The FullyRaw Eating Plan!

[@bladiebla11]

I was starting to get depressed and not like my usual self.. All of it due to the contraceptive pill so I decided to quit and cleanse my body from within. I sleep badly, eat unhealthy and i am too stressed so THANK YOU for your channel, because I just started today! Love and hugs

[@thendricks2k]

I've seen the comments regarding how expensive eating organic foods and to tell you the truth, it's less expensive than paying premiums for health insurance. Just think about how much you are preventing health issues as you age. It's amazing how people don't invest in themselves like they do in a car, a house or vacations! Wow! Thanks Kristina for the journey and your knowledge of longevity. Peace and blessings to you and your staff at Rawfully Organic Co-op.

[@selenalehealthylifestyle6445]

it is true, and we dont need to eat that much like Kristina, she can eat alot, i may eat less half of her. and too full each meal

[@Jemoiselle]

I love the last part about dinner, the greens are so important! So many raw foodists neglect their greens. Thank you Kristina for putting them front and center on the dinner menu! Woo hoo!

[@cherylreid1540]

Hi my name is Cheryl and in a few days I am going to start a 20 day cleanse. While on this cleanse I have to consume an ALL RAW FOODS diet. OMG!!!!!! When I read that I almost lost the interest in doing it all together. So I want to KZbin and found your AWESOME videos! I now have the confidence to do the cleanse and the best thing is that I have the will power to continue and keep the Fully Raw Lifestyle! I am so excited and can't wait to get started. Thank you soooooo much and may GOD continue to bless you😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊!!!!!!!!!

[@neighborhoodniqabi]

EvelineUK Bel Dym She eats more because she runs up to 8 miles a day so she needs the extra food. What I've done to not over do it or overload my fridge or wallet is to take her meal plans and adjust them down to how much I know I can eat and can afford (or find). It's worked well for me. I am still able to do her recipes just scaled down and if I have left over my kids and Hubs have no problems helping me eat the food.

[@chezzanna]

Thanks Kristina for bringing joý to us - yours were the very first You Tube entries I saw when I decided to go raw (since last July) - I went fully raw in one day and haven't looked back. I am very glad that you brought this 21 day challenge so I can tweak any rough edges I may have. I like to think of everyday as improving myself in all aspects and feel going raw was the first step.

[@Jewellianna]

Great advice! I really do love chronometer also! It helps a lot!

[@phillykid1780]

Were you always this cheerful??? I get great vibes from the video! I wonder how your moods might have changed as you transitioned to raw foods. Thanks for sharing, this was really helpful!

[@LipstickWonderland]

So thankful to have an eating plan for as much support as possible! Thank you so much Kristina!

[@Blackberry344]

Wow. You're my Inspiration! I really wanna live as healthy as you! I want to start to eat fully raw, too when I'm out of School. Because now it's difficult when my mum always Cooks..

[@clelia1990]

I'd like to change my lifestyle but I don't know if I could assume a fully raw lifestyle. I feel like I need warm and salty (not too salty but salty anyway) meals... I live in a cold country and in the winter, it feels so good to have something warm to eat.

[@martymiao90]

me too!!!! but remember make this life syle works for you. like frelee the banana girl, she spoke about a transition fase where you can get 2 fully raw meal during the day and a cooked meal for dinner (like steamed potetoes)

[@laciej]

Without going raw, there are healthy vegan soups you can make yourself that will help you get through those months! I'm no expert but I found such a good vegan butternut squash soup recipe. Hope that helps!

[@ReganCranmer]

You can incorporate either 1 or 2 fully raw meals a day and eat cooked foods for lunch and/or dinner. When the weather starts to get warmer where you are eat more raw

[@emlance2117]

You could go raw till four I live in a colder climate too and I’m trying to go fully raw This is my third day fully raw

[@angelaleehealwithcompassio6525]

Warm the food to 104 degrees and drink hot tea.

[@cynthiacole6005]

so lucky I found you. I've been doing vegan for two weeks and was about to break b/c I wasn't feeling the energy anymore and was craving pork tacos. But thanks for making me realize we really need to eat a lot to have the energy.

