Re: Medical Journal Article on Wheatgrass & cancer

[Guest guest]

I would love to get more information please, M.D. names are there some in

Canada? I will check your website.

Thanks

info@... wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I am new to this group and find it is very interesting. I am going to add the

main website of data to our company's link page.

>

> Last year Explore Magazine, a medical Journal out in Seattle, WA published an

article that was strictly on our company and product, Sweet Wheat.

>

> We make a freeze dried certified organic & kosher wheat grass juice powder. It

is 47% protein & 26% mineral and very palatable. Our website address is

www.sweetwheat.com.

>

> I normally would not post such a message on a Bulletin board however about 5%

of our customers are cancer patients. We have several healthcare professionals

using our product and not because we pay them to, but because it works and they

promote us without our advertising dollars. And they are not just N.D.s but

M.D.s as well. My sole intention is help people find answers to handling their

problems.

>

> If anyone out there would like a copy of the Explore Magazine article, I would

be happy to send you one.

>

> Also if you would like a list of doctors & healthcare professionals would

treat cancer in an " alternative' fashion, if I get at least one or two requests

I will post them here.

>

> If you are a Healthcare Professional and you want to learn about Hydrazine

Sulfate, you can call the Syracuse Health Center at (315) 472-6616. This number

is NOT for the General Public so please DO NOT bombard them with calls as they

will just tell you to have your health care practioner call them. These are MD

here, but are very open about they " alternative " treatments.

>

> My girlfreind was working before with a doc who had a 80% success rate in

curing cancer, so I know this disease can be beaten easily. This doc cured

himself with laetrile and amino acids. He was later thrown in jail. And

unfortunately is back in jail again for violating his parole, (curing people of

cancer). It is a wild wild story that goes beyond any movie you ever saw.

>

> I hope to hear from some of you and I wish you success in finding answers that

solve your problems.

>

> Sincerely

>

> Kurt RATH

> Clearwater, FL

>

> Sweet Wheat office # (727) 462-0109

> e-mail: info@...

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

For more info on Hydrazine sulfate and cancer, by Syracuse Cancer Research

Institute, go to http://www.ngen.com/hs­cancer/.

Medical Journal Article on Wheatgrass & cancer

Hello,

I am new to this group and find it is very interesting. I am going to add

the main website of data to our company's link page.

Last year Explore Magazine, a medical Journal out in Seattle, WA published

an article that was strictly on our company and product, Sweet Wheat.

We make a freeze dried certified organic & kosher wheat grass juice powder.

It is 47% protein & 26% mineral and very palatable. Our website address is

www.sweetwheat.com.

I normally would not post such a message on a Bulletin board however about

5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several healthcare

professionals using our product and not because we pay them to, but because

it works and they promote us without our advertising dollars. And they are

not just N.D.s but M.D.s as well. My sole intention is help people find

answers to handling their problems.

If anyone out there would like a copy of the Explore Magazine article, I

would be happy to send you one.

Also if you would like a list of doctors & healthcare professionals would

treat cancer in an " alternative' fashion, if I get at least one or two

requests I will post them here.

If you are a Healthcare Professional and you want to learn about Hydrazine

Sulfate, you can call the Syracuse Health Center at (315) 472-6616. This

number is NOT for the General Public so please DO NOT bombard them with

calls as they will just tell you to have your health care practioner call

them. These are MD here, but are very open about they " alternative "

treatments.

My girlfreind was working before with a doc who had a 80% success rate in

curing cancer, so I know this disease can be beaten easily. This doc cured

himself with laetrile and amino acids. He was later thrown in jail. And

unfortunately is back in jail again for violating his parole, (curing people

of cancer). It is a wild wild story that goes beyond any movie you ever saw.

I hope to hear from some of you and I wish you success in finding answers

that solve your problems.

Sincerely

Kurt RATH

Clearwater, FL

Sweet Wheat office # (727) 462-0109

e-mail: info@...

------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Dear Pat

I tried the link but it doesn't work.

Do you have another?

Thanks

Kurt

Gannon, wrote:

For more info on Hydrazine sulfate and cancer, by

Syracuse Cancer Research

Institute, go to http://www.ngen.com/hs­cancer/.

Medical

Journal Article on Wheatgrass & cancer

Hello,

I am new to this group and find it is very interesting. I am going to

add

the main website of data to our company's link page.

