Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

[Guest guest]

Broccoli is, of course, the healthiest. For me fenugreek is healthy because I'm

diabetic and fenugreek help stabilize my blood sugar. But in reality, all

sprouts are good for you in so many ways.

ew

Sprout Variety/nutrients

As I am really getting into sprouting I've been doing alot of thinking,(If you

been smelling smoke lately its my brain not the wild fired as to its not used to

thinking this hard), is there a reason why there isnt more variety in sprouts, I

mean being as they are supposed to be so healthy for ya and have 1-10 x the

amount of nutrients then the full grown veggie. Ive been looking at organic

seeds for Veggies and wondering is there a reason why people dont sprout them.

Ew explained why about the tomatoes/nightshade family and as well as the

squashes and melons. However if I was thinking with the squashes and melons if

you make them into patties like Melony does with her sunnies and corn would that

make them edible? curious as to your alls trials and errors with sprouting other

seeds. Also I know that Broccoli seed is very healthy, but what are the

healthiest sprouts for you?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Thanks again Ew!

I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing? My

Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

Thanks

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 6:48 PM

Subject: Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

 

Broccoli is, of course, the healthiest. For me fenugreek is healthy because I'm

diabetic and fenugreek help stabilize my blood sugar. But in reality, all

sprouts are good for you in so many ways.

ew

Sprout Variety/nutrients

As I am really getting into sprouting I've been doing alot of thinking,(If you

been smelling smoke lately its my brain not the wild fired as to its not used to

thinking this hard), is there a reason why there isnt more variety in sprouts, I

mean being as they are supposed to be so healthy for ya and have 1-10 x the

amount of nutrients then the full grown veggie. Ive been looking at organic

seeds for Veggies and wondering is there a reason why people dont sprout them.

Ew explained why about the tomatoes/nightshade family and as well as the

squashes and melons. However if I was thinking with the squashes and melons if

you make them into patties like Melony does with her sunnies and corn would that

make them edible? curious as to your alls trials and errors with sprouting other

seeds. Also I know that Broccoli seed is very healthy, but what are the

healthiest sprouts for you?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

ew.....fenugreek helps to stabilize the blood sugar ?.....i didn't know

that.....most interesting !.....peace, mary

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> Broccoli is, of course, the healthiest. For me fenugreek is healthy because

I'm diabetic and fenugreek help stabilize my blood sugar. But in reality, all

sprouts are good for you in so many ways.

> ew

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> Sprout Variety/nutrients

>

> As I am really getting into sprouting I've been doing alot of thinking,(If

you been smelling smoke lately its my brain not the wild fired as to its not

used to thinking this hard), is there a reason why there isnt more variety in

sprouts, I mean being as they are supposed to be so healthy for ya and have 1-10

x the amount of nutrients then the full grown veggie. Ive been looking at

organic seeds for Veggies and wondering is there a reason why people dont sprout

them. Ew explained why about the tomatoes/nightshade family and as well as the

squashes and melons. However if I was thinking with the squashes and melons if

you make them into patties like Melony does with her sunnies and corn would that

make them edible? curious as to your alls trials and errors with sprouting other

seeds. Also I know that Broccoli seed is very healthy, but what are the

healthiest sprouts for you?

> Thanks

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[Guest guest]

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Google Fenugreek and Diabetes. You'll be fascinated!!!

Melody

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> > Broccoli is, of course, the healthiest. For me fenugreek is healthy because

I'm diabetic and fenugreek help stabilize my blood sugar. But in reality, all

sprouts are good for you in so many ways.

> > ew

> >

> >

> > Sprout Variety/nutrients

> >

> > As I am really getting into sprouting I've been doing alot of thinking,(If

you been smelling smoke lately its my brain not the wild fired as to its not

used to thinking this hard), is there a reason why there isnt more variety in

sprouts, I mean being as they are supposed to be so healthy for ya and have 1-10

x the amount of nutrients then the full grown veggie. Ive been looking at

organic seeds for Veggies and wondering is there a reason why people dont sprout

them. Ew explained why about the tomatoes/nightshade family and as well as the

squashes and melons. However if I was thinking with the squashes and melons if

you make them into patties like Melony does with her sunnies and corn would that

make them edible? curious as to your alls trials and errors with sprouting other

seeds. Also I know that Broccoli seed is very healthy, but what are the

healthiest sprouts for you?