[@gerrygold9273]

Thanks for sharing. I think its a lot more realistic and easy to do when you live in a warm climate. I live in the UK and I started last April after watching "whats eating you" boy it was an eye opener and turned my right off meat. I did well throughout the summer but when we got to the real cold weather in the winter I had to have hot cooked food. I remained vegan. I would have a one hot meal during the day or evening. I still packed in my green juices and smoothies and ate lots of fruit . Its hard to keep this life style fully raw if you live in a freezing cold climate and where there is very little organic fruit & veg. When its very cold and wet the last thing you want to eat is a floppy cold salad. With all the community online the most success has come from those who live in a warm climate all the time. by the way we don't have the whole foods market in the UK and most of our farmers are not organic. So we do our best and I have certainly felt better than I ever did eating meat. Thanks for all your inspiration Kristina you were my first person I found, that I love all your recipes. If your just starting just do the best you can. You cant expect to do what Kristina does because she has free access to the farmers at her co op. Good Luck, You will get all the benefits from eating fruit and veg in the long term.

[@ArtyForYou]

Same here, I live in Amsterdam, Netherlands. When it's cold, I long for tea, or soup, or pasta... Now, I am making lots of soup in my soupmaker, which cooks the veggies no longer than 15 minutes max. (Cornsoup, carrotsoup, broccolisoup, etcetera, all smooth). Am hugely inspire by Kristina still :-D

[@melsinsight]

Gerry Gold I just want to say that most small towns and bigger towns have organic stalls on certain days I AM able to get most things in my local organic outdoor stall also we get a lot of stuff at tescos . they do a lot of organic fruit and veggies that are the same price as non organic or maybe just a bit more like a bag of carrots is a £ mushrooms a £, 10 or 12 apples for 3 £ . a bag of red onions you guessed it a £ a bag of spinage is £ 1.50 lettuse, cucumbers, bricalli, and celery all a £ so their is a lot of organic food you can find so eat , organic as much as poss, if some is not organic wash them in a wash of white vinagar and bacarbin of soda to help clean off some of the toxins and chemicals can you dig it PRO-PEACE

[@bluelotus232]

+Gerry Gold I also live in temperate climate, and I had to start this lifestyle in winter due to health issues. I didn't have strong cravings for warm foods, but sometimes had to eat steamed frozen veggies cause fresh summer veggies are freaking expensive in winter, and I wasn't too rich. Now in summer it's super easy, all fruit are really cheap, and zucchinis, tomatoes and herbs are free for me as my grandma has a garden. And this winter is gonna be amazing, cause I'm more wealthy now, and will be able to get as much fruit as I want, so a monomeal of my favorite persimmons will finally be a reality! Also, sprouts is also a good option for winter. I pefer buckwheat, it's very cheap in my country, is gluten-free, and really alkalizing.

[@HeathertonB]

Loved this video. It made the whole idea of fully raw not so rigid, which is a big plus! Last night I had the pasta with beat marinara, it was fabulous!

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

YAY!! That makes me SO happy! Hugs!

[@flyinhorstachio]

her hair is goals

[@harmonyofbeauty]

You should write your own book!!

[@Elizabeth-Arrington]

She has

[@MsTemptation]

If a raw food lifestyle will make me as cheerful as you appear then sign me up because it would be worth it.

[@samanthagallagher2847]

Aaaaahhh, you NEED to make a cookbook (well.... a no-cook book)! With all your beautiful vibrant pictures, and all these recipes at our fingertips where we can just flip to them as we want them. And take to the store to remember the ingredient lists. Please, please, please and thank you for everything you share! :)

[@kristenodonnell7260]

I'm always 80/10/10, raw til' 4 most days, but 2-3 days a week I'm FullyRaw, or even mono island! I reccomend this SO much! I feel SO ALIVE

[@kristenodonnell7260]

paz flores 80% calories from carbs 10% Calories from fat and 10% calories from protein

[@djmadlve9671]

I love raw til 4! I'm raw mostly unless I go out to eat then I eat cooked vegan food.

[@Omiitribe]

Kristen O'Donnell Are you Still doing it?

[@BryActive]

is it weird that i want to see a video of her eating? i swear it would take me 2hrs to eat a salad that big!

[@TheSweetumz09]

I was thinking that too...

[@g4heart]

keep looking on her youtube videos. She has one of her actually eating!

[@TheSweetumz09]

:D

[@THEPEARSONFAMILY03]

Tony R. While there are certainly foods that will stain your teeth like berries and beets, there are also foods rich in iron like green vegetables which helps form an acid-resistant film or barrier that can help scrub away stubborn stains and protect the enamel on your teeth. Pineapple is a natural stain remover, and apples, pears and guavas increase salivary production which flushes away stains over time. Drinking water will help with the stains as well...