Last year Explore Magazine, a medical Journal out in Seattle, WA published

an article that was strictly on our company and product, Sweet Wheat.

We make a freeze dried certified organic & kosher wheat grass juice

powder.

It is 47% protein & 26% mineral and very palatable. Our website

address is

www.sweetwheat.com.

I normally would not post such a message on a Bulletin board however

about

5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several healthcare

professionals using our product and not because we pay them to, but

because

it works and they promote us without our advertising dollars. And they

are

not just N.D.s but M.D.s as well. My sole intention is help people

find

answers to handling their problems.

If anyone out there would like a copy of the Explore Magazine article,

I

would be happy to send you one.

Also if you would like a list of doctors & healthcare professionals

would

treat cancer in an "alternative' fashion, if I get at least one or

two

requests I will post them here.

If you are a Healthcare Professional and you want to learn about Hydrazine

Sulfate, you can call the Syracuse Health Center at (315) 472-6616.

This

number is NOT for the General Public so please DO NOT bombard them

with

calls as they will just tell you to have your health care practioner

call

them. These are MD here, but are very open about they "alternative"

treatments.

My girlfreind was working before with a doc who had a 80% success rate

in

curing cancer, so I know this disease can be beaten easily. This doc

cured

himself with laetrile and amino acids. He was later thrown in jail.

And

unfortunately is back in jail again for violating his parole, (curing

people

of cancer). It is a wild wild story that goes beyond any movie you

ever saw.

I hope to hear from some of you and I wish you success in finding answers

that solve your problems.

Sincerely

Kurt RATH

Clearwater, FL

Sweet Wheat office # (727) 462-0109

e-mail: info@...

------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

I understand that wheatgrass is only beneficial when fresh cut and juiced

and drank immediately. Ann Wigmore was against frozen wheatgrass. The best

way for people to utilise it is to grow it themselves, I can teach people

how to do that because I grow wheatgrass for family, friends and cancer

patients.

Annette

however about 5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several

healthcare

>Sincerely

>

>Kurt RATH

>Clearwater, FL

>

------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Annette,

If that were totally true then people would get well eating our product. You

can read what other healthcare people are saying about our product in the

Explore magazine article if you wish.

You also misunderstood: Ours is FREEZE-DRIED not frozen. Our independent lab

analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the nutritional value of the

fresh juice.

For those who cannot grow their own and for those who travel it is a very

convenient form of wheat grass. Also for those thousands who are never going

to try it because of the difficulty in growing it or the stigma or drinking

" grass " this is a way to reach those people. that is the most important thing

to me: how many people can I help.

We are NOT saying this replaces fresh.

We also sell fresh trays and fresh cut grass in bags. They very same product

we juice to make our product. We actually go beyond organic standards and are

kosher as well. By survey 20% of our customers like the taste of product more

than fresh. So it is very palatable. That is another thing that has stopped

people from trying it.

Not enough people have the time to grow it. If you were on a trip to the

middle of nowhere and couldn't take fresh wheat grass, I think most people

would choose our product.

I totally think what you are doing is great, but the notion that it is only

benefical when fresh is a false datum proven solely by the facts that our

customers continue to do great on Sweet Wheat.

Sincerely

Kurt RATH

CW FL USA

Annette wrote:

> I understand that wheatgrass is only beneficial when fresh cut and juiced

> and drank immediately. Ann Wigmore was against frozen wheatgrass. The best

> way for people to utilise it is to grow it themselves, I can teach people

> how to do that because I grow wheatgrass for family, friends and cancer

> patients.

> Annette

>

> however about 5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several

> healthcare

> >Sincerely

> >

> >Kurt RATH

> >Clearwater, FL

> >

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Our efforst are to replace freesh wheat grass. However what annette says is

false because if it were the slightest bit true then no one our customers

would be coming back; none of them would be feeling great and we would have

been out of business in less than a year.

The Explore Magazine demostrates that our brand of product helps peple

sigificantly.

Also

Lets clear up a MIS-understood word:

We are a FREEZE DRIED JUICE POWDER not a frozen juice.

Our independent lab analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the

nutritional value of the fresh juice.

I think growing is great and I am not here to minimize anyones efforst to help

another human being. However, there are millions of others who will never even

try wheat grass. We are tapping into that market as well and we are educating

people who before were buying foods at Albertsons and Winn Dixie.