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

I eat WAY more sprouts than anybody I know and I have NEVER itched in my life.

lol.

Keep sprouting. You'll be SO healthy!! lol

Melody

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> Thanks again Ew!

> I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

> touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

> vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing?

My Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

>

> Thanks

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> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 6:48 PM

> Subject: Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

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> Broccoli is, of course, the healthiest. For me fenugreek is healthy because

I'm diabetic and fenugreek help stabilize my blood sugar. But in reality, all

sprouts are good for you in so many ways.

> ew

>

> Sprout Variety/nutrients

>

> As I am really getting into sprouting I've been doing alot of thinking,(If you

been smelling smoke lately its my brain not the wild fired as to its not used to

thinking this hard), is there a reason why there isnt more variety in sprouts, I

mean being as they are supposed to be so healthy for ya and have 1-10 x the

amount of nutrients then the full grown veggie. Ive been looking at organic

seeds for Veggies and wondering is there a reason why people dont sprout them.

Ew explained why about the tomatoes/nightshade family and as well as the

squashes and melons. However if I was thinking with the squashes and melons if

you make them into patties like Melony does with her sunnies and corn would that

make them edible? curious as to your alls trials and errors with sprouting other

seeds. Also I know that Broccoli seed is very healthy, but what are the

healthiest sprouts for you?

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have not heard of sprouts causing any kind of itching. Lets call int the dry

weather, but to do a test, eat a whole lot of one kind of sprout for a day and

not any other kind. Do this for several day depending on how many different

sprout you're sprouting. If you have a problen with one, you'll soon know.

ew

Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

Thanks again Ew!

I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing? My

Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Sprouts can indeed cause itching, if the consumer has an intolerance or allergy

to them. I am very reactive to many types of sprouts. ANY food can cause a

reaction, from mild itching to full on anaphalaxis. I react to my sunflower

sprouts if I eat them too often, so I am judicious in how often I do.

>

> I have not heard of sprouts causing any kind of itching. Lets call int the dry

weather, but to do a test, eat a whole lot of one kind of sprout for a day and

not any other kind. Do this for several day depending on how many different

sprout you're sprouting. If you have a problen with one, you'll soon know.

> ew

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> Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

>

> Thanks again Ew!

> I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

> touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

> vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing?

My Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thats a great Idea, thanks Ew!

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 11:16 PM

Subject: Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

 

I have not heard of sprouts causing any kind of itching. Lets call int the dry

weather, but to do a test, eat a whole lot of one kind of sprout for a day and

not any other kind. Do this for several day depending on how many different

sprout you're sprouting. If you have a problen with one, you'll soon know.

ew

Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

Thanks again Ew!

I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing? My

Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Oh Sorry to hear that , that has to bite. Intersting enough he isnt

allergic to any foods or anything for that matter...He has been on some

medications for long term that usually isnt ment to be that long. So we are

checking into that as well. But so far none of the side effect that are

mentioned from it is he having signs of.... Maybe it is Just the wind but we are

trying to check things out just incase.

Thanks everyone for you helpfull suggestions and ideas

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 11:28 PM

Subject: Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

 

Sprouts can indeed cause itching, if the consumer has an intolerance or allergy

to them. I am very reactive to many types of sprouts. ANY food can cause a

reaction, from mild itching to full on anaphalaxis. I react to my sunflower

sprouts if I eat them too often, so I am judicious in how often I do.

>

> I have not heard of sprouts causing any kind of itching. Lets call int the dry

weather, but to do a test, eat a whole lot of one kind of sprout for a day and

not any other kind. Do this for several day depending on how many different

sprout you're sprouting. If you have a problen with one, you'll soon know.

> ew

>

> Re: Sprout Variety/nutrients

>

> Thanks again Ew!

> I just had a HUGE salad made of a lil bit of iceberg lettuce and tons of

alfalfa, broccoli, radish, fenugreek, and salad mix sprouts with a

> touch of cucumber, tomato and cauliflower and some raspberry walnut

> vinaigrette Yummy! Can eating this many sprouts cause some kind of detoxing?

My Hubby has noticed he is itching all over since we started eating the sprouts.

Being in Wyoming where it is WINDY and dry, it could be just dry skin, but

thought I would ask.

>

> Thanks

>

>

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>