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| Namelessfemm |
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Wow - thanks so much for your response Italybound~!!
My ghee does smell amazzzzzzzzzzing - like caramel or butterscotch (and it looks like it too)...
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so glad I didn't toss it~!!!^_^
Glad you didn't toss it too.  Just had my melted ghee a few minutes ago. I never would've thought I'd like melted 'butter' by itself  |
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asked this on another thread....maybe this is a better place...  does ghee have to be taken on an empty stomach for us to get the full GI benefits? anyone know? thanks a bunch~!! ^_^ |
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asked this on another thread....maybe this is a better place...  does ghee have to be taken on an empty stomach for us to get the full GI benefits? anyone know? thanks a bunch~!! ^_^
I would say yes. I do have it in the morning and the evening on an empty stomach, but also use it during the day for cooking.  Debra  |
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does ghee have to be taken on an empty stomach for us to get the full GI benefits?
I would say yes, also, to get the best benefit from it. I think you still get some benefit from it when you eat w/ food, but as I understand, empty stomach is best for GI benefit.  |
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Quoted from LR4T page 165 - last line
Use ghee (clarified butter), which is a good source of butyrate.
Does anyone know for certain? According to LR4T it doesn't look like it. It would help me alot w/ my regimen - if I don't have to take on empty stomach.... ...rather use it on my oh so good manna and sweet potatoes  thank you all - esp Debra+ and Italyb  |
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A Ghee Story...
Back when i posted this on another thread...
Before I ever heard of DrD, I went to India to do Panchakarma with an Ayurvedic physician. On many mornings he gave me 1/4 c of warm melted ghee on an empty stomach. I did not have a clue as to what I was drinking. Not knowing if i could find it at home, I brought some home with me. When I discovered DrD's book at the library and saw how much he recommended ghee, I think it was a big factor in how easily I embraced his whole BTD. I love the smell of ghee...I love the taste of ghee...I use it in everything and on everything. Hurrah for ghee. namaste ruthie |
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Does anyone know for certain? 
I know this isn't really what you're looking for but it is in the Intestinal Protocol. http://www.dadamo.com/protocols/18.htmlWill look for you some better info tho.  Still not it but http://www.dadamo.com/bloggers/ask/archives/00000177.htmSorry I didn't find the specific info for which you are looking but did run across this info re: ghee - Ghee is an antioxidant, rich in Omega 3 oils and short chain fatty acids. It has a positive effect on cholesterol and HDL. In the intestines, it's converted to butyrate, a short chain fatty acid, that both regulates the intestinal flora and promotes the health of the colon tissue. Really glad I went searching, it's so easy to forget things. And namelessfemm, also found something very important about grinding your own nut butters at the HFS. Will start a new thread on that.  |
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Quoted from ruthie
A Ghee Story...
On many mornings he gave me 1/4 c of warm melted ghee on an empty stomach.
WOW that's a whoooooooole lotta ghee....how quickly/slowly did you drink it? 
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ItalyB - thank you so much~!! I guess I'll continue to take it on an empty stomach....it's good but a weeee bit nauseating at the same time  pls let us know if you find anything more great info....  and I'll be sure to look out for your nut butter thread~!!!  ^_^ |
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ItalyB - thank you so much~!! I guess I'll continue to take it on an empty stomach....it's good but a weeee bit nauseating at the same time
are you melting the ghee before you consume? I put mine in a little glass dish and set it on my warming burner on the stove, then drink it when it's melted. Please don't melt it in the microwave, as doing so will destroy the goodness of it. NO WAY could I eat solid ghee, but melted, it is very yummy.  |
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are you melting the ghee before you consume?
Yes - actually I started taking ghee - exactly the way you do - after reading your other post (in the other thread) 
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Please don't melt it in the microwave, as doing so will destroy the goodness of it.
Neverrrrrrrrrrr - I havn't used a microw. in 5 yrs~!! 
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NO WAY could I eat solid ghee, but melted, it is very yummy. 
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NAME...Your inquiry about how swiftly I drank it... I drank it right down... Probably cause I was in a hurry to get that Ayurvedic massage by that handsome 28 year old guy!! namaste ruthie |
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Neverrrrrrrrrrr - I havn't used a microw. in 5 yrs~!!  p.s. --> GREAT pic Italybound~!!
Good for you............I just stopped using one about a month ago.  And thanks for the comment on the pic. 
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NAME...Your inquiry about how swiftly I drank it...I drank it right down... Probably cause I was in a hurry to get that Ayurvedic massage by that handsome 28 year old guy!!
 Good inspiration!!  I drink mine right down too cause I love the taste.......tho I dont drink 1/4 C of it. I still think I could drink that right down tho.  |
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NAME...Your inquiry about how swiftly I drank it... I drank it right down... Probably cause I was in a hurry to get that Ayurvedic massage by that handsome 28 year old guy!! namaste ruthie
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I guess I'll continue to take it on an empty stomach....it's good but a weeee bit nauseating at the same time
I prefer my ghee in its solid form, which is surprising to me as I had an incident with butter when I was about 8 and gave it up entirely. I just eat it (ghee) right off the spoon.  |
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I prefer my ghee in its solid form, which is surprising to me as I had an incident with butter when I was about 8 and gave it up entirely. I just eat it (ghee) right off the spoon. 
I most prefer ghee for sauteing foods  , but if I'm eating it plain, I just put the spoon in my mouth and let it melt in my mouth...  It usually doesn't take long and it is the perfect temperature...  |
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The following site has a movie showing how to make ghee: http://www.leeveal.com/ghee.htm
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Thanks Lola, Following the link you provided brings me back to the page(thread on ghee) where I found the message about the video... the link given doesn't work any longer. I have read the thread... just wondered if there was this video clip/movie available anywhere else on line. I found 2 short video clips on Youtube (How to make Ghee)... one was about 5 minutes but going by reading the thread that's not quite the proper way), the other only 31 seconds. The short one showed only pictures of the steps..no commentary. Cheers Hanneke |
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Hannah2, wishing you a warm welcome to BTD and the forums.  I dont have a movie site for you, but making it in the oven is a snap!! Oven at 350..........bake for at least one hour........longer if you like it a little darker Place butter in baking dish (I use at least a lb at a time), set timer for 60 min and check at 5 min intervals thereafter, UNLESS it is looking really done at 60 min, then keep a close eye on it. The junk in the bottom should be dark. Skim foamy stuff off the top........strain.......throw the junk on the bottom away............store in container.....you may leave it on the counter IF you use only clean AND dry utensils.  Happy eating!! P.S. all the 'recipes' say to leave the container uncovered. If you do, be sure to put some kind of tray beneath it............it will pop and get all over the bottom of the oven......  |
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Thank you so much.. another project for this coming week...lol.. making ghee/clarified butter. Your 'recipe' sounds something I could manage.
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Thank you so much.. another project for this coming week...lol.. making ghee/clarified butter. Your 'recipe' sounds something I could manage.
you're welcome......dont wait, just do it. I wanted to make my own ghee for a long time but was afraid I'd mess it up.  It was SO easy, I've not bought any since. I keep it made up and I usually make 2 lbs at a time. I likes it a lot.  |
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