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Alek, send them over!! do they like to travel??  I could tell them 'the stories' and keep them happy! |
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Someone brought them from Russia for me, now I have much better idea, why don't you come and pick them up, they need personal touch, and I could do with your stories. |
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Nope, Whole Foods does not carry Nancy's Kefir in Nashville.  I'll ask them to carry it and I'll try to keep a positive attitude about it all. 
If they can order it they prob will. I've had them special order stuff for me. Catch is, you have to order a case (12). Here's the good thing tho. You can just return what you don't want or can't afford. They'll just put the remainder on the shelf and sell it. No questions asked. You have to have a bit of muuuulah up front, but it's a way to get what you need. and you get a 5% discount for ordering a case. I'll be looking for it at my WF. Someone said we Hunters can have Kefir. Hope that's true. Well, as I look at my book, I guess it's one of those neutral-try it and see how it affects you things. Good enough!! |
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Lola |
| Monday, April 14, 2008, 3:39am |
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will I have to speak in Russian to them?  |
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| funkymuse |
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Can one make Kefir out of rice milk? |
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| Monday, April 14, 2008, 10:17pm |
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Great!!! Would it still have the same tummy benefits? |
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Chloe |
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Quoted from 1323
Great!!! Would it still have the same tummy benefits?
If you go back to that article I posted, it says that non milk kefir produces a probiotic but not the kefiran..so I suspect you'd get equal value to a food like yogurt but would not get the polysaccharide that helps reduce tumors. I'm quoting above article.. "Besides kefir’s obvious probiotic value, it possesses other healing properties. Kefir grains produce a polysaccharide known as kefiran. Research in Japan found that rats with tumors, which were fed kefiran, had reduction in tumor size. Kefiran is also proving to have anti-inflammatory properties." So, don't you think that "yes", rice kefir should give you tummy benefits. |
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| funkymuse |
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I didn't read the entire article cause I've got this intense sinus cold and my eyes kill me right now to read, so thank you for the quote. |
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| Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 7:54pm |
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Funky, try some alfalfa tablets or capsules. They decongest. |
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italybound |
| Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 8:41pm |
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Funky, try some alfalfa tablets or capsules. They decongest.
no no, no alfafa for O's  alfalfa sprouts are even an avoid for Hunters. tho quercitin is supposed to be good for allergies. don't know if it helps in the short term tho. Bromelain is good for inflammation on an empty stomach. do you have any redoxa? |
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| Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 12:53pm |
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Sorry.  |
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