Please be careful who you listen to. Remember, this is about your health. A person's popularity doesn't make them a trusted teacher.

You don't have to take a ton of supplements to be successful at the raw food diet. Be wary of anyone trying to sell you things you don't need. Or even worse, things that are not healthy for you.

I understand we all have to make money in today's world, but if someone's main goal for teaching the raw food diet is to make a ton of money, I'd suggest not listening to that person.

I understand disease and health. After personally experiencing disease and overcoming it, it is now my goal to get people healthy. I also desire to let people know that the raw food diet doesn't have to be expensive.

At my webstore http://www.rawlife.com, I often make a very low profit and sometimes none at all. In fact, sometimes I even lose money when I sell an item. I consider this one of the ways I give back. I often waive the fee when I am consulting and helping people over the phone. I'm not boasting. My goal is for people to be well without having to pay a lot of money to do so.

Whomever you decide to listen to, don't just follow them because they are popular. Ask them about their history, feelings and knowledge. Then you will be able to make a wiser decision.

I just made a video about this topic for members of The Raw Life Health Show.   https://www.rawlifehealthshow.com/be-careful-who-you-listen-to-about-raw/