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First published in Great Britain by Karen Knowler, The Raw Food Coach in 2010.
This (first) edition published in June 2010 by Karen Knowler.
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or recommendations suggested herein. If in any doubt, or if requiring medical advice, please
contact the appropriate health professional.
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CONTENTS
Welcome
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Day 1: Check-in
Day 2: Check-in
See & feel the difference
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Your recipes
Mango & spinach smoothie
Veggie-nut burgers & salad
Marinated veggies
Cashew & macademia nut cheese
Raspberry passion pudding
Fresh fruit salad
Karens favourite nori rolls
Kale & avocado salad
Fruit & nut surprises
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Congratulations!
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About Karen
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WELCOME
Hi, Im Karen Knowler The Raw Food Coach and your
personal guide for your 24 hours on raw. Im delighted
that you decided to take the plunge and that I get to be
here with you on this one day journey that will give you a
wonderful taste literally and figuratively of some of what
raw food has to offer.
Whether youre completely new to raw food or simply
want to make a fresh start, this one day guide will lead you
step-by-step through everything that you need to do to
make sure that your day in the raw is as easy, simple and
delicious as possible.
WHY RAW?
Naturally it pays to start with why raw? because at this
stage you might not know!
So, Ill keep it nice and simple.
Basically raw food is still technically live food that is food whose enzymes are still intact and
that, if planted, would grow new life. Cooked foods by comparison are not only enzymatically
dead through cooking but also cannot reproduce, and are usually way lower in vitamins, minerals,
water, phytochemicals and other important nutrients and thats just for starters! We havent
even started talking hydrogenated fats, disarrayed proteins and a complete lack of oxygen yet.
So Ill save that for another time.
Quite simply when you eat more live food, you feel more alive. And when you eat cooked
food again you really will notice the difference! It will be like someone turned the light off. Youll
feel something is lacking.
Ive been eating this way myself since the age of 20 back in 1993 and so youve probably gathered
that Im still as passionate about raw foods today as I was way back at the start. What began with
a simple desire for weight loss the healthy way led me to discover that raw food has a whole
host of treats waiting up its sleeve for us, and weight loss really is just the beginning.
If youd like to read more about me and my journey, you can find out more at the back of this
eBook, but for now I want us to focus wholly and exclusively on YOU, because its your time
now
Wishing you radiant health and happiness,
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The day before my day on raw, I felt tired and woke up with puffy eyes and hands. During my raw
day, I felt more alert. In the afternoon, I had a headache, but I believe that is a result of skipping
my one cup of coffee in the morning. Overall it was a great day, and I felt good. The following
day, I awoke feeling well rested and energized, not really hungry in the morning. Eyes were not
as puffy, and my hands felt completely normal, no puffy hands.
The process of doing, taking action felt great. Its really inspiring to feel its not that difficult.
I have choices. The recipes were fantastic, the veggie-nut burger really surprised me... it was
delicious! Theresa Boone, Kentucky, USA
Before I did my raw day, I had been feeling a little jaded and lacking in energy primarily, as
if I really did need coffee before the day had begun. During the day, I didnt feel as hungry
as I thought I would, and I really enjoyed the feeling of eating clean and light foods. By the
end of it, I felt lighter in spirit and body, quite full of beans and looking forward to exploring a
new lifestyle - Ive always been interested in nutrition and alternative lifestyles/diets. I would
certainly encourage friends to give the 24 hours raw a go and I am planning to do it at least
once per week! Ali Pritchard, West Midlands, UK
I must admit I had a love/hate with wanting to go raw for a day. A love for the intrigue and
desire to see how much better Id feel, and a hate for the fear of what I might possibly be
eating, wondering if Id like it and worrying if Id be really hungry and cranky during the day.
After putting it off for days, I made the commitment, did my shopping, and embarked on my
day with excitement (and trepidation). As usual, on my first raw day, I awoke tired, feeling
unrested and puffy-eyed. I grabbed my blender to make my first mango-spinach smoothie
and was incredibly surprised at how delicious and filling it was. My kids looked on with
awe. Lunch of Karens nori-rolls was the highlight of my day. Not only are they satisfying
and simple to make, but my kids loved the nori sheets (and they are typically finicky macaroni and cheese
eaters). All in all, I absolutely loved the flavours of all the foods, and the ease of preparation and I felt
incredibly satiated through the day. With a fridge stocked with healthy food, Im eager to focus on day 2.
Kim DeYoung, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
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Before my raw day, I generally felt really run down. I lack energy, and this is what I was hopeful
the raw day would help me with. I am a vegan for moral reasons and have let health be an
afterthought. I am overweight by about 50 pounds. I am very busy with work and life in general,
and my low energy really holds me back.
