exorphin junkie

exorphin junkie

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Saturday, October 12, 2013

Found Bread

whatsit I find my bread in unlikely places. Especially now, half-way through my year long experiment of not eating bread. T...

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Reintroducing Grains

Bread Replacement: A Baked Potato that I ate with some homemade beans and salsa, and some pickled peppers Update : I'm st...

Monday, June 10, 2013

End of my 30 Day Raw Food Cleanse

Mustard Greens, part of my breakfast on the last day of my raw food cleanse The End of the 30 Day Raw Food Bread Fast Exp...

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Fasting from Bread: My 24th Day Milestone

Dehydrated Fiber Patties. I wanted to see how much fiber I throw away when I juice a substantial amount of kale and carrot. Not all th...

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About Me

Cellarguy: Ontario, Canada; My interests are always changing. This blog represents the time between 2009-2013 when I had an OCD-level interest in bread baking. For several years, I was a bread addict, dough-quester, yeast cultivator and do-it-yourself baker, looking for that hit of homemade carbohydrate that led to a post-prandial dreamless sleep as deep as Nirvikalpa. In short: a Brothäcker. In the last 6 months of my obsession, while continuing to eat bread, I also began fasting 2 days a week, after watching Michael Mosley's BBC documentary 'Eat Fast and Live Longer'. In March 2013 I bought a vegetable juicer and began juicing while continuing to eat bread. In May 2013 I ate only raw foods, as an experiment to see if I was truly addicted to bread. I came to the conclusion that a raw diet does not provide enough calories. The low fat vegan diet proposed by Dr. John McDougall makes more sense to me. McDougall does not proscribe bread or grains, but to ensure I'm not addicted to bread, I continue to eschew grains for now. I now eat cooked starches (potatoes, beans). I'm still an exorphin junkie. But now it's one day at a time, as I break the chains of my addiction.

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