[@tanillewilliams4641]

SHE HAS ONE!!!

[@roserandall9169]

Planning ahead on the weekend is the only way I get through the week! Thanks for the reminder and helpful tips.

[@flowingspiral]

I would really like to begin eating this way, but I'm a college student always gone and always broke. One pint of blueberries costs like 3.99 or so where I live, so eating 3 pints is about 12 dollars for one meal. Do you have any tips on how to eat this way on a budget? Thanks!

[@janellerenee7709]

I feel ya girl! I'm in college too. Hang in there. Eat raw when you can and know that this is only a season of life that will soon pass. Once you're on your own you will have control of the food that is in your home.

[@Bekindtopeople]

She has a great video on what eating fully raw on a budget and shares her personal experience when she was in colege and had little money. She mentions very cheap produce like BANANAS, there are others too.

[@MeltyChestnut]

Dude that seems super expensive.

[@SkywalkerWroc]

***** Win @ life.

[@Alta_Valoro]

***** can you help me because I'm trying to figure out how to get started and I don't have that type of money

[@gorawwithgwen]

I've watched your videos for almost a year now. I think this is my favorite!

[@oOtiniaOo]

she really describes every ingredient with sweet (and delicious) O.o aren´t there more flavors?

[@EvelineUK]

Right.. 7 cucumbers? That's £7 right there, sometimes even more depending on the season.That whole bowl of blueberries would be a good £4-5 as they are expensive, without them even being organic. And that's without the 'vitamin water' that included lots of fruit that she isn't even going to eat, or the morning smoothie with different fruits and greens. So let's say about £15 a day, 7 days a week. That's almost double to what I spend a week for me and my partner, including non-food items that you need like toileteries and washing powder... Not a lifestyle I could afford.

[@AOcnalop]

Straight hair!! So sleek and shiny. Kristina thank you so much your efforts have helped me and my family so much!!

I want to eat as many raw meals as possible, but I don't make a lot of money and I wouldn't be able to eat 10 bananas/oranges a day per meal... Can someone point me to some source of information on eating healthy raw meals with very little money? I live in Toronto.

[@AF-ke9by]

Remember to check with local stores... buying a case of bananas is less expensive that you might think and you get 80-100 bananas, depending on the size, as one example.

[@kennethevans5612]

check with your local farmers, we have farmers that set up veg stands in their yard and sell when it is ready to harvest.

[@djmadlve9671]

Buy in bulk

[@gerardocantu9702]

I'd have to eat 5 meals a day. Breakfast smoothie, Mid morning brunch 5 apples, lunch 5 apples, late afternoon snack bowl of fruit, Dinner salad. And frequent trips to the John.

[@hongsi9251]

that is exactly how I feel

[@jeanbokenfohr7754]

This is a real challenge, with a limited budget.

[@dra.lupitaharo]

Definitivamente Cron-o-meter es de GRAN AYUDA, me he dado cuenta cuantos minerales me hacen falta!!!

[@bklynjoe96]

Hello people and warm regards. I'm just truly learning about mind, body, spirit and am trying to apply what I'm learning everyday. I watched some horrendous documentaries and read some graphic books that made me want to change my eating. This is new to me and I'm a person that loves meat and cheese but now realize on so many levels how this way of eating is just wrong not only for me but the planet as well. My question is this: if I've been highlighted as having high sugar in my blood and at increased risk for diabetes, can I or is it safe to switch to a diet such as this with all the sugar that is present in all this fruit? I want to stop eating the way America has been programmed to eat and nourish my body the way it was meant to be nourished but I'm so confused on the increased sugar intake from fruit even though I'd be replacing man made processed sugar with natural real sugar. I have this fear that my body will just process me having an increase in sugar and may lead to actual diabetes. Please help. Blessings and warm regards to all - Joe

[@kacichristian]

How are you doing with your intention of changing your diet? With your family history of diabetes, I encourage you to consider purchasing a blood sugar meter & test strips so you can see how various foods affect your blood sugar. In the US scale of blood sugar measurement, it is advised to not eat foods that cause your blood sugar to go above 110. Measurements in excess of that can cause damage to your blood vessels & affect your eyesight without your realizing that the damage is happening. Find me on Facebook at facebook.com/kacichristian if you need support or have other questions.