During my raw day I had a lot of mixed feelings. I was excited about the possibilities for health
and energy that raw food offers, but I was nervous I would feel hungry or unsatisfied. Although
thoughts of how I would avoid hunger occupied my mind all day, in reality I was never hungry. I had a light
feeling throughout the day. It was nice not to feel sluggish or weighed down by my meals. In the evening I felt
a little light headed, which I may not have even noticed except I was getting ready to exercise.
For my raw day I decided to go with the mango spinach smoothie for breakfast, kale salad for lunch, and
marinated veggies for dinner. Kale salad is my new FAVORITE dish. I have made it several times in the last week!
I enjoyed the date/almond snacks throughout the day and also ate a banana for a snack between lunch and
dinner.
After my raw day I was very happy that I had accomplished not eating any cooked food for the day. I was
tempted during the day but did not go off the plan mainly because of the commitment I made to do this day.
The best part was the next morning I stepped on the scale just to see what I might have lost. I was shocked
when I saw I had lost over 3 pounds! I have been exercising and losing weight slowly for the past several
months and to see a drop of 3 pounds in one day was amazing.
My most positive experiences were of empowerment and accomplishment from completing this challenge,
which to me, it was a challenge. The other thing was the weight loss. The small inconvenience or difficulty I
had during my raw day was quickly forgotten once I saw the weight I had lost. Also, my skin looked beautiful
the morning after my raw day! It was practically glowing, which was so cool. My next goal is going to be
researching and testing out raw recipes so that I can get some good ones under my belt and next do a raw
week.
Meghan S, South Carolina, USA
As a 48 year old mum of four, home-schooling youngest this last year, I was fairly frazzled,
rushed and not feeling as energetic as desired before my day on raw. During the day, I felt
lighter, freer if that makes sense, and slightly less tired. I was following Menu 1. The next day
I felt great, and I decided to continue with Menu 2. Niggling back aches and even my hayfever
were better; I was definitely sneezing less. The following day, I went back to Menu 1. I felt
good, although my tongue was slightly white, and I felt as though I were starting a cold. I have
continued to enjoy green smoothies in the morning; even one of my children is sharing them!
The rest of the family will drink smoothies, but not the green ones yet. Im still working on it!
Im determined to carry on with this, as I feel its the most positive step to make in our diet/
health/lifestyle. Jilly Turner, Powys, Wales, UK
Before my raw day, I felt rather lethargic and foggy. During the actual day, I felt super! The
effects of a raw diet bring me back in balance rather quickly, afterwards, I felt rejuvenated. In
fact I did my single raw day several days ago and Im still high raw. My energy level increased
far more than I had anticipated. It must have been the mango/spinach smoothie! This plan was
extremely easy and fun to follow. Ive always maintained a relatively clean diet, so there were
no harsh detox issues. Im very excited, and I look forward to taking this to the next level.
Candace Johner, New Mexico, USA
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Your
GO RAW
FOR A DAY
menus
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Breakfast
Mango & Spinach Smoothie
Lunch
Veggie-Nut Burgers & Salad
Dinner
Marinated Veggies with Nut Cheese
Dessert/Treat
Raspberry Passion Pudding
Drinks
Water (as pure as you can make it)
Fresh juices (not bottled or from
cartons, these are pasteurised)
EXTRA BONUS
All these recipes have
an accompanying
video available to watch
free online at
www.karenknowler.tv
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Decide on the day you are going to Go Raw For a Day and mark it
on your calendar.
The day before: Dust off that blender and make sure its working!
Print off the recipes and have them to hand in your kitchen. (Hole
punching them and putting them in a binder is a very good idea).
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On the day itself: Simply follow each recipe to the letter and youll
be good to go!
On waking the next day: Complete the questions on page 17
(and if you want to go a day longer then print off another copy for
the following morning). Compare how you are feeling today before
you went Raw For a Day use page 18 to record the differences.
What do you notice?
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Fruits
1 passion fruit
Salad
1 lettuce or salad greens of choice
4 large tomatoes
1 large red bell pepper
Vegetables/Greens
Other
1 teaspoon of the healthiest salt you
can find (NOT table salt)
Bottle of best quality olive oil
At least 2 litres of pure water if you
dont have it at home
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Breakfast
Fresh Fruit Salad
Lunch
Karens Favourite Nori Rolls
Dinner
Kale & Avocado Salad
Dessert/Treat
Fruit & Nut Surprises
Drinks
Water (as pure as you can make it)
Fresh juices (not bottled or from
cartons, these are pasteurised)
EXTRA BONUS
All these recipes have
an accompanying
video available to watch
free online at
www.karenknowler.tv
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Decide on the day you are going to Go Raw For a Day and mark it
on your calendar.
