Re: Lemonade

[Guest guest]

Pete, it really isn't a diet.

The formula is to cut up one whole lemon (peel and all) and put in a

blender with 8 oz. organic apple juice, 8 oz. of water, and 2 to 4

tablespoons of cold pressed olive oil.

Strain and drink. Do this first thing in the morning or on an empty

stomach at night.

This is also a good liver cleanse.

Ethel

PArbeia@... wrote:

>

> From: PArbeia@...

>

> How do you do the lemonadi diet? We need all the directions if possibile.

> Thanks

> Pete

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all --

These remarks about making lemonade when

life hands you lemons -- guess that's a good

attitude to have. Trouble is, especially since

I had the implant done, I've been forgetting to

add sugar & strain out the seeds! You've been

encouraging in your remarks that this will get

better.... Thanks, 'cause sometimes just the

occasional phrase one of you has made is all

that comes to mind during one of those low

moments. It's great to have people you can

count on to be " there " for one another, & I am very grateful to be part

of this support group

~Pam.

[Guest guest]

hi bill,

good one hahahahaaaaa

but the docs tell me it was the chemo and the alcohol that got me into this

predicament. ive been reduced to odouls beer and that is just like kissing

your sister.

but my attitude is good and im fighting tooth and nail to get better. my

biggest screw up thesed dsys is too much ice cream.

by all

bob in pa no more lemonade til may.

[Guest guest]

bill

you are better than the good humor man. suffice to say ROTFLMAO

bob in pa

[Guest guest]

Re: Lemonade

> These remarks about making

> lemonade when life hands you

> lemons -- guess that's a good

> attitude to have.

All:

A better one is to grab some gin and make a pitcher of tom collinses and

invite your friends and family over to enjoy the good times. As for the

seeds, spit 'em in the Devil's eye.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Dear Pam, Family and friends are wonderful. It hurts that my husband reacts

the way he does and that my youngest son is so terrified of my experiences.

Many of my friends have drifted away as I can no longer keep the same pace I

use to and do all the same things. My daughter is my shining glory. I know

it is hard for her and sometimes I get on her last nerve but when push comes

to shove she is often right by my side.

She is also 26 married two years and expecting her first baby my first

grandchild and she has been wonderful about including me in everything. We

have had or moments though as she is very very hormonal and I along with all

else am very menopausal so like the other day when she ook me to lunch and

the waiter said Ladies I have had a crabby day so don't give me a hard time.

(He was kidding I think) Donie and I looked at each other and I said she is

pregnant and very hormonal and if I get all worked up I could shock the heck

out of you and also very menopausal so give us a nice table and I think lunch

should be on you. that made him look twice.

I have never been one who has like to do t hings alone. I am a people

person. I mean I can do things alone but I would rather shop with a friend

or family go out with a friend or family. The last two years of my life have

been a serious battle of up and downs on the emotional roller coaster. One

thing that has come out of it is I have learned that it is OK to be me. What

ever that means a good me or a bad me. It is OK for me to need and to want

and to fear and to be angry. They are my feeling. Sometimes I can deal with

them and sometimes I can't.

I have reached a new place in my life I call it my inner garden. Its a place

where can go to be alone with me. Its OK guys I do see a shrink regularly I

am not totally crazy. I have learned that I can't change anyone but me and

how I do and see t hings.

Does this make sense to anyone?

ICD (I Can Dammit)

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Dearest Bill, Always leave it to you to know how to handle the situation.

You are so wonderful with your sense of hummor. How many times you have

turned my gray days to shiny sunny ones.

You are my hero

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Bill... I've only gotten 'round to having that occassional glass of

wine in the last 18 months after dealing w/this since '90 so I think

I'll pass on the 'collins... but I had to tell you... you sure gave

me a good laugh this AM... thx!

JES in 'Jersey

Happiness doesn't depend on how much you have to enjoy...

but how much you enjoy what you have

> All:

>

> A better one is to grab some gin and make a pitcher of tom

collinses and

> invite your friends and family over to enjoy the good times. As

for the

> seeds, spit 'em in the Devil's eye.