[@ronlman]

Bklyn Joe Kristina herself had hyperglycemia and overcame it with her diet. You can also check the Joel Fuhrman book or Dr. Barnard on treating type 2 diabetes with vegan diet.

[@chelseyummali]

Im just afraid I cant afford to eat like this :( Sucks that it cost so much to eat healthy and things are earth grows naturally...doesnt seem to make sense.

[@HikozaruBlaze101]

Fruits aren't even that expensive compared to meat and seafood produce.

[@addictedtothebold]

+ChelseyHijabLove High price means unnatural growing practices. Out of season fruits and veggies are grown with pesticides and the cost of marketing is so high. Just comes with the territory.

[@KapLysGaming]

AaronP11 Then by that logic, why is organic more expensive? I like how you gave us a window to look at the economics of food. And kicked down the door to open for critical thinking. :D

[@karenricci3712]

to eat like this where i live you better be rich. it would cost me between 75-100 per day. and who can afford that.

[@CCass-jv4fx]

+Michael Nguyen where i live a mango is approx. 3-4 dollars each. that means 15-20 dollars for lunch. That is too expensive. I am vegan, but I just cannot afford to be a raw vegan.

[@amarie7090]

I am enjoying eating fully raw. I have been eating clean for two decades but took the fully raw challenge and I love it!

[@bluelotus232]

I find that eating smaller amounts of fruit more often are more approprite for me so far. I try to eat at least 2000 calories, but in smaller portions, up to 8 meals a day. And that way you can eat a bigger variety of fruit with all meals being mono.

[@bluelotus232]

Blue Lotus And now I actually adapted to eating like Kristina. 3-4 big meals a days is perfect. This way you have much more free time, and pleasure from eating is bigger!

[@KapLysGaming]

Blue Lotus good to know that you were able to work up to it, I can't eat more than like 2 pieces of fruit at a time XD

[@courtneymcfarland8333]

Holy crap that is a ton of food!!! 8 bananas for one meal?!! 4 pints of blueberries is a SMALL bowl??!!That's a lot of liquid too- 32 oz of water plus a 64 oz smoothie- just for the morning? How does she have time to do anything else but eat, pee & poop?? How does she afford all that??

[@londonfilmmaker6471]

I agree, enlighten me but I always thought diversity is better. I cant believe that it is nutritious to eat 8 bananas in one or or to consume 8-10 apples just thinking in terms of acid in your stomach. Also for people who live this life style, just having fruit for lunch, does that feel like you are eating meals? I am a vegan, but a salad for lunch and that Zucchini or courgette kind of meal seems like more of a life style; with fruit snacks in between. This is how I personally feel, but am keen to find out of this kind of meal plan works? =D

[@gerrygold9273]

It is a lifestyle and you can do it but you may have to work up towards it slowly to achieve your goals. But just try one or two recipes and all the smoothies with some fruit and greens to get started.

[@dancer4103]

She owns a fruit and veggie market I think was what she said in a video🍉🍎🍊🍐🍌🍐🍋🍑🍒🍓

[@Eman1900O]

Courtney McFarland 8 bananas? I couldn't eat 8 bananas if I tried and I weigh 188 pounds

[@bluelotus232]

+london filmmaker This plan truly works, though in the beginning it's hard giving up food addictions. But when you get completely clean, everything changes! Your gut flora changes so drastically, that you start feeling literary like another person, you start chanelling to cosmos, the talents that were dormant get awake and you see the world in a new light. And yeah, fruit for lunch really feel the best thing in the world.

[@petersister]

Love your idea about mono meals. It is good to know that if I feel stuck, a quick solution for a meal is really quite simple and readily available.

[@finooch]

10 oranges for lunch? are you trying to make my stomach hurt so bad that I end up on the floor?!

[@StrokeAce90z]

When I was fully raw I really struggled with affording as much food as I needed. So I quit. So sad.

[@jeannyoropesa6233]

i think vegetarian is more affordable

[@key2time]

Love all the suggestions! You make it seem so much EASIER!! I also really like the idea of the fruited water; that's an awesome idea!

[@Nasus987]

I can't afford this way of eating !

[@moonz.3342]

when you put fruits in the water, do you eat those fruits later on or after refill water for a few times, you will throw away those fruits?

[@ifalasefagbenro7068]

Thanks Kristina for this video...I just got back into the country this morning and I am ready to get started.

