
Jesti sirovo: neophodni put k zdravlju
A pioneering raw food handbook explores the health impact of uncooked foods. Through natural laws and his own experiences, the author advocates a return to the original human diet.
The book Eating Raw: The Necessary Path to Health by A. T. Hovannessian (known under the pseudonym Aterhov), published in this region by Naklada Slap, is considered one of the fundamental and most influential works in the field of raw foodism. In this radical and passionate work, the author presents the philosophy according to which cooking food is the biggest mistake in the history of mankind and the main cause of most modern diseases and health problems. Aterhov, through a detailed analysis of natural laws and human anatomy, claims that people are naturally adapted exclusively to thermally unprocessed foods. In the book, he explains how cooking destroys valuable enzymes, vitamins and minerals in food, turning it into a "dead substance" that burdens the body and weakens immunity. The author offers theoretical explanations, as well as practical guidelines and examples from personal experience of how the transition to a 100% raw diet - based on fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds - leads to the complete recovery of the body. Although challenging and uncompromising in its views, this book left a deep mark among advocates of natural healing and continues to serve as a powerful inspiration to all who explore a holistic approach to health.
Two copies are available





