Guest guest Posted October 5, 2008 Report Share Posted October 5, 2008 my mistake, of course we are talking about phyto estrogens not xeno estrogens which are man make chemicals. both categories will upset the hormonal balance however the xenoestrogens are a real problem as they are toxic while the phyto estrogens can be healing in spite of their estrogenic impact. you can grate turmeric, but frankly, I found it easier to get it in powder form and capsulate it. And of course it is great in cooking if you do not over abuse it , I mean get bored with the taste. goes well with onions and veggies. to answer I am French. People do not eat corn there, it is grown - very inefficiently, using tons of water and depleting the soil, only a few ears per plant, mostly to feed pigs. Occasionally one opens a small can of yellow corm to look pretty at a special diner like a little apetizeer at Xmas, next to the red beets and the green watercress. I never saw an ear corn until I was 24, grilled in the street in Africa. do you find organic blue corn seeds? miss lavande Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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