[@strwbrrymo0n]

Fully raw diet leaves my wallet fully raw.-_-

[@stephie_llam]

lol

[@Sakshi-dn3xc]

jasmin wayne same 😁

[@glendaruizfitfoodlove6212]

jajajajajajajaj ..

[@candyclews4047]

clever but a huge side of beef frankly costs more

[@ginginbenton6463]

That’s why you need to start your own garden It’s cheaper and you can eat fresh daily

[@MrRyanMinnick]

Eat to live. Don't live to eat. If I did this lifestyle EVERY waking moment of myday would be thinking about food, what to eat, how many calories. That alone is unhealthy.

[@purplemutantas]

Ryan Minnick Stress is not good to have in your life. Really there is no particuarly good reason to go raw. A regular vegan diet (if done right) can just as healthy, or healthier than a raw diet. The fact is that the only thing backing raw diets is anecdotal evidence.

[@bluelotus232]

+Mr. Ryan Minnick It's actually on a standard diet you live to eat. Constant coffee breaks, snacking on bagels, gourmet cooking, fast food chains and fancy restaurants and tons of packaged junk food all keep you addicted without you fully realizing it. While when you adapt to eating fully raw you just stop experiencing hunger! You just feel like eating when it's time, but there's no discomfort, if you're busy you can just keep doing your thing and eat when there's a right time. No desire for snacking. So, basically fully raw lifestyle gives you freedom from food addiction, so you have even more free time.

[@MrRyanMinnick]

Hello, plot twist, I went vegan shortly after posting that comment and have been for a year now. I eat 1 to 2 fully-raw meals a day, it seems like a good balance.

[@livewithintention1625]

+Ryan Minnick hahahaha love that lol. Congrats! x

[@evab.6240]

I agree. Food is just fuel for our body, so we can have energy and do productive stuff. I don't want to think about food, prepare and eat food all the damn time

[@TheStyleMoodboard]

So many great tips and suggestions! I will definitely be incorporating these into my lifestyle.

[@360xhi]

I wish this life style would be less expensive

[@AnrupB]

Be careful with so much fruit though, for many people it decays the gums and can even require surgery to correct it. Eat more veggies and make sure you're rinsing your mouth with salt and water after every meal as well.

[@pennygrace4214]

Good advice. For me, I think I benefit more from high veg diet than a high fruit diet. I love fruit but I feel veggies are more beneficial for overall health.

[@yusunkim1009]

Having abundant fruits and veggies around us would make the fully raw lifestyle to be successful!! Thanks always. Love you.

[@TheSharna23]

I've never gone fully raw (or fully veg, for that matter), but consider this when talking about the cost: This is ALL she eats! No iced tea or soda in her fridge. No butter. No midday stops for ice cream. No dunkin donuts treat. No meat to buy. No pantry staples like flour, baking soda or canned soup. No cereal. Her ENTIRE food budget is this. Not a lot of $$ when you really think about it.

[@IwanAcleverUtubeName]

Thank you! When we still think of fruits and veggies as a compliment instead of the main course no wonder some people just don't get it. I saved TONS when I stopped buying meat. I can only imagine what I'll save when I stop buying all those seasonings, oils, and other craps for cooked food prep. You hit the nail on the head.

[@violetpolkadots]

She mentioned in a video that she spends $200/week on food just for herself. To me, that is a lot of money for one person's groceries. My boyfriend and I spend $60/week for the two of us.

[@soniquecat4745]

When I think about it, it IS a lot. She showed how she eats for 20 dollars a day and it was like smoothies, salad, some fruit. It would leave me starving. Plus, she has multiple fridges. That costs too (and you need space to put them in......)

[@selenalehealthylifestyle6445]

true, the cost of chesse, beef salmon or the other seafood, fancy restaurant are crazy

[@joggler66]

Interesting. If i bought all that fruits and veggies you use in a day (organic of course) it would cost me at least 20-30€. No offense, but i could not afford that.

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

Please see my latest video on the shopping list (there is a link in there How to Afford Eating FullyRaw) that will help tremendously. Buy what is in season in your area and bulk to help you save!

[@joggler66]

FullyRawKristina Thankyou for your concern but you do not live in europe. Belgium is one of the most taxed and most expensive countries in the socialist EU. We pay, for example, 21% VAT.

