Fwd: Re: DR. JOHN CHRISTOPHER:...grape seed oil

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I am resending this post. It's really good to know. Blessings, Joy

> If you can afford that stick with it--it beats grape seed oil in

most

> ways (but gr. seed is good for dressings etc...). I use both but

> can't aford all coconut.

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I gotta tell you since that little ditty on grapeseed

oil was put out, I bought some and told you all how I

loved it, since then I have bought about 4 more

bottles and use it in everything and even on my hair

and skin. I used it to sunbathe too. I love it as

salad dressing, and it is less expensive than xtra

virgin coconut oil, in which I have been using for

yrs. It is also good when mixed with olive oil for

salad dressing.

So thanks to you and this group, I have been inspired

by an amazing oil!

Gratefully so

Michele

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Hi Michele! :-) Can you tell us, how it has helped, and how long until you noticed some results? I have reservatrol tablets. Joy

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Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 11:45 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Fwd: Re: [Herbal_Connection] DR. JOHN CHRISTOPHER:...grape seed oil

I gotta tell you since that little ditty on grapeseedoil was put out, I bought some and told you all how Iloved it, since then I have bought about 4 morebottles and use it in everything and even on my hairand skin. I used it to sunbathe too. I love it assalad dressing, and it is less expensive than xtravirgin coconut oil, in which I have been using foryrs. It is also good when mixed with olive oil forsalad dressing.So thanks to you and this group, I have been inspiredby an amazing oil!Gratefully soMichele--- Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote:> I am resending this post. It's really good to know.> Blessings, Joy> > > > > > > > > If you can afford that stick with it--it beats> grape seed oil in > most> > ways (but gr. seed is good for dressings etc...).> I use both but> > can't aford all coconut.> > > >> >__________________________________________________________> Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > Try the free Beta.>http://advision.webevents./mailbeta/features_spam.html> > > > > > ---------------------------------> Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship> answers from someone > who knows.> Answers - Check it out.> > --- End forwarded message ---> > > ____________________________________________________________________________________Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.http://smallbusiness./webhosting

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sure!

I know that everything we do, all the little things

and big things we do for our bodies, bad things, can

attribute to disease. It doesnt just take one thing to

trigger and ailment, this is what I mean. In my case I

am 47 yrs old, so I am at the premenopausal state, and

this yr I took a work out course with " curves " . I put

myself on a diet with a trainer, and she taught me

alot about good carbs and bad carbs, sugars and all

that causes over weight problems, since then I lost 11

lbs and inches..I excercise 4-5 times a week, and

dance a whole lot..

Just wanted to summerize first before going into

grapeseed oil. In june I read from this group about

grapeseed oil to use in place of regular oil, I have

used grapeseed oil before only on my skin

occasionally, and hair.

So now I use it for stir frying, omelets, eggs, and

anything that I would need to fry with, and of course

salad dressing. Grapeseed oil if I am not mistaken has

an antioxidant ingredient that helps prevent skin

damage, and of course then would help repair your

stomach and skin, scalp as well. I put it into my

scalp and I have long hair, so it helps repair the

ends and then I shower it off with my regular shampoo.

I sunbathe in summer and spring here in Southern

oregon, I make a mixture of grapeseed oil, coconut

oil, sesame seed oil, and olive oil, it makes a great

suntan oil, I put it in the fridge it solidfies too

and is cold to the skin, nice...but here I am saying

that I have a mole on my leg, and after using this

grapeseed oil which mostly I have just used plainly on

my skin recently, the mole is getting smaller. I am

amazed, b/s it has gotten larger as I age, and now its

shrinking.

I havent used sun screen since 1998, when I heard that

it isnt all that cracked up to be, and I lived in

south Florida at the time for 12 yrs, and love to

sunbathe and swim ect..all that fun stuff.

So yeah, grapeseed oil to me is my newest discovery,

the taste is great, and it's a beautiful green, thick,

and is perfect for stir frying and frying fish too, as

coconut oil is great too, however it leaves everything

tasting like coconut. Which can be great on plantains,

and shrimp, sure, some things you would love to have

it taste a bit like coconut, and also grapeseed oil is

right on the pocket book, its affordable.

