G’day, Jim

I am from Adelaide in South Australia.

I stumbled upon your website the other day, and took advantage of the 10 Ann Wigmore DVDs offer.

I had a look at your clips about energy soup and growing sprouts.

It was great observing you making these in your small kitchen using a blender you got from a junk sale and jars with netting.

I went out and tried the energy soup right away, and it worked really well. I have also started the sprouting. I’ve been feeling unwell for a while, as well as being overweight, so I will give this a good go.

Years ago I read one of Ann Wigmore’s books, but the wheatgrass, rejuvelac, sauerkraut, energy drink and baby green routines looked a bit complicated, and I didn’t try it. So to see you demonstrating the energy soup and sprouting made me feel I can at least start there.

I don’t think all that many people are into a raw lifestyle here in Oz. Looks like it may be gaining a foothold over there in the U.S.. I also looked at your ‘Myths about Raw Food’, and was astonished by your statement that Lance Armstrong is a raw vegan. If that is the case, it is a huge advertisement for the lifestyle!

Anyway, this is to let you know I enjoyed your clips, and you will be pleased to know you have got at least one Aussie giving it a try!

Regards,
Peter Laslett

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Thanks for the kind words, Peter.

Showing how easy sprouts, etc., are, was my intention with those videos.

It’s my understanding that Lance, like Woody Harrelson was, but isn’t now, a raw vegan. I think this is something many people sway back and forth to, if only because society makes it so challenging.

Here are some resources for you in Aussieland:

http://raw-pleasure.com.au/
http://www.gaiastable.com/
http://www.google.com/search?q=julie+mitsios+australia

If you run into Julie, ask her if she’s still skydiving?

Jim Carey