[@fromParis2LosAngeles]

joggler66 I was raised in France and now live in California for over 18 years. So I know and understand what is like. It is definitely more challenging for people living in Europe because fruits are not only expensive but also very limited. Yes, it is very discouraging. But we can choose to do the best we can from where we are and what we have if we want vibrant health. Fruits and vegetables are the best way to go IMO. And with Kristina's guidance, helps, and encouragements, we can make a few adjustments that best suit us more easily. I really hope you would give it a try. Your body will thank you. P.S: if you speak French, you may want to suscribe to Thierry Casasnovas youtube channel. He is the French Dan the Man. They have a great website called "vivre cru" and forum with tips and tricks for all French speakers :)

[@joggler66]

My french is not that good. I am vegan since 21/2 years and i eat a lot of salads and fruits but i still love cooking meals too. I try to eat at least 30% raw. And thanks for your comment.

[@fromParis2LosAngeles]

I think you are doing great :) This 21-day challenge definitely includes you. Maybe this is a great opportunity for you to bring it to the next level (like maybe reverse it to 70% raw and 30% cooked) for just 21 days and see how you do ;)

[@francesgannon3500]

This is such a great plan! Always have loved veggies and fruit. Have following you on your Facebook page and you tube videos. You inform us in a easy format. Love how you encourage us to change for life, not just a program. Ready to plan, purchase, prepare and eat!! Walking again too! Sending you thanks!

[@mermaid000pranu]

I'll go bankrupt if I eat so much fruit!!

[@jessicauczarczyk5251]

I guess you really have to get used to eating so much food in one sitting.

[@suzannabrusik]

I can't help but notice your hair is looking amazing girl!!! The meal plan looks like AWESOME help!

[@danaesowell4299]

People need to remember that she has been doing this for 9 years and is also an avid long distance runner. She is eating a lot more because that is what her body needs . And after nine years of eating this amount of foo in one day doesn't phase her. I'm sure it is a process to work up too. It really is amazing to thing that you can get 98% of your total dietary needs met with raw fruits leafy greens veggies and nuts alone. A lot of people don't realize that the earth supplies our body with everything it needs. I think this is a beautiful diet compared to the American diet and I am trying very hard to work up to this! But it's a learning process and every body is different. Excited for this journey! ;)

[@ivannaalberti7064]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH! Health is true wealth, so glad I came across this account

[@koreenalove8181]

Right now I'm just trying to cut out meat because I am not able to just go from A to Z in 3 seconds, but I am cutting out meat and then eventually I will see if I can successfully do fully raw meals a few times a week or once a day. I'm taking it one step at a time and your videos are really helping me in this journey. Thank you!

[@petersister]

Hi Kristina. I am looking forward to catching up with your videos. I have had major computer problems and have not been able to access your videos. With all things on the mend, I am now able to watch all your videos on a huge flat screen TV with my mom, who is also doing a raw food diet with me. Thanks for keeping us inspired.

[@user19374name]

Thank you for doing this, I never knew how much I really needed to eat for this raw lifestyle to work!

[@gemini28ish]

Thanks so much for making it easy to understand how important it is to eat enough in each meal. Namaste!

[@nicolasgilbert7745]

Wow! thanks a lot for all your energie! that's what I needed to get involved 100%. It's been 3 months I try over 2 meals a day! now it's time for the 21 days! FullyRaw!

[@zdenkachloubova8916]

Oh juices are great! I love them!!! Already I tought my whole family to have them every morning for breakfast before school and work and they adore it and miss them, when we are out on holidays or so.

[@Chruster007]

This is so helpful, you're one of my favorite youtubers!

[@ifalasefagbenro7068]

Keep the videos coming...I am enjoying my 21 day challenge...Can't wait for tomorrow Day 3..

[@debradahl2041]

Loved this information when you first posted it for the last challenge. I really enjoyed incorporating the smoothies and flavored water to my daily life. They are so refreshing. - Thank you for all you do

[@livluvlavishly1]

I'm totally loving the fruit infused water!! Makes consuming water more fun and less of a chore lol My typical breakfast juice has lemons, pineapple, guava, Asian pears, coconut water, ginger, and turmeric root. It's delicious, wakes me up, and also helps with my Achilles tendinitis first thing in the morning.

[@barcajandakova9999]

I´m so excited, I´m fully raw and I feel great. I did some changes as Kristina suggested and it is so easy and I feel so so so good. Thank you thank you so much Kristina

[@delaneychilton3375]

I've watched all your videos and I think this lifestyle is very interesting and I want to live a better, healthy life!