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On the day itself: Simply follow each recipe to the letter and youll
be good to go!
On waking the next day: Complete the questions on page 17
(and if you want to go a day longer then print off another copy for
the following morning). Compare how you are feeling today before
you went Raw For a Day use page 18 to record the differences.
What do you notice?
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Fruits
1 fresh juicy lemon
Fresh fruits of your choice to create the
fresh fruit salad (the fruits listed below
are recommendations)
1 banana
1 orange
8 strawberries
Handful of green grapes
Salad
Other
Packet nori sheets (you need at least
2 sheets)
10 black olives OR 6 sundried tomatoes
in oil
teaspoon of the healthiest salt you
can find (NOT table salt)
4 medium/large tomatoes OR
10 baby plum/cherry tomatoes
Vegetables/Greens
1 small onion (red or white)
Handful of coriander (cilantro) OR
rocket (arugula) OR
watercress OR
sunflower greens
18 large handfuls of green curly kale
(buy pre-chopped in bag or fresh on
stalk)
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Day 1: Check-In
This MUST be completed as soon after you wake as possible.
On a scale of 110, with 10 being amazing! how did you feel when you woke up this
morning? [Circle the number that best represents how you are feeling physically]
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Day 2: Check-In
This MUST be completed as soon after you wake as possible.
On a scale of 110, with 10 being amazing! how did you feel when you woke up this
morning? [Circle the number that best represents how you are feeling physically]
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10
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What did you notice was different about the way you felt emotionally on Day 2 compared
to Day 1?
What did you notice was different about the way you felt mentally on Day 2 compared to
Day 1?
What did you notice was different about the way you looked in the mirror on Day 2
compared to Day 1?
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Your
recipes
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Serves 2
Looking and feeling great has to start with leafy greens it cleanses and rebuilds your
body in miraculous ways. One or two glasses of this a day (this recipe makes 2 pints) is
going to make you look and feel amazing. And the good news is, it tastes truly (youre
going to have to trust me on this!) delicious.
EQUIPMENT
Blender
INGREDIENTS
1 large sweet and ripe mango (or 2 small ones)
56 large handfuls of organic spinach
DIRECTIONS
1 Chop your peeled mango into pieces and put into a blender
first (its important that you put the mango in first as it creates
the juice which the spinach can be blended into).
2 Wash your spinach thoroughly and add to the blender.
3 Blend the two together thoroughly until a thick but bit-free consistency is achieved.
4 Taste-test: If its not sweet enough for you add 12 dates or more mango; if its too
sweet add more spinach.
5 Finally, if you prefer your smoothie runnier, simply add water to reach desired
consistency.
6 When youre happy with taste and texture, pour into a tall glass and swoon! Feel the
green goodness flooding into you! You did good!
I usually make 2 pints worth (the above recipe will make roughly this amount) and drink
one immediately and put the other into another pint glass and keep in the fridge until later
in the day. The latter makes for a great afternoon snack or a satiating predinner filler.
Two in a day? Youll be feeling marvellous in no time at all.
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Serves 4
These are fresh and tasty burgers that require no cooking. Great as a main meal staple
served with a large juicy salad or marinated vegetables.
EQUIPMENT
Blender (If you have a food processor or hand blender, thats even better)
INGREDIENTS
1 cup almonds
1 cup pecans (use walnuts if you dont like pecans, simply adjust
the shopping list)
23 large carrots
large onion or more to taste
1 large handful of fresh parsley
cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon Celtic sea salt OR Himalayan Crystal Salt
(or the healthiest salt you can find)
DIRECTIONS
1 Put all ingredients into a food processor, or use a hand
blender or table-top blender if you dont have one.
2 Taste test if you think it needs more spice, add some fresh or dried herbs or
seasonings. Curry powder can work well!
3 Shape into burger shapes, either by hand, or using a mould.
You can turn this into a nut loaf by shaping into a loaf shape by hand or using a tin, or you
can dehydrate the burgers a little or a lot to your desired consistency and/or taste. Crispy
on the outside and moist on the inside works very well.
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MARINATED VEGGIES
Serves 2
This recipe is one of my personal favourites because I love something to get my teeth into
that isnt nuts or seeds, but that also gets lots of veggies into me without having to get the
juicer out. Enjoy.
