 April 2000 2:13
Subject: Importance of Amino Acids for Weight Control



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April 20th - Importance of Amino Acids for Weight Control

News:   Been busy with another mini fitness retreat...5 women from the last
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what they had accomplished doing nothing but T-Tapp Total Workout and Hit
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placed side by side for review!  Check out iVillage.com message board
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attendees, "Dee" wrote about her experience -- she has a black belt in
karate and lost a lot of waist-to-knee "bulk".

Each age group was represented: 28, 38, 43, 46, and 58.  Inches and clothing
sizes were lost,  muscle bulk was reversed and skin was tighter!  And nobody
changed their eating patterns either, except the 28 year old who actually
ate more from several pre-wedding parties (cakes, candies and pastries)
She didn't gain anything.  In fact, her body looked better than ever!

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Importance of Amino Acids in Weight Control: One of the most important
aspects of obtaining a good diet is the balancing of amino acids.  There are
approximately 22 amino acids that are the primary components of protein.
Eight of these amino acids...tryptophan, leucine, lysine, methionine,
phenylalanine, isoleucine, valine, and threonine are known as "essential"
because they cannot be manufactured by the body and must be supplied by
foods in our diet.

Amino acid content of every food differs.  The amino acids in foods must be
consumed in amounts and proportions that closely approximate the pattern
required by the body.  If oneessential amino acid (EAA) is missing or is
present in a low amount, protein synthesis in the body will fall to a very
low level or stop altogether!  In most foods containing protein, all the
EAAs are present, but in some foods one or more of the EAAs may be present
in a substantially lower amount than the others, thus placing it out of
proportion and deviating from the EAA pattern required by the body.  The EAA
that is absent or in lowest percentage of the daily Estimated Amino Acid
Requirement  (established by the National Academy of Sciences) is known as
the limiting amino acid (LAA) and is the factor that determines the amount
and quality of protein utilized by the body.  For example: a food containing
100% of a person's lysine requirement but only 20% of the methionine
requirement will result in only 20% of the protein in that food being used
as protein by the body.  The rest is used as fuel rather than for
replenishing or building/repair of tissue.

Foods such as meat, fish, poultry and dairy products are high in protein
content and have a good proportion of EAAs.  Many vegetables and fruits are
low in or missing some amino acids, thus rendering the amino acids present
relatively useless.  Foods low in or missing a particular amino acid (the
LAA) will have increased protein quality when combined with foods high in
the in the same LAA.  For example: macaroni and cheese, vegetable stew and
chicken chow mein.  This is why it is important to understand the power of
amino acids and protein combining - especially if you are a vegetarian - in
order to get full absorption/assimilation of necessary  protein for body
function/repair.  Supplements can also be used to increase protein quality
of foods.

The body's protein requirements can easily be met if foods are eaten in
proper combination ofusable protein.  By this I mean, smaller quantities of
food can be consumed and the body's nutritional needs will still be taken
care of....just because you consume a lot of protein doesn't mean that your
body is assimilating it.  The importance of balancing the amino acids to
obtain the best possible protein from foods cannot be overstressed!

To determine exact individual amino acid requirements just divide body
weight by 2.2 to find weight in kilograms.  Then multiply this figure times
the requirement for each amino acid as listed in following chart.  Results
will appear as total milligrams of each amino acid required to carry on the
daily body building functions of protein.

Source of following chart: National Academy of Sciences, "Recommended
Dietary Allowances", 9th edition - pg. 43.  Requirement (per kg of body
weight), mg/day.

Amino Acid Adult Requirement AA Pattern for high
                                                quality Proteins
                                                mg/g of protein
Histidine        ? 17
Isoleucine 12 42
Leucine         16 70
Lysine 12 51
Total S-containing AA's
(methionine and cystine) 10 26
Total aromatic AA's
(phenylalanine and tyrosine) 16 73
Threonine 8 35
Tryptophan 3 11
Valine 14 48

Actually, recent research has revealed that all 22 amino acids are essential
for health, but the "Special Eight" are thought to be particularly essential
since the body cannot possibly produce them from its own resources.  Again,
these 8 essential amino acids must be acquired through diet or
supplementation.  The sensitivity of protein metabolism and synthesis is
such that if only oneessential amino acid is absent, the whole system falls
apart.  In order for the body to correctly synthesize protein, all essential
amino acids must be present.