>

> Bill

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: J <

> ive been reduced to odouls beer

> and that is just like kissing your sister.

Bob:

And just what's wrong with kissing my sister? Lots of guys have. Just ask

her current husband. (Number three last I heard.) As for her being a beer

substitutre, I don't know. Maybe she is good for what " ales " you. A little

lite longnecking, maybe?

Bill

BTW there is no such thing as too much ice cream, just not enough daysin a

lifetime to eat all that you deserve. (Triple for chocolate lovers.)

[Guest guest]

ABSOLUTELY!!!!!! Couldn't have said it better myself!!!!

How true,

and you nailed it smack on the head.

Keep being yourself.

Joe

[Guest guest]

For all of those who prefer something other than lemonade. Remember that red

wine is excellent for the heart. At least that is what I tell myself every

time I drink a glass and then of course if there is no red white is still

wine and it must have some good qualities too!

Never was much a drinker but I do miss my occasion Bloody 's and Frozen

Margaritas!

Gosh I never really smoked and never really drank what else is there to give

up.

Pondering in Ohio

Sharon

[Guest guest]

hi sharon,

you write such neat letters and notes.

i dont much care for lemonade either but i was given so many this year i

had no choice but to try and make something of them. havent been handed

any in a while so im counting my blessings everyday.

the cardiologist got through to me like no one ever did, she said, very

simply, bob, if you decide to commit suicide, please dont eat your gun as

so many cops do, just start drinking alcohol again. same result, less mess

for those who have to clean up after you.

that one hit me right between the eyes, and i havent had an alcoholic drink

since the 18th of feb at 8 pm. i quit smoking on july 15th at

4:00pm. and they put this god awful thing in me on march 7th at 9:00

am. isnt it amazing which dates and times stay with us.

but on the other hand, ive had my amiodarone cut from 400 megs to 200 and

hoping for another cut in three months. so far so good. im doing a mile

to two miles a day on the treadmill and im back to lifting weights a

bit. im feeling better than i have in years. and the worst side effect i

have is from the coreg. makes me tired.. doc says that will go away

after a week or two each time he doubles my dose.

and im waitiring for results of my last echo to see if my e.f. of 10 has

improved any.

and the boat comes out of the water in two weeks. that is my bad day

every year and as long as that continues to be the only bad day i have each

year i guess i will have to think my lucky stars.

all those lemons i put out back are still there. guess the deer, bear,

raccoons, fox, turkeys, and all the other critters dont like them.

by all

bob in pa (and sharon i think you will somewhat identify with

this, the tuffest part is doing it all by myself. you have your

daughter and i suggest you thank your stars everyday. and shame on the

rest of your family and friends that cant or wont support you)))))

[Guest guest]

Bob... personally, I like O'douls... but I never did like beer, much

prefer wine... however, I've tasted other brands of non-alcholic beer

and I think it's Sharps that I don't like... tastes too much like

beer ... you might want to give it a try, you may prefer it over

O'douls.

JES in 'Jersey

Happiness doesn't depend on how much you have to enjoy...

But how much you enjoy what you have

> hi bill,

>

ive been reduced to odouls beer and that is just like kissing

> your sister.

>

> > bob in pa no more lemonade til may.

[Guest guest]

Bill, If i give up singing in the shower will that count.

sharon

[Guest guest]

You guys are hysterical....thanks for the laugh!!

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: <IIPistacio@...>

> Gosh I never really smoked

> and never really drank

> what else is there to give up?

Don't ask your husband that. Aside from not telling you what he doesn't

want to hear, he'll probably say something like nagging or an activity he

finds equally offensive which of course you do not do.

If you really want to give up something that is bad for your health,

consider karaoke. Besides feeling much better, your friends will start

visiting again.

Bill

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: <IIPistacio@...>

> Bill, If i give up singing in the

> shower will that count?

Probably not. When I did, the mold and mildew came back.

Remember karaoke in Japanese means revenge for Hiroshima. Personally I

think it's an overreaction.

