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An excerpt from chapter 1 of 12
Steps to Raw Food by Victoria Boutenko
"When people talk about raw food they usually talk about enzymes.
Enzymes are energy. Enzymes are life. We cannot see enzymes with our naked
eye, but we can see the life and energy that is the result of enzymes.
For example, if I take two almonds, one raw and one roasted, and plant
them in the soil, within 3 weeks the roasted almond will have disintegrated
into the soil. The raw almond will remain where I planted it. In spring
the snow melts on the mountain and flows down to water the soil, inhibitors
will be unlocked in the almond and it will have the potential to give
birth to a beautiful big almond tree, which will give birth to thousands
more beautiful almonds. As this illustration shows, the difference between the roasted almond and the raw almond is life and death. One has enzymes and one does not. One carries within the potential of life, the other has had the life cooked out. ..."
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