Re: What is in Apple Juice?

[Guest guest]

<<Apple Juice is generally not something I drink a lot of and I was

hoping to get a suppliment I could take with my vitamins each day

instead.>>

I've found that milk thistle works every bit as good as apple juice. In fact

for me, it works better. If you use it before a liver flush, try to start at

least two weeks beforehand and take it at the highest recommended dosage. Over

the long term it will repair the liver.

Jay

[Guest guest]

Hi Jay,

What is the recommended dose of Milk Thistle?

I buy it in bulk by the pound, and it doesn't come with any info on

dose. It's very cheap to buy it this way, and I take a teaspoon a

day of whole Milk Thistle seed with my teaspoon of Flax Seed that I

buy by the pound also.

Vince

> <<Apple Juice is generally not something I drink a lot of and I

was

> hoping to get a suppliment I could take with my vitamins each day

> instead.>>

>

> I've found that milk thistle works every bit as good as apple

juice. In fact for me, it works better. If you use it before a

liver flush, try to start at least two weeks beforehand and take it

at the highest recommended dosage. Over the long term it will

repair the liver.

>

> Jay

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I thoroughly chew up the milk thistle seed with my whole flax seed

and wash down with my morning juice drink. Not for everyone I

realize

I store the bulk herb in the freezer tightly packed to help keep it

fresh. I keep some of it in a jar in the cupboard to make it easier

to get to each day. Hopefully I use it before it goes too long.

Since it is the whole seed, it is in the package that the Lord gave

it to keep it fresh for a while.

Vince

>

> Hi, Vince, do you grind this first so that you get

> the benefit of the inside of the seed? I'd think

> they would just pass through if not, and knowing

> you from your posts, I'm sure you must, but was

> curious! Also, when storing things in bulk, it is

> good to store so not surrounded by a lot of air, as

> they can lose their potency. A little reason why I'm

> partial to capsules.

> Just MHO.

>

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> L. Meydrech, CN

[Guest guest]

Hi , I agree with adding the wisdom God allows us to have to

what he gave us naturally. I save okra seeds each year that I got

from a friend whose family grows this strain each year. He told me

that if I kept them in the freezer they would remain viable and have

good germination rates for several years. If I kept them at room

temp and humidy they would last til the next year and no longer...

That tells me a little about the value of freezing.

Vince

> > I store the bulk herb in the freezer tightly packed

> > to help keep it fresh.

>

> I do too, along with my oils and lecithin. I've

> always wondered if freezing changes any of the

> properties, but kind of doubt it. Better than having

> it go rancid as oils often do. God's packaging is

> good, and I'm glad for the wisdom He gave man, to

> invent things like a freezer, and capsules, since all

> things created do eventually decay and loose the

> " life " that is in them.

>

>

>

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> L. Meydrech, CN