Best.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Bob-

Buckler's is good (no alcohol Heineken) and Haake Beck (no alcohol Beck's) is

OK, but both are pricey. I am able to drink the real stuff in moderation now,

but drank only non-alcohol during pregnancy (and not the first tri-mester when

everything made me sick). I agree, I never could stand Sharp's. O'Doul's was OK,

but really not satisfying. There's something called Clausheimer, or something

like that, that was expensive and not that good also. Buckler's was definitely

best.

Fran in Minnesota

[Guest guest]

Bob-

Buckler's is good (no alcohol Heineken) and Haake Beck (no alcohol Beck's) is

OK, but both are pricey. I am able to drink the real stuff in moderation now,

but drank only non-alcohol during pregnancy (and not the first tri-mester when

everything made me sick). I agree, I never could stand Sharp's. O'Doul's was OK,

but really not satisfying. There's something called Clausheimer, or something

like that, that was expensive and not that good also. Buckler's was definitely

best.

Fran in Minnesota

[Guest guest]

---I didn't know lemons were high in phenols. I've always loved

lemons. Thanks for the heads up.

In , PP <pruep@b...> wrote:

> >We are giving him " lemonade " as his main >liquid (100% lemon

juice, water and stevia). >We suspect the lemons may be

>causing/contributing to his stimming issues

>

> My son could never tolerate the high phenols in lemons.

> Prue

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

--- In , " hope " <hopeinjehovah@y...>

wrote:

> I'm trying to increase the

> enzymes in my diet, but if the recipies i try don't work then what?

>

(A few things in the book about the need for enzymes are

questionable anyway. Some parts may be reasonable though. I don't

have the book; I got it from the library.)

marty

[Guest guest]

> (A few things in the book about the need for enzymes are

> questionable anyway.)

Sorry, this is knee-jerk for me.

marty

[Guest guest]

Kombucha. It's very simple. Also, your lemonade might not be ready yet. I

would leave it in the fridge another 3-5 days and see how that works.

Helen

> From: hope <hopeinjehovah@...>

> Reply-

> Date: Sat, 01 May 2004 19:45:55 +0000

>

> Subject: Lemonade

>

> i tried to make the NT lemonade with whey and it doesn't seem to have

> fermented. The whey was made with pasteurized yoghurt-- is that

> what's wrong?

>

> i would like to make one drink from nt. Something simple-- any

> reccomendations as to what to start with? I'm trying to increase the

> enzymes in my diet, but if the recipies i try don't work then what?

>

> ~~hope

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hope,

It needs to be fairly warm for lemonade and the other fermented drinks

to really ferment. If I don't get 75 degrees or better in the kitchen

for good stretches during the process, I get almost no fizziness and

little taste change. Start the process during a warm stretch or make a

little incubator in the kitchen with a light or something - but turn on

the heat!

Good luck,

Christapher

Lemonade

i tried to make the NT lemonade with whey and it doesn't seem to have

fermented. The whey was made with pasteurized yoghurt-- is that

what's wrong?

i would like to make one drink from nt. Something simple-- any

reccomendations as to what to start with? I'm trying to increase the

enzymes in my diet, but if the recipies i try don't work then what?

~~hope

[Guest guest]

I like ginger limeade:

peel and chop about 1/4-1/2 cup of fresh ginger root. Put it in a quart jar

or bottle and add the juice from 3 limes, some sucanant (1/4 c. maybe), a

teaspoon of salt, and a few T. of whey. Fill the jar up with water (make

sure there is 1-2 inches of air at the top) and cap tightly. Let sit on

your counter for a few days and shake every day. Then put it in the fridge.

It's quite good, but sometimes turns alcoholic if you let it go for too long

in the fridge. I like it mixed with seltzer water.

Lemonade

> i tried to make the NT lemonade with whey and it doesn't seem to have

> fermented. The whey was made with pasteurized yoghurt-- is that

> what's wrong?

>

> i would like to make one drink from nt. Something simple-- any

> reccomendations as to what to start with? I'm trying to increase the

> enzymes in my diet, but if the recipies i try don't work then what?

>

> ~~hope

>

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>

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