EQUIPMENT
None
INGREDIENTS
2 large tomatoes
1 courgette (zucchini)
1 leek
1 small head of broccoli
Olive oil
Juice of 2 lemons or cup apple cider vinegar
OPTIONAL: Dried or fresh herbs, 1 red/yellow bell pepper
DIRECTIONS
1 Slice the tomatoes, courgette and leek into rings measuring approx. cm thick.
2 Prepare broccoli so that you have lots of small florets of broccoli; dispose of the thick
stalk (compost or use in a juice).
3 Add in any additional sliced/chopped vegetables that take your fancy.
4 Put all the prepared vegetables into a large bowl and then pour on your olive oil. (There
is no set measurement; I usually move the bottle backwards and forwards above the
vegetables allowing the oil to fall on them until they look fairly well covered, then toss to
gauge how well they actually are covered.) Stop when they look shiny with oil all over.
5 Add the lemon juice or apple cider vinegar. Toss well.
6 Allow the mixture to stand for a few hours or overnight in the fridge.
7 Finally, before serving, add in some finely chopped fresh herbs or dried herbs of your
choice. (I use Italian dried herbs or fresh parsley).
Serve as a side dish or a main meal. For a main meal serve with diced avocado, or
guacamole, or coat with a delicious nut topping to make the meal much more satisfying.
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Serves 2
This is one of my absolute favourite recipes of all time as its so quick and easy to make
and just four ingredients. When you want something quick and filling to add into a salad
just like you would cheese, this is it!
EQUIPMENT
A blender will work okay if you add more water
(it will be more like a dressing though); it works
better with a hand blender or food processor
INGREDIENTS
2 cups of raw macadamia nuts
2 cups of cashew nuts
1 clove of garlic
Juice of 12 lemons (depending on sweetness and amount of juice)
DIRECTIONS
1 Simply process all the ingredients until a thick well combined mass has formed. If your
lemons are not super-juicy you may need to add up to 1 cup of pure water to get it
properly bound this is fine.
2 Taste-test. Adapt as desired you may want to add a little more garlic, lemon juice, a
little salt or some seasoning.
3 Depending on consistency, pour onto or add to your salad or veggies. If youve
processed using a food processor or hand blender and your cheese is malleable,
mould into a large chunk and cut into cubes for a nice textural alternative.
You can add all sorts of ingredients to this to get a different flavoured cheese.
How about red bell pepper for a sweet cheese? Or sundried tomatoes for a salty one?
This will carry a lot of flavours really well.
If you have a cheese addiction it may be that its actually a salt addiction masquerading
as a cheese addiction! A lot of people love the saltiness of cheese but dont realise this.
So try adding a tiny bit of healthy salt to this recipe and see how you fare.
Serves 2
One of my favourite dessert recipes of all time, this dessert is loved universally by kids and
adults alike and looks truly stunning.
EQUIPMENT
Blender
INGREDIENTS
3 cups frozen raspberries
1 passion fruit (cut in half and squeeze out seeds, discard shell)
1 mango, peeled and pitted
DIRECTIONS
1 Place the prepared fresh fruit into the blender first, then add the frozen raspberries
on top.
2 Blend all ingredients until the mixture is smooth and creamy and no lumps.
3 Taste test before serving. If too tart for your palette add some honey or dates to your
blend.
Feel free to add any other fresh fruits of your choice and decorate as desired.
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Serves 1
Every fruit salad can be different, just use what you have in your kitchen or buy in some
special fruits that you may never have tried before.
EQUIPMENT
None
INGREDIENTS
Any combination of fresh fruits that you desire, sliced and diced to your preference
Suggested recipe:
1 banana sliced
1 orange peeled, segmented and then cubed
8 strawberries, halved or quartered
Handful of green grapes
DIRECTIONS
Simply prepare your fruit and place in a bowl. Squeeze the juice of one large fresh orange
over the top for a juicier fruit salad.
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Serves 1
This nori roll recipe is a sure-fire winner and a recipe that I can live on for days on end.
To find a recipe that suits you, use your favourite raw ingredients as fillings and continue
to experiment with new textures and flavours. Makes 2 rolls.
EQUIPMENT
None
INGREDIENTS
2 nori sheets
1 large avocado
2 fresh tomatoes
1 small onion
10 black olives, pitted OR 6 sundried tomatoes in oil
Handful of coriander (cilantro) OR rocket (arugula) OR watercress OR sunflower greens
DIRECTIONS
1 Lay the nori sheet out flat on a plate or cutting board and place strips of avocado
along the near edge about an inch in from the outside of the sheet.