[@Elin48]

I added to the orange, basil, spinach, a wedge of ginger too and it was delicious!

[@missyandfamily]

Im excited to start the 21 day eating plan. I have some serious health issues. Im have 2 major surgery coming up soon an I need to lose weight. I believe this way of life will not only be life changing, but life saving as well.

[@mariestrouhalova4616]

I recommend counting calories! It gives me exact overview how much I´m eating, or should eat.Helps me to plan day better, especially when I´m exercing a lot! Thank you Kristina with information about mono meal. Did not know that.

[@elviagonzalez]

All my life I was wondering whether I was eating enough or not since I lack of energy. Thank you for sharing!

[@jjames5078]

I love adding herbs to my juices and smoothies.

[@missniksing]

You are so inspirational... I love eating raw.. and can't wait to try out all these ideas!

[@masta12ful]

thanks...i keep it simple and eat often...bananas and date smoothies are a staple

[@kaijamargumets2933]

Blueberrys look yammy! Makes me miss summer and picking them from the woods.

[@tilly2715]

Kristina you make it look easy and that helps me not feel so overwhelmed! thank you

[@heathersmith6565]

I absolutely live the orange spinach basil smoothie!

[@Lexillionair1994]

I love the idea of monomealing fruit, it's simple, delicious, and I have energy!

[@pamgoble1262]

I feel so good already!! I didn't know I could have so much great food! This is awesome eating!

[@wolylenme]

Hello Kristina Tanks for the sharing, i Will start my first day of fullyraw tommorow. I m a mom of one lovely girl almost 3 years. And i need to found a good way to loose my bellyfat get more energy for my family my job and for myself. Do more exercice and for that i need energy !! So i take my decision and i ll start tmrw and i ll stick with your plan. Thanks again Fatima from France

[@sampal301]

Love how you make raw food a convenient diet. Fruit is the best traveling food. Yum!

[@singinchick02]

I loooooove that I can eat this much food with none of the guilt! This is truly delicious food freedom

[@danfun008]

Thanks for the tips. I always take dates along with me to finish on for lunch at work, as not only do I have a sweet tooth but if I get full quickly buy the water content or I run out of time to eat all the food I've prepared. I find the richness of the date stop me from becoming hungry too soon after lunch!

[@Bekindtopeople]

Thank you Kristina! The fruity water looks absolutely refreshing!!! Such beauty in everything!!!

[@TheGalimatiasShow]

You doing this is so amazing! I had so many questions and fear, and this series is making going Raw seem more tangible. Thank you!

[@jenniferfromm3025]

I like your way of eating raw, because I love eating mono meals too. Nice to meet a young raw vegan who enjoys the taste of every bite and appreciate the power of easy raw food.

[@katsully7678]

Spiralizing is the bomb! Live it....

[@neighborhoodniqabi]

Not eating enough was my issue when I first started this back in 2013 when my hubs and I tested it out. After finding FullyRawKristina I found out what I was doing wrong and on June 2014 I tried again, but wasn't as fully committed as I thought. So I thank you for this Challenge to kick start my fully raw goal in 2015.

[@Toekki22]

This is so helpful. I'm so glad to have begun this.

[@HannahSmith-lk3tq]

Cronometer has been a life saver. Thank you for sharing!

[@ethanlocs8627]

I see why the coop helps a lot and love try day by day

[@DansonforJoy]

Thank you for helping us prepare for success in this lifestyle!

[@sammakesitsimple]

Raw food is just to delicious. All the time. It's also magical. It's hard to imagine not enjoying living this way once you start!

[@nicolecruz8539]

I am so excited about this!! These videos are inspiring with your smile and encouragement!!

[@RitaGlamourous]

I love to see video of you showing us what you eat each day!

[@tamaraharvey2107]

Loving the banana, date, and celery smoothy recipe you posted the other day. yummy!!!!

[@courtneylainee]

So excited to be going on this journey with you!

[@xxBlueIcex]

Thanks again for sharing all your knowledge! I've been on my raw journey for over 3 years now. You are an inspire to all :) Can't wait for the ebook!!!!

[@latoniacolbert1832]

Wow! Sounds like alot of fruits and veges!! I need to figure out a budget!! Thanks Kristina!! Good starting plan!!