Have you ever seen a tick?
In 2010, while being a member of a support team for the BT1000 I was bitten by ticks in many places and unfortunately they had left 3 nasty bite effects on the back of my right shoulder, and 1 behind my right knee. I had been too busy with my responsibilities and role then that I neglected to attend to those tick bites immediately. Unfortunately I have been experiencing itchiness from those 4 pesty tick bites since then!
This blog attempts to show how a raw plant-based diet, eating mostly vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds and also drinking freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices daily in their raw form creates a robust immune system and helps revert sicknesses and diseases. Incorporating exercise in any bodily activity is also vital in enhancing or maintaining physical fitness and overall health and wellness.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Apple Cream Pie
Baked Nutty Potato & Broccoli Stem Venture
Vegetarian Dry Vermicelli
Vermicelli is a very popular processed rice ingredient among the Singaporean Chinese. I remember eating cooked vegetarian vermicelli for breakfast 3-4 times a week as it was easily available at the hawker stalls in the food section of the local wet market in Singapore. In those days, most of the ingredients in the food I ate were cooked with high temperatures. Well, today since I had changed the way I eat my food, I had improvised the dish to make the vegetables warmed only very slightly so as not to kill the enzymes and minerals present. You can use most vegetables for this dish, just make sure you don't overcook them otherwise you will bring out the liquid in the vegetables and render the dish soggy. It is meant to be dry, vegetables are still crunchy, with full flavour and lots of colour!
Friday, July 5, 2013
Spicy Corn Chowder (Raw)
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Grilled Potato Chips
Then on the other hand, I can also eat chips prepared in a dehydrator. Well, one day I'll get to it but now back to the grilled red potato chips!
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