Guest guest Posted October 29, 2007 Report Share Posted October 29, 2007 Dearest Carol - I am not sure if it was you who was talking about Flax Seed and not liking it. I milled flax seed (1/4 cup) I add about 1/3cup of Rapseed Oil, a tad of water, some honey and I drink it in the morning...I like it. I have a recipe for microwave flax seed muffins, it takes 3 minutes to make and I Love them! I call them Poop Poop muffins 'cause they keep me regular, lol If you want the recipe I'll shoot it your way. Love, Becky " Carol S. Gunn " <cgunn1111 wrote: Becky, I just love you, you flamenco fairy you! There had better be a kitchen, cause I bet we have some great cooks in this group. I'm not too bad in the ole kitchen myself! I am so looking forward to it! I love food! All kinds! Namaste, Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2007 Report Share Posted October 29, 2007 I frown on microwave usage. I want to share with you that I had a vision earlier this year about the dangers of microwaves. The goddess/K energy rages in me when someone uses the microwave. Silly as it seems, my soul and mind knows it can cause harm. I will attach info on it, since I want everyone to have a wonderful Kundalini experience. See http://www.mercola.com/forms/turbo_oven.htm for alternative ovens. blessings to you and thumbs up for being regular ;-) ________ Microwaves heat your food by causing it to resonate at very high frequencies. While this can effectively heat your food, it also causes a change in the chemical structure of the food that can lead to health issues. Heating food can cause problems by itself but when you heat it with microwaves, you further devitalize your food. This is one of the explanations for the following observations: A study published in the November 2003 issue of The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture found that broccoli " zapped " in the microwave with a little water lost up to 97 percent of the beneficial antioxidant chemicals it contains. By comparison, steamed broccoli lost 11 percent or fewer of its antioxidants. When microwaving, carcinogenic toxins could be leached from your plastic and paper plates or covers and mix with your food. Not surprisingly, Dr. Hertel's study was met with great resistance from those with much to lose. After a gag order by a Swiss trade organization was removed, his study was finally published in 1992. Dr. Hertel's startling findings showed that microwave cooking resulted in: Increased cholesterol levels More leukocytes, or white blood cells, which can suggest poisoning Decreased numbers of red blood cells Production of radiolytic compounds (compounds unknown in nature) Decreased hemoglobin levels, which could indicate anemic tendencies ---- Becky Jean Rich <beckyjeanrich wrote: > Dearest Carol - > I am not sure if it was you who was talking about Flax Seed and not liking it. I milled flax seed (1/4 cup) I add about 1/3cup of Rapseed Oil, a tad of water, some honey and I drink it in the morning...I like it. > I have a recipe for microwave flax seed muffins, it takes 3 minutes to make and I Love them! I call them Poop Poop muffins 'cause they keep me regular, lol If you want the recipe I'll shoot it your way. > Love, > Becky > > " Carol S. Gunn " <cgunn1111 wrote: > Becky, I just love you, you flamenco fairy you! There had better be a kitchen, cause I bet we have some great cooks in this group. I'm not too bad in the ole kitchen myself! I am so looking forward to it! I love food! All kinds! Namaste, > Carol > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2007 Report Share Posted October 29, 2007 I am with you Lisa on the microwave issue. Not good for our bodies at all. Much Love, Melissa , <pleiades69 wrote: > > I frown on microwave usage. I want to share with you that I had a vision earlier this year about the dangers of microwaves. The goddess/K energy rages in me when someone uses the microwave. Silly as it seems, my soul and mind knows it can cause harm. I will attach info on it, since I want everyone to have a wonderful Kundalini experience. See http://www.mercola.com/forms/turbo_oven.htm for alternative ovens. > blessings to you and thumbs up for being regular ;-) > ________ > Microwaves heat your food by causing it to resonate at very high frequencies. While this can effectively heat your food, it also causes a change in the chemical structure of the food that can lead to health issues. > > Heating food can cause problems by itself but when you heat it with microwaves, you further devitalize your food. This is one of the explanations for the following observations: > > A study published in the November 2003 issue of The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture found that broccoli " zapped " in the microwave with a little water lost up to 97 percent of the beneficial antioxidant chemicals it contains. By comparison, steamed broccoli lost 11 percent or fewer of its antioxidants. > > When microwaving, carcinogenic toxins could be leached from your plastic and paper plates or covers and mix with your food. > > Not surprisingly, Dr. Hertel's study was met with great resistance from those with much to lose. After a gag order by a Swiss trade organization was removed, his study was finally published in 1992. Dr. Hertel's startling findings showed that microwave cooking resulted in: > > Increased cholesterol levels > > More leukocytes, or white blood cells, which can suggest poisoning > > Decreased numbers of red blood cells > > Production of radiolytic compounds (compounds unknown in nature) > > Decreased hemoglobin levels, which could indicate anemic tendencies > > > > > ---- Becky Jean Rich <beckyjeanrich wrote: > > Dearest Carol - > > I am not sure if it was you who was talking about Flax Seed and not liking it. I milled flax seed (1/4 cup) I add about 1/3cup of Rapseed Oil, a tad of water, some honey and I drink it in the morning...I like it. > > I have a recipe for microwave flax seed muffins, it takes 3 minutes to make and I Love them! I call them Poop Poop muffins 'cause they keep me regular, lol If you want the recipe I'll shoot it your way. > > Love, > > Becky > > > > " Carol S. Gunn " <cgunn1111 wrote: > > Becky, I just love you, you flamenco fairy you! There had better be a kitchen, cause I bet we have some great cooks in this group. I'm not too bad in the ole kitchen myself! I am so looking forward to it! I love food! All kinds! Namaste, > > Carol > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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