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E-Rated Foods According to Kollath

Kollath is considered a pioneer of whole foods. According to him, foods should be eaten in their most natural state. Based on this principle, he introduced six categories of foods, from a to f, with a being the most natural and f the least (and thus, according to him, least recommendable). The categories a-c are considered "living food", while d-f are considered low quality food. Some of his theses may easily be considered wrong from a modern point of view, and the consumption of raw animal products bears great risks; however, the general idea of quality loss by hyper-processing of food cannot be denied. The foods on this list are e-rated by Kollath (preserved foods), meaning they are considered pretty unhealthy. How many do you eat regularly?
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Canned Food
Canned Food
2
Rusk
Rusk
3
Crisp Bread
Crisp Bread
4
Bottled Juice
Bottled Juice
5
Fruit-Juice Concentrate
Fruit-Juice Concentrate
6
Preserves
Preserves
7
Jam
Jam
8
Canned Fruit
Canned Fruit
9
Dried Fruit
Dried Fruit
10
Canned Vegetables
Canned Vegetables
11
Baby Food
Baby Food
12
Canned Fish
Canned Fish
13
Sausage
Sausage
14
Canned Meat
Canned Meat
15
Long-Life Milk
Long-Life Milk
16
Sterilized Milk
Sterilized Milk
17
Liquor
Liquor
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