Given a choice of no wheat grass or ours the choice would be simple. We also

offer people who travel or are out of reach of fresh growing stores the

convenience of taking it with them.

For those interested we grow and sell fresh trays & bags of fresh cut grass.

E-mail me for the prices on those.

If you have the chance to get the fresh by growing yourself, GO FOR IT!

But we offer a very very healthy alternative to those too busy or to those

unable to grow it themselves.

All the best

Kurt Rath

CW FL USA

Annette wrote:

> I understand that wheatgrass is only beneficial when fresh cut and juiced

> and drank immediately. Ann Wigmore was against frozen wheatgrass. The best

> way for people to utilise it is to grow it themselves, I can teach people

> how to do that because I grow wheatgrass for family, friends and cancer

> patients.

> Annette

>

> however about 5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several

> healthcare

> >Sincerely

> >

> >Kurt RATH

> >Clearwater, FL

> >

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

I will send another POST with all this data. Check it out there soon. Thanks for

asking.

Kurt RATH

CW FL USA

Armande Giguere wrote:

> I would love to get more information please, M.D. names are there some in

Canada? I will check your website.

>

> Thanks

>

> info@... wrote:

>

> > Hello,

> >

> > I am new to this group and find it is very interesting. I am going to add

the main website of data to our company's link page.

> >

> > Last year Explore Magazine, a medical Journal out in Seattle, WA published

an article that was strictly on our company and product, Sweet Wheat.

> >

> > We make a freeze dried certified organic & kosher wheat grass juice powder.

It is 47% protein & 26% mineral and very palatable. Our website address is

www.sweetwheat.com.

> >

> > I normally would not post such a message on a Bulletin board however about

5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several healthcare

professionals using our product and not because we pay them to, but because it

works and they promote us without our advertising dollars. And they are not just

N.D.s but M.D.s as well. My sole intention is help people find answers to

handling their problems.

> >

> > If anyone out there would like a copy of the Explore Magazine article, I

would be happy to send you one.

> >

> > Also if you would like a list of doctors & healthcare professionals would

treat cancer in an " alternative' fashion, if I get at least one or two requests

I will post them here.

> >

> > If you are a Healthcare Professional and you want to learn about Hydrazine

Sulfate, you can call the Syracuse Health Center at (315) 472-6616. This number

is NOT for the General Public so please DO NOT bombard them with calls as they

will just tell you to have your health care practioner call them. These are MD

here, but are very open about they " alternative " treatments.

> >

> > My girlfreind was working before with a doc who had a 80% success rate in

curing cancer, so I know this disease can be beaten easily. This doc cured

himself with laetrile and amino acids. He was later thrown in jail. And

unfortunately is back in jail again for violating his parole, (curing people of

cancer). It is a wild wild story that goes beyond any movie you ever saw.

> >

> > I hope to hear from some of you and I wish you success in finding answers

that solve your problems.

> >

> > Sincerely

> >

> > Kurt RATH

> > Clearwater, FL

> >

> > Sweet Wheat office # (727) 462-0109

> > e-mail: info@...

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> >

[Guest guest]

That should read:

Our efforts are NOT to replace freesh wheat grass.

sorry about that.

Kurt

Customer Service wrote:

> Hi

>

> Our efforst are to replace freesh wheat grass. However what annette says is

> false because if it were the slightest bit true then no one our customers

> would be coming back; none of them would be feeling great and we would have

> been out of business in less than a year.

>

> The Explore Magazine demostrates that our brand of product helps peple

> sigificantly.

>

> Also

> Lets clear up a MIS-understood word:

> We are a FREEZE DRIED JUICE POWDER not a frozen juice.

> Our independent lab analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the

> nutritional value of the fresh juice.

>

> I think growing is great and I am not here to minimize anyones efforst to help

> another human being. However, there are millions of others who will never even

> try wheat grass. We are tapping into that market as well and we are educating

> people who before were buying foods at Albertsons and Winn Dixie.

>

> Given a choice of no wheat grass or ours the choice would be simple. We also

> offer people who travel or are out of reach of fresh growing stores the

> convenience of taking it with them.

>

> For those interested we grow and sell fresh trays & bags of fresh cut grass.

> E-mail me for the prices on those.

