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I swear to NATURE this shit taste crazy!!!!!!!!

Babarrito & Naija Fries ft Mango Sauce.

(injera bread, grape seed oil, red jalapeño, onions, green bells, port mush, zucchini, grape tomatoes, avocado, sour orange & Baba's special spice blend)

#WhatDaWhatAreNaijaFries

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Dinner: Salad and Sweet Burros (Extra virgin olive oil, burros, Romaine lettuce, grape tomatoes, onions, port mush, green bells & BJ Dripp Mango Dressing). Love&Nutrition. Eat With Me.

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1. Where are you from originally?

My name is Babafemi Ojudun and I am Nigerian.

2. What was your health like growing up? How much attention did you pay to eating healthy foods?

Growing up I never had any life threating ailments however I was always a little chubby. I struggled with being over weight because I didn't look like everyone else. Sometimes my family would joke about my weight and how much I ate which caused me to be insecure. My perception of a healthy person was someone who resembled an athlete or my friends and family who were slim and trim. Being healthy to me had nothing to do with what you put into your body; for me it was all about a persons appearance. My knowledge about nutrition was very limited. As a family we ate traditional Nigerian and African American foods as well as everyone else's cultural cuisine, after all this is New York City the cultural melting pot! My eating habits eventually lead me down a path of sickness. My family fed me meat, starch, junk food and limited veggies. I was overweight from the ages of 7-17 and 25-31 Even though I was very active in sports, trying fat burners and so called pre made health cusines I was still going through my weight problems.

3. When did your weight loss journey begin?

It started in high school and the weight loss was due to working out... But I quickly put back on the weight after college. The real journey started in my 30s when I was introduced to my brother Alfredo aka Dr. Sebi and his African Bio Mineral Balance. That is when I understood the truth about who I really am as an African and the code that mother nature gave me since creation (how my ancestors were supposed to eat). Age 30: 287lbs and now age 32: 185lbs.

4. Are you vegan or vegetarian?

Im not sure what to catogorize myself so I just tell people im a naturalist. My lyfestyle is predominantly plant based... No meat, no starch, no sugar, no artificial foods, no hybrids and fish 0-4 days out of the month. I will eventually eliminate fish for good. I don't use soap to bathe or shower, no tooth paste just water and sometimes herbal tooth powder, no deodorant or body scents. My body is clean on the inside so it doesn't exhaust bad odors.

What response do you get when you tell people about your lifestyle or eating habits?

Mixed feelings some people think I went crazy and others commend me. For the most part it's positive and they ask me to show them the way.

So I created a Facebook group where we all can enlighten one another and support each other on the journey of

"Love&Nutrition" ….. You will be able to join our group on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/groups/287652887971593/

5. What are a few of your favorite meals to keep you energized between work outs?

I drink 1-2 gallons of spring water a day, One of the best parts of my journey is recreating my traditional favorites into nutritious dishes. Like my special blend of all natural Baba Juice's Dripp teas, Naija Fries, BJ's Sweet Almond butter and strawberry/concord Dripp sandwiches, Babarittos, Ayo's Black Fried Rice, Kozmik Kamut Shake, BJ Dripp Juice, Jollof quinoa, Dr. Sebi's natural herbs & tonics etc.

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Risin' to the top by Keni Burke.... "You gotta wake up your body and wake up your body and wake up your body and move it around" . Search and play it... Good music!

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Veggie patties... Fried: Extra virgin olive oil/sesame seed oil... Crust: fonio, spelt flour, amaranth flour, BJ' herbal spice blend... Filling: portabella mushrooms, grape tomatoes, bell pepper, scallions and BJ's secret Dripp. Love&Nutrition

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"A body without nutrition is a sick body...." Mr. Baba Dripp

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What else is there to give?

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"When you removed us from Africa, did you bring our food with us?" DR. SEBI

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The earth is roughly 70% water and 30% land.... Our bodies are roughly 70% liquid and 30% solid. -So then our lifestyle diet should complement both the earth and our body. 70% of our food consumption should be liquid (plenty of water & fruit/veggie juice) from the earth and the 30% should natural food (fruits/veggies/grains) from the earth. There is no big secret the best liquid in the world is water and like my dude Fela Kuti ( @felakuti ) said "Water No Get Enemy".

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I thought I loved myself in the past... I fed myself all types of traditional unnatural comfort foods, junk foods, artificial juices, alcohols and inorganic pills... The result of that was a 30 year old male that weighed 289lbs was never happy with himself and sick. I'm sure I loved others but when I looked In the mirror I didn't love the image. I knew something was wrong and I didn't need someone that had a md, phd and read a million books to tell me that. I was told that i was being disobedient by not eating the food and that mother nature/god coded us to eat since creation as an African. So one day I woke up and decided I was going to do things different... I simply removed as much as possible the foods that didn't compliment my body (uric acid-meats, lactic acid-dairy, carbon acid -starch based). With cleansing plenty of natural water/fruits/veggies/grains/herbs/nuts there was virtue. 187lbs, no pills, alcohol, no porn and sex addictions, patients, doctor results 100%, clearer skin, no bone or teeth pains, no bad tempers, clearer vision, understanding etc. Not only did I love myself I wanted the same results for others that I saw in me. Let's take control of ourselves and be the impeccable creatures that Nature intended us to be.... Baba Juice presents: Love&Nutrition

Never Say Die

Let the nutritious foods out weigh the bad!