The amino acid phenylalanine (100 to 500 milligrams at night on an empty
stomach) aids in weight reduction.  A combination of other amino acids,
L-arginine along with L-lysine and L- ornithine, is thought to burn fat by
releasing a growth hormone that is not normally found in adults.
L-carnitine is another amino acid that enables fat to be released from
existing fat cells for immediate use with muscle activity.  I sometimes take
phenylalanine in the afternoon to curb my appetite along with
Pyruvyl-glycine spray (amino acid version of pyruvate).

Problems in Assimilating Amino Acids: The process of healthy protein
metabolism and digestion is to purposely break apart the bonds of protein
molecules, releasing free form amino acids into the body to be used where
and when needed.  Normally, when in the natural process of transition from
being a part of different proteins, amino acids act  as "switches" for
important, if not master, chemical pathways, turning them on and turning
them off.  And then, immediately after use, these free form amino acids are
reabsorbed by the body in its effort to maintain homeostasis (body balance)

This process works fine in our youth, but as we age, the natural ways of
building up and breaking down materials for proper bio-availability becomes
less efficient .  Although a healthy body is normally breaking down proteins
into separate amino acids and then reassembling them into other needed
protein structures, eventually this homeostasis is disrupted.  The older we
become, the more accelerated the process of breaking down cellular protein
begins to exceed the constructive process of building it up.  Biochemical
pathways become sluggish and untuned, not responding in harmony.  Pathways
which are specifically used to release amino acids from their bonds become
unexercised and lack youth rhythm, finally stalling altogether.

Free form amino acids then become more scarce with increasing years.  When
in short supply, any free form amino acids resent within the body's
environment are quickly reattached to other proteins, too quickly to be used
by other needy pathways.  Without the presence of free form amino acids,
critical brain ‘switches" cannot be thrown and important directions and
biochemical messages are never sent to important parts of the body.

The lack of free form amino acids actually retards the healthiness and
constructive rebuilding of the body.  Without them, superordinate pathways
(ie: master or governing pathways) are rarely initiated.  Normal processes
are circumvented as the body begins to conserve for just the essential,
lower-order , life-preserving pathways....so higher order functions or
"life-enhancing" functions, are not served.

As we become older, normal protein synthesis and metabolism is inhibited by
a number of things, including poor diet, erratic patterns of sleep,
unresolved stress, lack of exercise, developed food allergies, even
environmental pollution.  All of these problems can and usually do, disturb
digestive and metabolic processes.  When the uncoupling of amino acids is
inhibited, then the life- preserving free form amino acid, the fundamental
ingredient of health and beauty, will not be found.

These problems become additive ,,, one problem causes a host of others
developing a downward spiral of body decay and destruction...thus resulting
in premature aging.

Furthermore, incomplete breakdown of protein also results in toxic
putrification within the digestive tract which increasingly interferes with
the efficiency of the digestive process.  These toxins become inhibiting
agents to the body which are destructively absorbed through the intestinal
walls.  This further compromises the efficiency of the digestive system, as
well as inhibits the normal metabolism and synthesis of cellular protein,
making the release as well as the biological availability, of free form
amino acids almost impossible.


Effects of Amino Acid Deprivation: With increasing age, the process of
obtaining the necessary number and correct proportion of amino acids becomes
a rather circular and frustrating problem.  You see, not only does the body
need a specific number of amino acids to make proteins, but it also needs
the necessary amino acids to make the digestive enzymes which break down the
proteins into the substances that it needs to rebuild itself, namely, more
amino acids.

When there are insufficient correctly configured amino acids available, then
normal protein metabolism and digestion is inhibited.  Amino acids cannot be
released from their bonds.  As we become older,  poverty of naturally
configured amino acids accelerates and brings on a multitude of problems.
When amino acids are not sufficient in number, specific brain switches
cannot be thrown, master biochemical pathways cannot be initiated, and the
body cannot help but travel a pathway of accelerated aging.

What results is a general "dampening", a loss of interest, of the immediacy
and intimacy of life.   We're not as sharp as we used to be, life seems to
begin to slip away from us, little hassles begin occurring more frequently
and become annoyingly compounded.  We don't seem to sleep as well as we used
to.  We  find ourselves becoming more easily upset at life's little problems
and we can't seem to handle things as well as we used to.  We become more
easily frustrated and there is a general feeling that we're not the person
we used to be.  Our youth seems to slip further and further away.   We don't
seem to be able to concentrate like we used to .  Things are more of a chore
than they should be.  And, sometimes, we are surprised as to how little we
care about things anymore -  how apathetic we are becoming.  We may even
become more susceptible to longer periods of sadness.

