This list of raw foods contains low glycemic fruits and vegetables that are a powerhouse of nutrients. Raw food weight loss is not only posssible, it's likely! They are high in fiber, slow to digest and rich in the nutrients you need for high energy and to burn fat. They are the perfect low glycemic snacking food and perfect for the diabetes diet.

Most vegetables and fruits as you will see from this list of raw foods are
low glycemic, although fruits that are too ripe (adding concentrated sugars) may
become high glycemic. A raw food diet plan, including lots of fresh fruits and
vegetables, is a highly nutritious way to lose weight and maintain fat loss. It doesn't mean you
have to eat only raw food but it does mean eating your produce mostly
uncooked and juicing veggies several times a week.
| apple | dried apples | avocado | blackberries |
| blueberries | raspberries | strawberries | persimmon |
| orange | cherries | nectarine | figs, fresh only |
| honeydew | melon | kiwi | lemon |
| lime | mandarin | oranges | pear |
| peach | tangerine | grapes |
Each fruit on the list of raw foods above is low glycemic. I am recommending that you eat fruits and vegetables mostly fresh and uncooked. If you choose to eat canned fruit make sure that it is packed in water or in it's own juice so that no sugar or artificial sweeteners are added.
It's best to avoid fruit juices on all diet plans since they are so concentrated they will be high glycemic. Although you could drink some juice occasionally if it's 100% fruit juice and diluted at least half and half with water. More pulp is better; fresh squeezed is better yet.
Juicing vegetables is different. You can
drink as much vegetable juice as you want and of course fresh is better. You will be able to juice vegetables every day when you have the right blender.
This is a fabulous way to boost your raw food nutrition and lose fat!
If you are juicing greens you will be giving your blood chemistry an alkaline boost and helping to balance your blood sugar.
If you buy commercial vegetable juice rather than juicing your own, look for low sodium on the label. You will not be getting the fiber so be sure to eat enough foods that are high in fiber too.
| Artichokes | asparagus | Brussels sprouts | bean sprouts |
| black eyed peas | broccoli | cabbage | cauliflower |
| celery | collard greens | cucumber | eggplant |
| endive | escarole | garbanzo beans | green beans |
| green pepper | red bell pepper | yellow bell pepper | kale |
| kohlrabi | leeks | lettuce | mushrooms |
| okra | olives | onions | peas |
| hot peppers | pickles | scallions | radishes |
| swiss chard | spinach | snow peas | split peas |
| squash | sweet potatoes or yams (do not overcook) | tomatoes | turnip greens |
| water chestnuts | zuchinni | ||
Is there such a thing as raw food weight loss? Absolutely! The more raw fruits and raw vegetables you eat the less you will want highly processed foods which are the high glycemic ones. Eating raw foods is an excellent way to manage your weight effectively and support optimal health and energy.
A raw foods diet plan even if it's just part of your daily eating means that you are eating fresh, live foods that are full of enzymes and fiber. They are packed with nutrients since heating them reduces nutrients. Every vegetable on the list of raw foods above is low glycemic.
This is part of the accelerated, aggressive plan I recommend, juicing raw vegetables several times a week. Even after you reach your goal weight, it's a good idea to juice vegetables regularly for optimal health and lifetime fat loss.
Get into the habit of splurging on fresh, local produce at your farmer's market and you will be eating seasonally. The produce will be low glycemic if you choose from the list of raw foods here.
It will have the optimum nutrients because it is the freshest food you can buy.
Vine ripened produce has nutrients that are missing in produce picked green.
In fact, there is no comparison in terms of nutritional content.
This list of raw foods will support fat loss and excellent health! They go together. The more nutrition in your food the more your body can use it for energy and the less need there is to store it as fat. Most raw foods are low glycemic and do not raise your blood sugar. Remember that a little more than half of what you eat all day needs to be vegetables and fruits.
Read the articles below for more information on how to keep your blood sugar low with your diet.
Low Glycemic Calcium Rich Foods
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Fats are essential but concentrate on the plant and fish fats.
Create meals around the high fiber, nutrient dense foods.
Pasta may be carbohydrate dense but it is low glycemic!
Low Glycemic Super Healthy Whole Grains
You
will crave whole grains once you've changed your eating habits. Sprouted grains are the best.
Start your day the low glycemic way and you'll have good energy all day.
Low Glycemic Soups, Oriental Cuisine, Protein Foods
These foods do NOT raise your blood sugar.
Omega 3 Sources in Super Salads
Here are the foods with the essential fatty acids to put in your salads for good nutrition and also to help you burn fat.
Good Sugars - Low Glycemic Sweeteners
You do not have to give up sweets!
Freedom from food addictions means living at your ideal weight.
This common food burns fat like crazy!
More Foods That Burn Belly Fat
This one will give you an added boost.
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