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In a message dated 3/23/99 8:02:54 AM Central Standard Time,
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> In my case I had acne for at least 35 years. I tried everything
imaginable,
> but nothing worked. The NH diet seemed like a miracle and worked
practically
> overnight to totally cure it. Now my skin looks great (except for aging and
> scarring).
>
> But even though I have to agree that a total raw food mostly fruitarian
> vegan diet cured my acne as well as many other symptoms/syndromes I had, I
still can't conclude that it *works for me.* It has brought on signs of
> deficiencies in its own right, like dry skin and poor muscle tone, which
started to come about as soon as I went all raw vegan 4 years ago.
--Sounds like you are consuming too much concentrated protein and/or dried
fruits and your body is dehydrated. That's what causes dry skin.
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> So for me despite that a diet may *cure* some diseases or syndromes, it
> doesnt
> necessarily mean that it overall, or over the long term, is adequate for
> you.It could mean simply that you are now avoiding foods that you were
> sensitive to, or that you cleaned out on fruits but now you need to rebuild
> or somesuch. I am still trying to resolve the dry skin/poor muscle tone/
flab
> issue for myself.
>
> Love
> Sandy
>
--Poor muscle tone and flab is due to lack of toning exercises.
gc.>
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