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As
a refresher, the raw traditional diets which include raw
animal foods have appeared under a number of names:
Raw
Animal Foods Diet, also known as RAF or
RAFD
(this
broad term usually denotes any of these diets or systems)
Raw
Vegetable and Animal Foods diet, also known as RVAF
(this
broad term usually denotes any of these diets or systems)
Raw
Plant and Animal Foods diet, also known as RPAF (this
broad term usually denotes any of these diets or systems)
Raw
Paleolithic
Diet, also known as RPD, a broad term
primarily used by the
current author
In
Europe, such diets have flourished under the names Instincto
Diet and Anopsology,
both founded by Guy-Claude Berger, a controversial figure in France
A
movement with some roots in Instincto diet, including an
intentional community and group of farms, is called Pangaia
A raw foods diet which includes some raw animal
foods
is one of four principal pillars of a natural healing system called Body
Electronics
Vic Irons, the health food, supplement and
colon-cleansing
guru of the 1950s and 1960s, recommended a RAF diet as optimal
Several of the advocates of the partially-cooked
Paleolithic,
Caveman and Paleothin diets have stated that one improvement which
could
be made to their system would be to find good-quality meats and eat
them
raw rather than lightly cooked
Natural
Hygiene (NH or NHN), a rather restrictive raw vegan
dietary system, actually has some variants, particularly
the NHN systems of Dr.
Bass, Dr.
Fielder and Dr.
Cursio, which advocate eating a small percentage of
raw animal
products
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