I started using grapeseed oil in June, so it is now 4

months that I am seeing results. I know this has

helped me loose weight too, I use it all the time.

Thanks Joyce for letting express my experience..

Blessings, you are doing a great job! Love the group,

I am learning alot " )

Michele

--- Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote:

> Hi Michele! :-) Can you tell us, how it has

> helped, and how long until you noticed some results?

> I have reservatrol tablets. Joy

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: michele horton

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> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 11:45 PM

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> [Herbal_Connection] DR. JOHN CHRISTOPHER:...grape

> seed oil

>

>

> I gotta tell you since that little ditty on

> grapeseed

> oil was put out, I bought some and told you all

> how I

> loved it, since then I have bought about 4 more

> bottles and use it in everything and even on my

> hair

> and skin. I used it to sunbathe too. I love it as

> salad dressing, and it is less expensive than xtra

> virgin coconut oil, in which I have been using for

> yrs. It is also good when mixed with olive oil for

> salad dressing.

>

> So thanks to you and this group, I have been

> inspired

> by an amazing oil!

>

> Gratefully so

> Michele

> --- Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote:

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> > I am resending this post. It's really good to

> know.

> > Blessings, Joy

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> > > If you can afford that stick with it--it beats

> > grape seed oil in

> > most

> > > ways (but gr. seed is good for dressings

> etc...).

> > I use both but

> > > can't aford all coconut.

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[Guest guest]

, that was an excellent commentary! Thank you so much! You

have me hooked. :-) I am going to start using it too. I, too,

have some moles, I am not happy with. Also, am starting to get dry

skin, and soon I will soon be 58. I am even going to switch the

canola oil that my Dad likes to grapeseed oil. Dad is stubborn but

he is really Spiritually growing and has been listening to me more.

Personally, I normally use bacon grease, olive oil, or coconut oil

for cooking. Yeah, I said bacon grease. :-) Believe it or not

bacon grease has a lot of the good fats that our bodies really need,

and it tastes great with some foods! Blessings, Joy

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> > > > If you can afford that stick with it--it beats

> > > grape seed oil in

> > > most

> > > > ways (but gr. seed is good for dressings

> > etc...).

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yes,

ingesting the grapeseed oil and putting it on your

skin will definately help with dry skin. My husband

has dry skin too, and he uses it often then showers it

off too. I have put it on my skin and hair, then get

into a hot bath, with himalayan sea salt and lavendar

and bathed and when I get out, wow so soft my skin is

and my hair too. Ingesting oil is really good for your

skin and keeps you regular too.

I have given up bacon for a few yrs now, but yeah I

heard of using the bacon grease, the only thing that

would give me some caution is that the bacon itself

has sodium nitrates in it which are harmful when

ingested too much. Like lox, hot dogs, sausage, and

meat that is cured, be careful not to indulge, though

now oscar meyer puts out none sodium nitrate meats, I

bought it for my son, it was bacon, as far as the

taste went he didnt complain. Probably didnt notice

the difference.

People can be very stubborn, set in their ways, but it

only takes something like getting sick to realize that

its time to clean up your act. Too bad it has to come

to that though, we have to suffer at little bit to see

the light..

Sure thanks again,

Michele

--- Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote:

> , that was an excellent commentary! Thank

> you so much! You

> have me hooked. :-) I am going to start using it

> too. I, too,

> have some moles, I am not happy with. Also, am

> starting to get dry

> skin, and soon I will soon be 58. I am even going

> to switch the

> canola oil that my Dad likes to grapeseed oil. Dad

> is stubborn but

> he is really Spiritually growing and has been

> listening to me more.

> Personally, I normally use bacon grease, olive oil,

> or coconut oil

> for cooking. Yeah, I said bacon grease. :-)

> Believe it or not

> bacon grease has a lot of the good fats that our

> bodies really need,

> and it tastes great with some foods! Blessings, Joy

>

>

>

> > > > I think I'll go get some more

> coconut

> > > oil.

> > > > I was using it

> > > > in New

> > > > Mexico, but couldn't convinvce Griz it was

> safer

> > > > than canola when we

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