>

> If you have the chance to get the fresh by growing yourself, GO FOR IT!

>

> But we offer a very very healthy alternative to those too busy or to those

> unable to grow it themselves.

>

> All the best

>

> Kurt Rath

> CW FL USA

>

> Annette wrote:

>

> > I understand that wheatgrass is only beneficial when fresh cut and juiced

> > and drank immediately. Ann Wigmore was against frozen wheatgrass. The best

> > way for people to utilise it is to grow it themselves, I can teach people

> > how to do that because I grow wheatgrass for family, friends and cancer

> > patients.

> > Annette

> >

> > however about 5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several

> > healthcare

> > >Sincerely

> > >

> > >Kurt RATH

> > >Clearwater, FL

> > >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> >

[Guest guest]

well I guess I should hire a proofreader!

Should read:

If that were totally true then people would NOT get well eating our product.

Again sorry about that!

Kurt

Customer Service wrote:

> Annette,

>

> If that were totally true then people would get well eating our product. You

> can read what other healthcare people are saying about our product in the

> Explore magazine article if you wish.

>

> You also misunderstood: Ours is FREEZE-DRIED not frozen. Our independent lab

> analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the nutritional value of the

> fresh juice.

>

> For those who cannot grow their own and for those who travel it is a very

> convenient form of wheat grass. Also for those thousands who are never going

> to try it because of the difficulty in growing it or the stigma or drinking

> " grass " this is a way to reach those people. that is the most important thing

> to me: how many people can I help.

>

> We are NOT saying this replaces fresh.

>

> We also sell fresh trays and fresh cut grass in bags. They very same product

> we juice to make our product. We actually go beyond organic standards and are

> kosher as well. By survey 20% of our customers like the taste of product more

> than fresh. So it is very palatable. That is another thing that has stopped

> people from trying it.

>

> Not enough people have the time to grow it. If you were on a trip to the

> middle of nowhere and couldn't take fresh wheat grass, I think most people

> would choose our product.

>

> I totally think what you are doing is great, but the notion that it is only

> benefical when fresh is a false datum proven solely by the facts that our

> customers continue to do great on Sweet Wheat.

>

> Sincerely

>

> Kurt RATH

> CW FL USA

>

> Annette wrote:

>

> > I understand that wheatgrass is only beneficial when fresh cut and juiced

> > and drank immediately. Ann Wigmore was against frozen wheatgrass. The best

> > way for people to utilise it is to grow it themselves, I can teach people

> > how to do that because I grow wheatgrass for family, friends and cancer

> > patients.

> > Annette

> >

> > however about 5% of our customers are cancer patients. We have several

> > healthcare

> > >Sincerely

> > >

> > >Kurt RATH

> > >Clearwater, FL

> > >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank you for that info. You have made alot of excellent points. It would

certainly be handy when travelling.

I am also interested in the difference between freezedried and frozen? I

know I have a problem getting people to bother to grow it themselves, it is

rather cumbersome.

Thanks again

<>< Annette

>

>If that were totally true then people would get well eating our product.

You

>can read what other healthcare people are saying about our product in the

>Explore magazine article if you wish.

>

>You also misunderstood: Ours is FREEZE-DRIED not frozen. Our independent

lab

>analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the nutritional value of

the

>fresh juice.

>

>For those who cannot grow their own and for those who travel it is a very

>convenient form of wheat grass. Also for those thousands who are never

going

>to try it because of the difficulty in growing it or the stigma or drinking

> " grass " this is a way to reach those people. that is the most important

thing

>to me: how many people can I help.

>

>We are NOT saying this replaces fresh.

>

>We also sell fresh trays and fresh cut grass in bags. They very same

product

>we juice to make our product. We actually go beyond organic standards and

are

>kosher as well. By survey 20% of our customers like the taste of product

more

>than fresh. So it is very palatable. That is another thing that has stopped

>people from trying it.

>

>Not enough people have the time to grow it. If you were on a trip to the

>middle of nowhere and couldn't take fresh wheat grass, I think most people

>would choose our product.

>

>I totally think what you are doing is great, but the notion that it is only

>benefical when fresh is a false datum proven solely by the facts that our

>customers continue to do great on Sweet Wheat.

