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  • Yes. it certainly has affected my cycle. It varies. When I eat a high percentage of raw, my cycle sometimes comes sooner… and sometimes comes much later. Like up to a 50-day cycle! I track when I ovulate, so I have noticed how my diet affects my cyc…
    in Late period Comment by germin8
  • Oh yeah, I replied to this one too… on the other post
  • Raw coconut oil or raw butter may help… according to Enzyme Nutrition book. People w/ eczema may not be able to digest fat very well. So, raw fat, topically or may just eating it, may help since the raw fat has the lipase enzyme to digest fat. I wou…
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  • If I remember correctly, my friend did it for 4 weeks… maybe 6. You can’t do it for very, very long. Like many cleanses, you are supposed to take some supplements such as electrolytes. I only plan to do it for a couple days… a week max. Thanks for t…
    in Grape Feasting Comment by germin8
  • I just wanted to try another cleanse. :o) Plus, I love concord grapes… I thought this would be a good excuse. :o)
    in Grape Feasting Comment by germin8
  • I would guess it depends. Coconut seems to last long in its raw state… but, typically 6 months is an average (estimate). However, some enzyme “activity” (or maybe it’s oxidation) can occur when frozen and cause things to brown some – like greens, ba…
  • Thanks for sharing that beany. It’s good to know those enzymes were still preserved in the freezer while still in their dormant (i.e. non-germinated) state.
  • queenfluff, what I meant by dehydrating is, what if you took a sprouted nut/seed/sprout and dehydrated it. Would it still grow if you added water to it later and tried to grow it? Additionally, if you food-process it and make a dehydrated nut bar… i…
  • Enzyme activity is slowed down when freezing… but I don’t know what is the lowest temperature for each enzyme (if there is one). However, nutrients are lost when freezing. It’s an average of about 5% according to a link someone posted about. It was …
  • Typically, cravings are due to lack in mineral(s). (I don’t have a reference for this… but what I’ve heard again and again.) Craving chocolate may indicate a craving for manganese/magnesium. I forget which of the two minerals.
    in Craving Chocolate Comment by germin8
  • The food-combining sounds intersting. curious: Are all your recipes properly food combined?
  • I didn’t read the entire article… but I have heard of this before. I do try to use my phone less often and keep it away. Question is, what cells are being damaged? And at what rate? I am wondering it the rate of damage is slower than the rate of rep…
  • hehe That’s too funny, beany. Living Vegans.
  • Correct. If a package says raw it does not mean living! Raw but not living means they are using the ingredient ‘unadultered’ or minimally processed… something like that. When you see something labelled raw, check if it says something about the tempe…
  • Leaving out the details, you can also do a salt water flush or colon cleanser (psyllium and bentonite) to help detox. Or, how about a hot-cold sauna/shower or dry brush (?) massage on the skin since it seems that’s where it’s coming out. (just a gue…
    in detox symptoms Comment by germin8
  • We made about 5 milkshakes! Oh, the ice cream with fresh squeezed orange juice was a nice creamiscle taste. A favorite. The chocolate coconut milk sweetened with agave and mixed which chocolate almond milk and sweet cherries was a hit. Just a dash a…
  • Thanks for the replies. I had a hunch people would recommend almond milk. I will be using it. Hopefully this will go well. :o)
  • I had no idea there were seeds for indoor growing and outdoor growing. Yikes! I’m glad you mentioned it… Hmmmm… a warm and cool tube. Wow, I really have no idea what it takes… I need to do research. Thanks for the advice. I think I may start smaller…
  • cherie03, Thanks for the link. I’ve been looking for plant stands or shelves too… I had no idea they came equipped with “grow” lights too!
  • bitt, hehe, that’s what my husband said… I haven’t googled. But, denzildragon has at least given me a starting point. I’m totally clueless when it comes to growing any food… I have no green thumb… so any input on those lights is appreciated. Late Au…
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  • Yes grind them. But, I find my body prefers the oil instead of the freshly ground flaxseed meal… maybe because the oil has no fiber.
  • My husband bought the soil and he used two different kinds. It must’ve been the temperature… oh well. We’ll try again next year. Thanks, beany.
  • hehe We’ve tried 2 years in a row and haven’t had success growing peppers out on our patio… (not yet sure what we’re doing wrong).
  • Thanks beany. I’m thinking of just starting with 3 items. Cherry tomato, kale, and small eggplant. I was just going to do kale & eggplant, but after having fresh picked cherry tomatoes for lunch as fresh and as sweet as ever… we decided we want …
  • beany, you use Johnny’s Selected Seeds! We’ve been thinking of buying from them. But, I couldn’t tell how much is in a MINI. I mean, I don’t need THAT many seeds… unless they can store for a few years – can they? I want to get some mini eggplants, k…
  • I love the snow pea sprouts. And, I just use a sprout jar. We buy our sprouts from Sprout Man We have success sprouting their seeds… (& get our monies worth).
  • A few things… Your potassium-sodium balance: A friend went from vegetarian to vegan plus cut out sugar recently and developed allergies which she never had before. She read about potassium and sodium imbalance (or something of the sort) was causing …
  • Mmmm, lambs lettuce. It just looks too pretty to blend up. Mixed greens and collard greens are also good. Chard. I love chard! Mint is very bitter (more than dandelion) so put smaller quantities for those.