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Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
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Anonymous User
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Date: February 27, 2007 04:00PM Hello
I've just started drinking veggie juices. About 10 days now. I drink both in the am and pm. I have regular food for lunch and maybe a light meal in the evening followed by juices. I make a glass of tomato juice, then cucumber juice and/or carrot. Atleast two veggie juices. I do not add salt or sugar. Someone asked me to restrict it to one veggie juice in the am and another in the eve or drink one veggie for a few days and then rotate. My question is is my method wrong? will there be some chemical reaction since a couple of veggies are mixing together say carrots and tomatoes. what do you experts recommend? I tend to put on weight easily. And even though i have been on a juice diet in the am for the last 10 days, i feel bloated. I feel i may have put on weight. Please advice. Re: Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
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happyway
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Date: February 28, 2007 01:38AM Carrot with tomatoe might not be ideal...
but allowing an hour between them would be all that's needed. however also important is to "chew" your juices-- what that means is to slosh each sip around in the mouth for a minute or so mixing it with saliva. Saliva has a digestive enzyme called pytalin in it, which begins the digestive process for starches. If one just gulps and swallows, this important step is skipped. I hope this tip helps with the bloating. If you are interested in food combining you can research it online. Carrots are only very mildly starchy, but Tomatoes are acid, so it might be less than ideal...but no worse than V8 juice. Carrot, beet, and celery make a nice juice...about 5-6 carrots, half a beet, and 2 stalks of celery. The tomato could be in a separate juice that includes some greens, celery, and green pepper. Re: Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
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Anonymous User
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Date: March 02, 2007 02:56PM First.. carrots are hybrids and full of sugar.. unless they are wild carrots.
Also..I don't worry about food combonations. Its nice to know you can eat the "poor" food combonations and not worry about it. When I have the 3 to 5 lbs of aerobic bacteria colonies in the villious lining in my body I don't have to worry. The body can be so strong where it doesn't matter. That goes for drinking water with meals.. It does not dilute my digestive enzymes anymore like it use to before I have cultivated these colonies. Re: Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
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Anonymous User
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Date: March 04, 2007 08:32AM Hi rawvegetarian. So how do you go about colonizing your body with all that bacteria? Has it really improved your digestion that much? Thanks! Re: Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
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Anonymous User
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Date: March 04, 2007 03:44PM Once I have the 3 to 5lbs of this culture in the body, it feeds you.. Its like a new organ.. it oxigenates you. also.. for example... just say someoen likes buttered popcorn in the movies.... once you get this "new organ" in your body... the salt starts to taste bitter.. and the fat in the popcorn tastes rancid..
Your new ecology wont even want it.. and... it not by choice... its just an effect of having this aerobic body inside your villious lining... there's no book on it.. its something you have to be guided and its pre-cognitive and intuitive.. nothing that can be read in books.. and the funny thing aboout it is...there are about 8 things you can do to get it.. and 5 of the 8... most people already have them in their home and don't even realize it yet. Re: Mixing vegie juices can lead to chemical reaction?
Posted by:
la_veronique
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Date: March 05, 2007 05:55AM Primal Defense is a probiotic product
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