Guest guest Posted November 29, 2004 Report Share Posted November 29, 2004 Whew! I've been reading a lot of online journals today and have noticed that a lot of raw foodists begin their day with green drinks. Why is that and what is in a green drink? Is this some type of supplement I don't know about or something homemade. I've been eating raw for about half a year now and I'm still learning. Is this something I should add? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2004 Report Share Posted November 29, 2004 Talking of myself, green drinks refer to blended / juiced greens (green leafy vegetables etc) Commercial green drinks are also sold but they don't come anywhere close to the freshly made green drinks. Abundant health and sunshine, Bharti -- Bharti Padmanabhan bharti_padmanabhan Miraculous Raw Vegan Experience - My Testimony: http://www.thegardendiet.com/bharti/ Christy <yogafreeze wrote: Whew! I've been reading a lot of online journals today and have noticed that a lot of raw foodists begin their day with green drinks. Why is that and what is in a green drink? Is this some type of supplement I don't know about or something homemade. I've been eating raw for about half a year now and I'm still learning. Is this something I should add? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2004 Report Share Posted November 30, 2004 Wheatgrass carrot is a good fresh green drink. The carrot juice helps the wheatgrass go down smoother...it's pretty strong stuff. Or spinach/beet/carrot. If you don't have time to juice your green drink, you can use a green drink mix like Dr. Schult's Super Food, it's got lots of goodies in it. It's dried and you add water. I also add dried beet juice and dried carrot juice. Pretty good stuff for on the run. Diana of Dewberry Hill Talking of myself, green drinks refer to blended / juiced greens (green leafy vegetables etc) Commercial green drinks are also sold but they don't come anywhere close to the freshly made green drinks. Abundant health and sunshine, Bharti -- Bharti Padmanabhan bharti_padmanabhan Miraculous Raw Vegan Experience - My Testimony: http://www.thegardendiet.com/bharti/ Christy <yogafreeze wrote: Whew! I've been reading a lot of online journals today and have noticed that a lot of raw foodists begin their day with green drinks. Why is that and what is in a green drink? Is this some type of supplement I don't know about or something homemade. I've been eating raw for about half a year now and I'm still learning. Is this something I should add? Meet the all-new My – Try it today! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2004 Report Share Posted November 30, 2004 Thanks Bharti. Can you tell me how much do most people drink at a time. Would a morning green drink exceed one cup? Also, I read your story today on one of the journal boards I've been visiting. Your story was incredible. Do you have before pictures? I saw your after photos and you look great. Congratulations --- In rawfood , Bharti Padmanabhan <bharti_padmanabhan> wrote: > > Talking of myself, green drinks refer to blended / juiced greens (green leafy vegetables etc) > > Commercial green drinks are also sold but they don't come anywhere close to the freshly made green drinks. > > > Abundant health and sunshine, > > Bharti > > -- > > Bharti Padmanabhan > > bharti_padmanabhan > > Miraculous Raw Vegan Experience - My Testimony: > > http://www.thegardendiet.com/bharti/ > > > Christy <yogafreeze> wrote: > > > Whew! I've been reading a lot of online journals today and have > noticed that a lot of raw foodists begin their day with green drinks. > Why is that and what is in a green drink? Is this some type of > supplement I don't know about or something homemade. I've been eating > raw for about half a year now and I'm still learning. Is this > something I should add? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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