PinkWatermelon

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• I love the idea that French fries aren't "food." Awesome!

  in If You're Overweight or Unhealthy It's Because You're *NOT* Eating Enough Food Comment by PinkWatermelon
• I like to make face masks out of wheatgrass juice powder. I just mix a bit with water to your desired consistency (if it's too thin it's runny but it's actually kind of hard to spread if it's too paste-like) and smear it on my face. It takes a few m…

  in coconut oil as facial cleanser Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Wheatgrass juice is a natural detoxifier that you can drink (or take in powder form) but you can even wash your face with it or create a "mask" or "paste" to apply to acne or other skin problem areas. This article is pretty helpful about the detox s…

  in Hormonal Balance: The Root Cause Of My Adult Acne Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Arrowroot can work as a natural deodorizer, as can wheatgrass. I take this stuff with my vitamins each morning http://www.sweetwheat.com/store/wheatgrass-juice/sweet-wheat-large-capsules-60-count/ and haven't had anyone telling me I stink. I'm sure …

  in I Stink. Comment by PinkWatermelon
• A girl I used to know uses aspirin masks (she crushes up an aspirin and mixes it with a bit of water) but I haven't tried this myself. Someone in Germany told her about it, apparently. I'd do a bit of research first on this one because I'm sure that…

  in GORGEous Skin... Comment by PinkWatermelon
• One of my friends told me about something called an aspirin mask. I guess she crushes up aspirin, mixes with enough water to make it paste-y and lets it dry on her face. I'm afraid to try that one (yet anyway) but I've done the mask / paste made out…

  in GORGEous Skin... Comment by PinkWatermelon
• I see that this thread was actually started several months back but I love wheatgrass and I've been considering doing some organic gardening, so why not jump in ... LOL. I am not sure where to get "real" organic soil; maybes someone working at a loc…

  in What kind of soil is best for wheatgrass trays? Comment by PinkWatermelon
• My family physician actually recommended echinacea several years ago (before I even knew what it was) and I've been taking it ever since. It helps. Garlic, horseradish and wheatgrass can help with sinus infection. http://www.sweetwheat.com/sweet-whe…

  in Natural Alternatives for Sinus Infection Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Some women take that to extremes and wind up gaining 60 pounds while pregnant, but our bodies change while pregnant so I would suggest eating what you feel like eating in order to get enough nutrients into your system. When I was pregnant my dietary…

  in Pregnant and sick, cannot support raw food. Help! Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Yes that's what I was going to suggest too ... I take it every day and have a little one. :)

  in How to improve fertility? Comment by PinkWatermelon
• My mom's actually the same way. She loves pointing how how "chubby" some of our relatives have gotten when she sees photographs of cousins she hasn't seen in a couple years, but she's gained over 20 pounds in the last year alone. When I try to bring…

  in Worried about my mom. Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Some people opt to do colonics at home. Not for everyone because it may not be easy but it can be done. http://www.sweetwheat.com/sweet-wheat/considering-natural-home-remedies-for-constipation

  in Colonics reccommendations in NYC Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Wheatgrass is also a natural detoxifier because it cleanses the body and "helps you go" if you get my drift. http://www.sweetwheat.com/sweet-wheat/the-wheatgrass-detox

  in Detox Business Comment by PinkWatermelon
• I'm certainly not an expert in this field but I don't know why you can't give yourself an enema ... never heard of someone else helping, actually. I wouldn't want someone helping me with that. Wheatgrass juice is supposed to be good for implants / e…

  in Do you do Enemas in your family? Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Sometimes stress makes me .. well, "have to go" as opposed to makes me not go. It can affect all people differently. I'm a huge wheatgrass advocate though, and wheatgrass juice can help regulate digestion and help with constipation. http://www.sweet…

  in Stress and Digestion Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Blue_Eyes is right. If you buy fresh wheatgrass or grow your own, don't eat it- you have to consume the wheatgrass juice for all the benefits you can read about online. If you don't have a juicer or it's just too much of a hassle, try freeze-dried w…

  in wheatgrass misunderstanding Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Yes, in order to get the full benefits of wheatgrass it should be juiced ... if you don't want to go through the hassle of growing your own and juicing it, add wheatgrass juice powder to beverages. I use www.SweetWheat.com and my family loves it :)

  in wheatgrass misunderstanding Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Wheatgrass is awesome! XOXO :)

  in Wheatgrass is GOOD! Comment by PinkWatermelon
• I also find myself pretty hungry fairly regularly but I wouldn't say it's nonstop 24/7 starvation or anything, which is what yours sounds like. I see that Raw_Chocoholic recommended green smoothies, which would probably help. If you don't feel like …

  in HUGE appetite Comment by PinkWatermelon
• Glad to read you're feeling so great. By the way, I love cucumbers too!  

  in Raw food changed my life Comment by PinkWatermelon
• My hair has thinned a lot since going raw but it is stable at the moment. Wheatgrass juice is a raw food that can help improve hair growth: http://www.sweetwheat.com/top-50-benefits-of-wheatgrass You can drink it or take it as a supplement.

  in Hair loss Comment by PinkWatermelon
• I love promoting Sweet Wheat wheatgrass juice power because it is 100% organic and an awesome raw food / supplement. Try it, you might like it :) http://www.sweetwheat.com

  in Promoting Yourself on Gone Raw Comment by PinkWatermelon