Re: Wheatgrass Reality Check

[Guest guest]

>I'm a strong proponent of eating a

>traditional diet, and I don't think primitive people anywhere were in

>the habit of eating, much less juicing, wheatgrass.

Hey, I agree. I think wheatgrass is almost certainly all hype.

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[Guest guest]

and nasty to boot.

----- Original Message -----

From: Idol

Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 1:28 PM

Subject: Re: Wheatgrass Reality Check

>I'm a strong proponent of eating a

>traditional diet, and I don't think primitive people anywhere were in

>the habit of eating, much less juicing, wheatgrass.

Hey, I agree. I think wheatgrass is almost certainly all hype.

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[Guest guest]

> I'm a strong proponent of eating a traditional diet, and I don't

> think primitive people anywhere were in the habit of eating, much

> less juicing, wheatgrass.

They probably weren't in the habit of swallowing manufactured food

supplements, either. But, if today's soils are depleted, and factory

farmed veggies are nutritionally deficient, it's probably not a bad

idea to supplement with the concentrated phytochemicals found in

juiced greens. Let's face it, conditions today aren't anything like

they were thousands of years ago. That modern technology allow us to

squeeze juice from grass is not necessarily a bad thing.