Re: Re: new parasite recipe

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I remember when I fisrt got my juicer. It looked like a bomb had gone off in my kitchen...lol.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, March 6, 2011 7:45:40 AMSubject: Re: new parasite recipe

Cheryl, I did correct to a teaspoon of vinegar and I took 6 drops of Lugol's, my husband took 10. We did not do the juicing though. I have no idea if this is the correct vinegar for our weights....just throwing caution to the wind! :)My son has been taking Enhansa and GSE for a while, but the grown ups have never done any antiparasitic treatments before this week. In fact, until this past months, I brushed off the possibility that there were parasites in our bodies because it was just not time to add THAT concern to my list. I guess it's time now! I will change my name to Red for redhead. Not that I expect anyone to remember everything that everyone posts...this is a big group!As for juicing, I've been reading posts about juicers for a long time and always wanted to try it. I used my birthday money to buy a Jack Lalanne Pro 2 days ago. I juiced everything we had left in the house yesterday. Yummy green apple, red

apple, and orange juice! Everyone loved it, and I am headed to the store to buy more produce! I'll bet it gets expensive, buying all that fruit! Now I have to go back to the low oxalate group and see what foods we are alllowed...been lazy about that. Cheryl, I say go for it! Go get a juicer! Red> > >> > > I give it all together like a cocktail, I'd feel kinda mean syringing vinegar > > > into his mouth w/out mixing it in something. But...when the fresh juice is mixed > > > with it it tastes like an all natural soda, really good. Which is fortunate, as > > > I'll be making all of us guzzle it now. - Chrissy> > >> >>

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I love my juicer but I do have to admit, I have the Vita-mix on my wish list. Did you happen to look into that one before you bought the BlendTec? I have a ninja that's decent for most things. But it doesn't handle small amounts very well, and it can't really handle avocado unless something else is in with it. -tammy

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, March 6, 2011 12:42:25 PMSubject: Re: new parasite recipe

Cheryl,Consider getting a high tech blender instead of a juicer. It keeps all of the beneficial fiber in the juice, you would make smoothies instead of juices, but because of the high power of the blenders, you end up with a nice consistency. You can research the difference between the two. I bought a BlendTec and use it daily. It has replaced my juicer, my mixer, my old blender and my food processor! You can even make soups and ice cream in them! It was the best thing I ever bought!!> > >> > > I give it all together like a cocktail, I'd feel kinda mean syringing vinegar > > > into his mouth w/out mixing it in something. But...when the fresh juice is mixed > > > with it it tastes like an all natural soda, really good. Which is fortunate, as > > > I'll be making all of us guzzle it now. - Chrissy> > >> >>

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I have a VitaMix that I've had for a few years. I recently saw an online demonstration with the BlendTec, and now that's on my list. This demo had the VitaMix and BlendTec head to head. I know that the BlendTec people do roadshows at Costco. I'll have to stop in next time and see if the demo in person is as good as it was online. I love my juicer but I do have to admit, I have the Vita-mix on my wish list. Did you happen to look into that one before you bought the BlendTec? I have a ninja that's decent for most things. But it doesn't handle small amounts very well, and it can't really handle avocado unless something else is in with it. -tammyTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, March 6, 2011 12:42:25 PMSubject: Re: new parasite recipe Cheryl,Consider getting a high tech blender instead of a juicer. It keeps all of the beneficial fiber in the juice, you would make smoothies instead of juices, but because of the high power of the blenders, you end up with a nice consistency. You can research the difference between the two. I bought a BlendTec and use it daily. It has replaced my juicer, my mixer, my old blender and my food processor! You can even make soups and ice cream in them! It was the best thing I ever bought!!> > >> > > I give it all together like a cocktail, I'd feel kinda mean syringing vinegar > > > into his mouth w/out mixing it in something. But...when the fresh juice is mixed > > > with it it tastes like an all natural soda, really good. Which is fortunate, as > > > I'll be making all of us guzzle it now. - Chrissy

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Well, that's good to know. considering my son is practically a conivor only. (I make the juicer juices, because he won't eat them for the most part) and aside from french fries, he's not a starch fan (no biggie to me). My 7 yr. old sister-in-law- was developmnetally wayyyy behind at ages 3,4, and 5. This kid lives on potato chips and chocolate milk and she's absolutely fine now...all caught up and at the top half of her class. Go figure. -tammy

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 11:48:27 AMSubject: Re: new parasite recipe

I actually know a boy that is now 5 years old that recovered from autism eating nothing but fruit and vegetable vitamix smoothies and also steak. The family did not believe they were doing bio-med and say that the child just bounced back with a little therapy. But, the mother told me how she lost weight on this diet and that she and her son had eaten nothing else in over a year. All I could think was SCD, lots of vitamins and B-12 and amino acids in red meat.Caryn> > > >> > > > I give it all together like a cocktail, I'd feel kinda mean syringing > >vinegar > >> > > > into his mouth w/out mixing it in something. But...when the fresh juice is > >mixed > >> > > > with it it tastes like an all natural soda, really good. Which is > >fortunate, as > >> > > > I'll be making all of us guzzle it now. - Chrissy> > > >> > >> >>