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Date: | Tue, 31 Dec 1996 23:37:35 -0800 |
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Hello. I just joined the raw mailing list. I just started my journey into
raw foods about 2 months ago. I know there are so many "facets" or types of
raw-foodists, some use dehydrators, some dont, some only eat fruits and
vegs, others grains, yet other are fruitarians, some take "natural"
supplements such as algae, bee pollen, and others don't I find it
facinating. Currently I have just one question. I have a thermostat on my
dehydrator. I currently have it set to 110 degrees. I was wondering if any
of you out there use dehydrators, what do you have your temp set at and why?
I have heard all kinds of temperatures that enzymes start suffering at. The
most wild was while I was visiting San Diego at a health food store, an
employee told me they 160 degrees! Well I am under the assumption that the
magice number is 117 degrees, but lately have heard of even 102 degrees.
Can anybody give me some insight on this subject. I am also really
interested in alkaline and the acid balance, and if anyone could offer
insight or references I can look at on the web, or otherwise, I would
apprecite it.
Thanks!
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