RE: Question about grapes

[Guest guest]

Seeded grapes are the best! There is a grapeseed oil that is very good for you and guess what it's made from????

Your son is very lucky to have found grapes with seeds. I cannot find them around here, not even in my co-op. Tell him to keep chomping.

I pretty much eat all the seeds in my fruits, except lemon a little too tart for me. Grapefruit seeds and watermelon seeds are my favorites.

Shari

[Guest guest]

Faye I have been crunching on grape seed all my life and I am....well let's just say they surely are not a fast death! <GGG>

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlBill Barnhill is our Inspiration! Go Bill!!!aeranch@...

Question about grapes

Hi, hope I'm just panicking for nothing but my son came over and he was eating grapes. He is 21 years old. Anyway, I kept hearing a crunching noise so I asked him what he was doing. He said his favorite part of the grape was the seed because it's so bitter. Weird I know but he has always loved bitter tasting food. I work in an animal hospital and I know that grape seeds are very poisonous to animals because they cause kidney failure. I've tried looking up grapes to see and I have found some juice recipes for them without any mention of removing the seeds but nothing about should you remove the seeds or are they ok to eat. We went through this with apple seeds as well, turns out they are very healthy for you, in small amounts, because of the vitamin 17 count in them. Lord only knows how long he has been eating these seeds but does anyone know if they are ok? It sure would put my mind to ease or send me into a bigger panic one. Thanksfaye

[Guest guest]

>

> Faye I have been crunching on grape seed all my life and I

am....well let's just say they surely are not a fast death! <GGG>

> Gayla

> Always Enough Ranch

> Acampo, California

> http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

> Bill Barnhill is our Inspiration! Go Bill!!!

> aeranch@...

>

> Question about grapes

>

>

> Hi, hope I'm just panicking for nothing but my son came over and

he was

> eating grapes. He is 21 years old. Anyway, I kept hearing a

crunching

> noise so I asked him what he was doing. He said his favorite

part of the

> grape was the seed because it's so bitter. Weird I know but he

has

> always loved bitter tasting food. I work in an animal hospital

and I

> know that grape seeds are very poisonous to animals because they

cause

> kidney failure. I've tried looking up grapes to see and I have

found

> some juice recipes for them without any mention of removing the

seeds

> but nothing about should you remove the seeds or are they ok to

eat. We

> went through this with apple seeds as well, turns out they are

very

> healthy for you, in small amounts, because of the vitamin 17

count in

> them. Lord only knows how long he has been eating these seeds

but does

> anyone know if they are ok? It sure would put my mind to ease or

send me

> into a bigger panic one. Thanks

> faye

>

I am from the Philippines. I been taking grape seed oil in a capsule

for 5 mos already. know what? it whitens my skin,my wrinkles are

disappearing and made my face smooth. But most of all, my hemorhoids

slowly vanish. Am not surely taking any medecine and much more not

applying anything to my face bec. am now 6 mos pregnant. Raycel

[Guest guest]

>

> Seeded grapes are the best! There is a grapeseed oil that is very

good for you and guess what it's made from????

>

> Your son is very lucky to have found grapes with seeds. I cannot

find them around here, not even in my co-op. Tell him to keep chomping.

>

> I pretty much eat all the seeds in my fruits, except lemon a little

too tart for me. Grapefruit seeds and watermelon seeds are my favorites.

>

> Shari

>

I wish I had remembered seeing grape seed oil in the health food

stores, lol. I saw him doing that, thought about kidney problems in

dogs and panicked. Hehe, thought I had most of my Mom training as

second nature but guess not. Oh well, a little egg on the face is good

for the soul, I hope.

He does eat the lemon seeds as well, when he makes lemonade, he puts

the entire lemon in the blender, seeds, rind and all and mixes water

with a little honey. Does the same for orange juice.

faye

[Guest guest]

Don’t worry Faye grape seeds are OK

to eat. Most fruit seeds have some amount of arsenic in them but you’d

have to eat an enormous amount to have an adverse affect. I don’t think

grape seeds have much in them. How is his diet otherwise? It is possible he

is missing some mineral that is making him crave odd things.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Faye

Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 4:27

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Subject:

Question about grapes

Hi, hope

I'm just panicking for nothing but my son came over and he was

eating grapes. He is 21 years old. Anyway, I kept hearing a crunching

noise so I asked him what he was doing. He said his favorite part of the

grape was the seed because it's so bitter. Weird I know but he has

always loved bitter tasting food. I work in an animal hospital and I

know that grape seeds are very poisonous to animals because they cause

kidney failure. I've tried looking up grapes to see and I have found

some juice recipes for them without any mention of removing the seeds

but nothing about should you remove the seeds or are they ok to eat. We

went through this with apple seeds as well, turns out they are very

healthy for you, in small amounts, because of the vitamin 17 count in

them. Lord only knows how long he has been eating these seeds but does

anyone know if they are ok? It sure would put my mind to ease or send me

into a bigger panic one. Thanks

faye