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• Maybe you could add the Southern BBQ sauce recipe to the Bean No’s recipe to achieve the sweet spicy flavor.

  in to someone who's a geneous at creating recipes Comment by alpdesigns
• Maybe you can tweak the Bean No’s recipe posted on this forum to make it sweet and oniony. It uses nuts and seeds in place of beans.

  in to someone who's a geneous at creating recipes Comment by alpdesigns
• I joined that group awhile back and left because Nora Lenz has strong opinions of which I don’t agree. She thinks genetically modified food isn’t as big an issue as eating cooked food, but I think the issues are equal. I also don’t agree with the in…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• I’m lighheaded today and the skin on my chest is peeling, taking some large “age” spots with it. I’m also perspiring, which is a problem for most of us with so-called MS. Not being able to perspire (anhydrosis) causes the body to get too hot. I thin…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• Hi Zella. How much are you taking? I’m going through my second week of having detox symptoms. I slowed down to three a day again. I also drank a lot of water today. I think that’s necessary when you clean your blood, as that’s what the alginates do.…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• Amacleod-The average person isn’t a raw fooder who uses non chemical products on their hair. I don’t see how you can measure protein by the cup. It should be measured by the number of amino acids the food contains. Since green foods contain an abund…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• The developer of Modifilan says we can take 9/day because most people are iodine deficient. The bottle says for maximum benefits take 6 in the morning before meals. I started slower because it’s better to ramp up than to suddenly take a large amount…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• I think that cilantro could be dangerous as it’s a mercury mobilizer. You also need a binder if you eat it regularly. Chlorella or alginates work to bind mercury. This is a topic that I have studied extensively because a bio-feedback test revealed t…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• Try eating brown seaweed. I take Modifilan (raw seaweed supplement) for mercury detox and thyroid. The iodine in it has helped me with this problem. It has also made my receding gumline repair and my fingernails are long and strong, shiny too. I als…

  in Hair loss Comment by alpdesigns
• I want to see the pics, but the links are too long for the message block. What kinds of fruits do you guys and girls eat?

  in Fruitarian Fitness Shoot Comment by alpdesigns
• RawVee, these are all in Dr. Schulze’s Superfood. I don’t know if it’s raw, but I’ve been drinking it off and on for three years. It seems like a good way to get a multi-vitamin that is bioavailable. A person can have an unbalanced diet even when ea…

  in B Vitamins Comment by alpdesigns
• I don’t know if that’s true, but it makes sense that it would be. I have gotten almonds to show a little white spot at the end, but I’ve never waited long enough to let them fully sprout.

  in Q on Alkaline/Acid in Nuts after Germinating Comment by alpdesigns
• Enzymes are activated. Proteins convert to free amino acids. Starches change to simple sugars. Minerals combine to increase assimilation. Vitamin content increases from 3 to 12 or more times. Chlorophyll and carotene content increase dramatically wh…

  in Q on Alkaline/Acid in Nuts after Germinating Comment by alpdesigns
• Sprouted seeds, nuts and grains are alkaline. Here’s an acid alkaline food chart: http://www.renew-you.com/pages/fuel_acid_alkali…

  in Q on Alkaline/Acid in Nuts after Germinating Comment by alpdesigns
• Peanuts are notorious for causing allergies. They’re full of aflotoxins, a mold. They’re also legumes, subject to molecular mimicry. The body can’t always recognize them as foreign until they connect to self protein and the immune system attacks the…

  in detox survival - what's the payoff? Comment by alpdesigns
• Hi. I had candida with mercury toxicity and possibly Lyme disease. I was diagnosed with MS by an allopathic doctor, candida, mercury and Lyme by a homeopathic one. I’ve been raw for over two years. I also don’t take medications. I drink kombucha tea…

  in candida Comment by alpdesigns
• My diagnosed conditions MS, Lyme, Candidiasis, mercury toxicity and some secondary conditions, hypothyroid, incontinence, inability to stand and a long list of symptoms have improved or healed since I started eating raw. I’m on my way to recovery. I…

  in Has anyone healed an ailment with raw food? Comment by alpdesigns
• I’m moving away from all salt. Here’s why: Ordinary Table Salt Many doctors readily acknowledge that ordinary table salt, which is almost 100% sodium chloride, can produce harmful effects in the body. “Ordinary salt…interferes with the normal flow o…

  in what happens if I do not eat salt Comment by alpdesigns
• I like my Oster Fusion blender. It has a two directional blade.

  in Best Affordable Blender Comment by alpdesigns
• This is a great guide to the nutritional health of hair. http://www.jashbotanicals.com/articles/healthy_…

  in To shampoo or not to shampoo? Comment by alpdesigns
• Here’s what Mike Adams has to say about soap nuts. More than just laundry soap The natural saponins found in Maggie’s Soap Nuts are universal cleaning agents. Sure, they work great in the laundry, but did you know they are also traditionally used to…

  in To shampoo or not to shampoo? Comment by alpdesigns
• Have any of you ever tried soap nuts? Mike Adams has been writing about them on News Target Insider as a laundry, personal hygiene, house cleaner, dish soap, vegetable cleaner, pet cleaner…. If you do an Internet search, look for Maggie’s Soap Nuts.…

  in To shampoo or not to shampoo? Comment by alpdesigns
• Hi Sonne83, A friend gave me a culture and I have given many of the “babies” away over the last few years. I’ll send you one in a few weeks when I brew a new batch. I’m in the middle of a move and I don’t have a batch brewing to send any starter tea…

  in Fermented foods.. Comment by alpdesigns
• I like some fermented foods, miso, tempeh and sauerkraut, but you have to eat them in small amounts because they are acid forming. I also drink home “brewed” kombucha tea. That being said, I found a great fermenting jar on the Internet. I haven’t bo…

  in Fermented foods.. Comment by alpdesigns
• Cargo, lots of raw foods contain toxins. Lectins, goitrogens, alkaloids… The key is to vary the diet. Allison

  in how did i get sick from sesame milk? Comment by alpdesigns
• Let me tell you, there is detox and there is chelation. I’ve had healing reactions from both and I’m experiencing mercury chelation symptoms right now from the alginates in seaweed. I’m dizzy today, I can barely stand due to weakness in my legs, the…

  in Detox benefits and symptoms.. Comment by alpdesigns
• I agree that if you can’t make a meal of it, it isn’t a healthy food, optimally. That would include onions and garlic. I also believe that some herbs have healing properties, so whether they’re healthy for long time consumption or whether they are u…

  in It's called Raw Food for a reason. Comment by alpdesigns
• It depends on the season. I spend about $30 a week in the summer when my neighbor brings us garden grown vegetables and peaches. They bring us apples and pears in the fall. I spend a bit more as the weather gets colder. My average then is around $50…

  in How much do you spend a week? Comment by alpdesigns
• “You spend your health getting wealthy and your wealth getting healthy.”

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• I bought a 4 tray Excalibur here for $109.99. Free shipping! http://www.nutritionlifestyles.com/excalib.htm I bought Teflex sheets on eBay for a fraction of the cost on this site. I’ve been very happy with it. Allison

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