>

>Sincerely

>

>Kurt RATH

>CW FL USA

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Annette,

You are welcome. Did you give me your address before so I could send you a copy

of the Explore article? Please let me know as I have received so many requests I

don't remember off the top of my head if you did.

Difference between Freezed dried & frozen is the frozen is just brought to a

cold tempature below 32 degrees F. It is still a liquid but in a solid state.

Freeze drying takes various forms.

The FLASH drying which actually takes the water out of the juice at a high

tempature which damages or destroys much of the nutritional content.

SPRAY drying sprays the juice onto a heated drum that then rotates and the dried

and again HEATED product falls off the drum to be collected.

Most of the better known companies do this. It is cheaper but the product is of

a lesser quality. Some just sun dry the plant which gives you about 10 to 20 %

fiber by weight and again is cheaper and HEATED.

We LIPOLYZE our juice. This means that the juice is taken moments after being

juiced and brought to a tempature of MINUS 40 degrees F, (which is the same in

Celius, -40, the only point where the 2 different scales match). We then take

all the frozen water OUT of the product and we are left with technically " frozen

juice solids " or a powder which is more like a bunch of fluffy pulp then a

powder. This is also known as TRUE Freeze drying.

One major probelm of growing is the fungus that grows on the plant. we have also

solved this problem. As I said if you really want fresh and people don't want to

grow it themselves we ship our trays overnight within the New England area. We

also ship FRESH cut grass in bags overnight in the New England area and as fast

as we can elsewhere in the USA AND Canada.

Many health food stores have juice bars, but they vary in quality. For instance

they is a big supplier in NY City of fresh wheat grass trays. This guy tells

everyone it is organic, but he uses Brooklyn tap water & growlights in the

basement. That's not organic!

Also the quality of the juicer is important. Some juicers are more expensive but

can squeeze out a lot more juice!

I know about trying to educate folks on the subject of growing. Most people want

something easy cheap and fast. That is the culture WE have allowed to be

created. Give me a pill which take responsibilty for my health so I won't have

to. Thats the viewpoint most often discovered. Of course that is a generality

and there are many exceptions to that reality but it is a common one.

Have you gotten people to read " Rebuild your Health? " by Ann Wigmore?

We promote that and sell alot of them along with Bernard Jensen's " Empty

Harvest " which I consider to be a companion to Carson's classic, (yet out

of print) " Silent Spring " . Those on a budget can find them all in a good

library.

Hope this helps.

Sincerely

Kurt RATH

CW FL USA

info@...

Annette wrote:

> Thank you for that info. You have made alot of excellent points. It would

> certainly be handy when travelling.

> I am also interested in the difference between freezedried and frozen? I

> know I have a problem getting people to bother to grow it themselves, it is

> rather cumbersome.

> Thanks again

> <>< Annette

>

> >

> >If that were totally true then people would get well eating our product.

> You

> >can read what other healthcare people are saying about our product in the

> >Explore magazine article if you wish.

> >

> >You also misunderstood: Ours is FREEZE-DRIED not frozen. Our independent

> lab

> >analysis showed that our powder retained 97% of the nutritional value of

> the

> >fresh juice.

> >

> >For those who cannot grow their own and for those who travel it is a very

> >convenient form of wheat grass. Also for those thousands who are never

> going

> >to try it because of the difficulty in growing it or the stigma or drinking

> > " grass " this is a way to reach those people. that is the most important

> thing

> >to me: how many people can I help.

> >

> >We are NOT saying this replaces fresh.

> >

> >We also sell fresh trays and fresh cut grass in bags. They very same

> product

> >we juice to make our product. We actually go beyond organic standards and

> are

> >kosher as well. By survey 20% of our customers like the taste of product

> more

> >than fresh. So it is very palatable. That is another thing that has stopped

> >people from trying it.

> >

> >Not enough people have the time to grow it. If you were on a trip to the

> >middle of nowhere and couldn't take fresh wheat grass, I think most people

> >would choose our product.

> >

> >I totally think what you are doing is great, but the notion that it is only

> >benefical when fresh is a false datum proven solely by the facts that our

> >customers continue to do great on Sweet Wheat.

> >

> >Sincerely

> >

> >Kurt RATH

> >CW FL USA

> >

> >

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Does your free web site address contain more letters than the alphabet?

> Register a domain name with DomainDirect. A domain with NO hosting fees.