And there are other changes... digestion becomes sluggish and uncomfortable,
taste for food becomes dulled, and healing of wounds becomes slower... eyes
lack the luster they once had,  nails become more brittle, and our skin
begins to dry out much more quickly.  Now, don't be mistaken.  This is not
just "growing older" - although this is usually how such symptomology is
traditionally defined.  Becoming older doesn't mean that we have to
physically fall apart at an accelerated rate.  Nor does it mean a
diminishing interest in life.  It doesn't mean that the exciting days of our
youth are over or that "the best years of our life" are gone forever.  No,
not at all.  Each day of our life has the potential of becoming better.  In
reality, the "best days" of our life are yet to happen.

Therefore, if you're one who is plagued by general dampening of life's
interests, it might be due to a handicapped biochemistry rather than just
"growing older."  Your eight-cylinder engine is probably running on only
five cylinders.  You may very well be experiencing a lack of amino acids in
your life and without proper balance, you will become older faster.

But amazingly the body can repair itself - it is always trying to maintain
balance or "homeostasis"  I wanted to bring to your attention the importance
of amino acids...everyone usually concentrates on the importance of vitamin
and minerals... but our body has 20 times more amino acids than vitamins an
4 times more amino acids than minerals.  In fact, medical science has
compared the importance of Amino Acids to the Health Industry as having the
same significance as what the  "Computer Chip" was to the Electronic
Industry. Without amino acids, and all that they ;do, we simply could not
live.  Thus, amino acids are life sustaining - their supplementation is
generally nontoxic, being less harmful than vitamins.  They are a
fundamental food, substances on which all common foods are made, and on
which all life relies.

Last year at Easter, I discussed the importance of eggs because of their PER
(Protein Efficiency Ratio) being the highest of all proteins ("4.0") and
that they contain all of the essential amino acids in correct proportion
(see archives for previous newsletter details) - now you know how and why
eggs are important in have in our diet.

Other Food Sources for Amino Acids:  Besides eggs, other protein sources of
amino acids are all types of meats, poultry, fish, and milk (be sure to
drink hormone free!)  But I want to bring to your attention food sources
for - L-TRYPTOPHAN  which your body needs in order to produce SEROTONIN -
important for mood-elevation - low levels can cause carbohydrate cravings.
So consume the following foods for L-tryptophan: roasted pumpkin seeds, raw
sunflower seeds, turnip greens, collard greens, seaweed (kelp and spirulina)
and dairy.

Last of all, people always want to know what I take and what I do to
maintain my health and vitality.  Well, for amino acids, I try to consume at
least 3 to 5 eggs a week, have a glass of pure, non flavored soy protein
powder mixed with soy milk at least every other day, and  supplement daily
with a product called "Body Balance" which contains all 22 of the amino
acids and necessary enzymes from sea plant sources.  Natural Energy is the
brand of the soy protein powder; it has the highest PER ratio (3.2) of any
protein powder on the market today (most are under 1.7!)  I mix it with 8oz
of Westbrae Unsweetened Soy Milk (sometimes I sweeten it with Blackstrap
molasses to get additional natural mineral supplementation and to control my
sugar cravings) Check out archives for Soy milk newsletter comparisons.  You
can order NaturalEnergy at 425-486-5956 - creator of this product is Graydon
Collins. Be sure to tell him that you are a T-Tapper so you can save ½ on
shipping.  "Body Balance"  is a whole food supplement with a synergistic
combination of 121 vital nutrients in a natural ionic liquid for immediate
assimilation/use at cellular level.  It contains virtually every vitamin,
macromineral, micromineral, ultra trace mineral, all amino acids, essential
fatty acids and enzymes needed for optimal health --- they offer a sample
size as well as a one month quart size.  I take 1 oz daily or twice daily
when "stressed".  Tastes like "Kool-Aid"  For more information or to order
call David Borque at         1-800-823-9776.

Hope all of you have a  HAPPY EASTER - till next tip...be your best and
remember that amino acids definitely are basics for having a better body!




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