2 Next, lay on top of the avocado some strips of tomato followed by strips of onion then
topped with halved olives or the sundried tomatoes.
3 Finally top it all off with your chosen greens.
4 Roll up, either by hand or using a sushi mat, cut into small bit-sized pieces and enjoy!
This recipe is just for starters. You can make infinite different nori roll fillings just make
sure that you have one heavy filling such as avocado, a pat or similar, and some wet
and juicy ones like tomato, cucumber or bell pepper.
If making a nori roll that seems too full or has too many wet ingredients in it, use
one large lettuce leaf to top the lot and then roll your nori this protects the nori from
becoming too wet and falling apart.
Raw nori is purple-black in colour and toasted is dark green. Truly raw nori needs to be
purchased from a specialist raw food supplier. Dont worry if this isnt easy for you to find,
just buy what you can its still really good for you and wont set you back.
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Serves 2
This salad is an absolute classic. While kale may not be considered to be a great leafy green
to eat raw, youll be blown away by how delicious, filling and extremely nutritious this recipe
is, not least because of the special method of preparation, which is super-easy to do.
EQUIPMENT
None
INGREDIENTS
8 large handfuls of green curly kale
teaspoon Celtic sea salt OR Himalayan Crystal Salt
(or the healthiest salt you can find thats not table salt)
12 Tablespoons of olive oil
1 ripe avocado
2 large tomatoes OR a handful of baby plum tomatoes
DRESSING: Squeeze of fresh lemon juice
DIRECTIONS
1 Chop the kale up into tiny pieces (roughly 12cm square) and put into a bowl.
2 Add 12 tablespoons of olive oil plus a small sprinkling of sea salt to the kale and
massage well into the leaves until they are glistening and look succulent.
3 Chop up 1 avocado into small pieces, add to the kale and massage in well, coating
the leaves. It is fine to leave pieces of avocado sitting amongst the leaves as well.
4 Chop tomatoes into small cubes and add to bowl. Feel free to add in any other raw
ingredients that you may have to hand such as sliced onion, sundried tomatoes, olives
or bell pepper.
5 Mix all ingredients well by hand a very tactile and delicious experience! Make sure
that all ingredients are spread evenly through out the bowl. Sprinkle with some fresh
lemon juice and serve as is or pile high on to a plate and garnish with tomatoes.
By adding the oil and salt to the leaves the kale releases some of its moisture thereby
making it much juicier in both taste and appearance. This treatment of kale makes it much
more delicious and palatable, making all the difference for many people who ordinarily
dont like kale as is.
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Serves 1
It doesnt get much easier than this! These sweet treats make for a perfect, quick snack.
EQUIPMENT
None
INGREDIENTS
4 Medjool dates (or as many as you want to make!)
48 almonds OR Brazil nuts
DIRECTIONS
1 Take your Medjool dates, cut or rip them in half, de-stone them and place one or two
almonds between the two halves of each date.
2 That
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Try any nut in place of the almonds or Brazils. Great for snacks, after dinner treats, for
children, for parties or for gifts.
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Congratulations!
Youve successfully completed the
CHALLENGE!
If youd like to connect with others,
read how others found their raw day,
& even to share about yours, go to:
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PLUS theres 10 extra free recipes for
everyone who posts about their Raw Day!
See you there!
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RAW
FOOD
made simple
Happy shopping!
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ABOUT KAREN
Karen Knowler is The Raw Food Coach, former
Managing Director of The Fresh Network, the UKs
original raw and living foods organisation, creator and
former editor of Get Fresh! magazine and creator of
TheRawFoodDirectory.com, the ultimate one-stop
international raw food resource centre online. A raw
food fan since she first discovered the concept of
eating raw in 1993 aged 20, Karen has been teaching,
writing and coaching professionally on raw foods
since 1998. Owing to her groundbreaking work in the
field of raw foods and human potential and dubbed
The worlds premier raw food coach, Karen now
trains others how to become world-class raw food
coaches and teachers via her trainings and home
study programs.
Author of Raw Food Made Simple and creator
of numerous life-changing programs, articles and
ePublications, Karen has lectured around the world,
has been seen by over 6 million viewers live on
national TV, appears frequently in the national press
and has coached and worked with people from all
backgrounds including well-known celebrities.
Karens extensive knowledge and experience of all issues relating to raw food eating, as well
as her accessible, positive and inspiring take on eating for energy make her one of the most
sought-after raw and living foods experts in the world today.
Karen lives near Cambridge, England with her son Luke.
Learn more about Karen and how to go Successfully Raw a little or a lot at
www.TheRawFoodCoach.com
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