PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) --It's certainly beneficial to eat healthy, but can eating 'clean' become an obsession? Some say it can.

The bigger problem is the obesity epidemic, but for some people, we're seeing the opposite extreme - people becoming preoccupied with only eating certain healthy or organic foods.

It's a new type of eating disorder. It is rare but experts say they're keeping an eye on it.

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Please schedule September 6th for Royersford's 4th Annual Community Day and Car Show at which I will be a vendor and more than happy to met you there! Welcome!

Please click on the photo to listen to my latest podcast in which you will find a lot of useful information about raw diet.  Thank you Andrew Flach from Hatherleigh Publications for creating this podcast.

Kate's gorgeous-skin diet consists of completely uncooked foods, according to Daily Mail. Kate is trying out the trendy eating pattern for two reasons! First, to keep her fit frame looking its best - she wants to maintain her athletic figure. Second, to get radiant and glowing skin! While we think Kate already looks absolutely gorgeous, we're all for her trying new eating patterns to see what makes her feel her best.

I am looking forward to see you at this event!  Welcome!

We will gather with good friends and good food.  We will also be watching "Genetic Roulette" a video documentary about GMO's.

I am thankful to all the guests who attended my book presentation and of course "The Essene" who provided welcome and warm atmosphere in their premises.

Here are the photos from this debut of "The Complete Book of Raw Food, Volume 2" at "Essene", Philadelphia, PA.

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Shankara by Balasia is kicking off its "Thursdays in the raw" vegan dinners on May 15.

Author Lisa Montgomery joins as a special guest. Montgomery is known for "The Complete Book of Raw Food" and will answer questions during dinner, according to a news release.

The four-course raw, vegan dinner costs $38. It will run 6-8 p.m. at Shankara, 201 E. Third St. in Bethlehem. RSVP by calling 484-330-6405 or email wendy@balasia.net for information on future dinners.

By Kelly Huth | The Express-Times