> Visit http://offers./click/233/0 for full details.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Pleae send me that info, do you need mailing address? Wow was I an

ignoramus! Thanks for setting me straight! Talking of growing my measly 1/2

doz or so trays a week - I am getting some mold which is strange, I usually

get it in summer! I am growing in my unheated greenhouse with heat lamps

overhead to try and keep covered trays warm while growing. Don't think I

have " Rebuild Your Health " is it different info than " Be Your Own Doctor " or

the Wheatgrass Book "

What juicers do you recommend?

<>< Annette

[

>

>You are welcome. Did you give me your address before so I could send you a

copy

>of the Explore article?

fungus that grows on the plant. we have also

>solved this problem.

>>

>Sincerely

>

>Kurt RATH

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[Guest guest]

Hi

Yes for all the data I need a postal mailing address.

You can also visit our website for more data;

www.sweetwheat.com

we have an info request form there.

I hope you don't feel I was caling you an ignoramus. I have been basically a

vegetarian for 13 years and didn't even know about wheatgrass until 2 years ago,

so everybody can always learn something new!

" Rebuild your health " is different from those other books. It is by Ann Wigmore

and goes over her raw foods diet. If you can't find it in the library, we sell

it for $7.95 which includes the postage to send it. It is a very enlightening

book and she goes over alot more than just wheatgrass.

The juicers we use are of course the commercial ones, which are about $500 to

$600. I don't think this is what you want but if you do let me know.

I will be posting some of our resources soon so check back.

Kurt RATH

CW FL USA

Annette wrote:

> Pleae send me that info, do you need mailing address? Wow was I an

> ignoramus! Thanks for setting me straight! Talking of growing my measly 1/2

> doz or so trays a week - I am getting some mold which is strange, I usually

> get it in summer! I am growing in my unheated greenhouse with heat lamps

> overhead to try and keep covered trays warm while growing. Don't think I

> have " Rebuild Your Health " is it different info than " Be Your Own Doctor " or

> the Wheatgrass Book "

> What juicers do you recommend?

> <>< Annette

> [

> >

> >You are welcome. Did you give me your address before so I could send you a

> copy

> >of the Explore article?

> fungus that grows on the plant. we have also

> >solved this problem.

>

> >>

> >Sincerely

> >

> >Kurt RATH

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Does your free web site address contain more letters than the alphabet?

> Register a domain name with DomainDirect. A domain with NO hosting fees.

> Visit http://offers./click/233/0 for full details.

>

>

[Guest guest]

A. Hishmen

13200 Prices Dist.Rd

sburg MD 20874

Re: Medical Journal Article on Wheatgrass & cancer

>Hi

>

>Yes for all the data I need a postal mailing address.

>You can also visit our website for more data;

>www.sweetwheat.com

>we have an info request form there.

>I hope you don't feel I was caling you an ignoramus. I have been basically

a

>vegetarian for 13 years and didn't even know about wheatgrass until 2 years

ago,

>so everybody can always learn something new!

> " Rebuild your health " is different from those other books. It is by Ann

Wigmore

>and goes over her raw foods diet. If you can't find it in the library, we

sell

>it for $7.95 which includes the postage to send it. It is a very

enlightening

>book and she goes over alot more than just wheatgrass.

>The juicers we use are of course the commercial ones, which are about $500

to

>$600. I don't think this is what you want but if you do let me know.

>

>I will be posting some of our resources soon so check back.

>

>Kurt RATH

>CW FL USA

>

>

>Annette wrote:

>

>> Pleae send me that info, do you need mailing address? Wow was I an

>> ignoramus! Thanks for setting me straight! Talking of growing my measly

1/2

>> doz or so trays a week - I am getting some mold which is strange, I

usually

>> get it in summer! I am growing in my unheated greenhouse with heat lamps

>> overhead to try and keep covered trays warm while growing. Don't think I

>> have " Rebuild Your Health " is it different info than " Be Your Own Doctor "

or

>> the Wheatgrass Book "

>> What juicers do you recommend?

>> <>< Annette

>> [

>> >

>> >You are welcome. Did you give me your address before so I could send you

a

>> copy

>> >of the Explore article?

>> fungus that grows on the plant. we have also

>> >solved this problem.

>>

>> >>

>> >Sincerely

>> >

>> >Kurt RATH

>>

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