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I heard about them too the other day on Dr. Oz...will give them a try...
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Wow, thanks for posting. I looked them up and am ordering some to try out.
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Dr. Oz says not to eat the Chia greens and I found these Chia seeds at Fred Meyer in the Health Food Section.
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Here's the link to some helpful information about the seeds.
http://www.naturalnews.com/022468.html#ixzz1hquANgJw |
Thank you! Had to laugh gently because I believe the Inca, Mayans and Aztec cultures did not flourish!! But I understand that was due more to some of the other human beings inhabiting the planet! I will try these!
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I just bought some - I am going to add them to my oatmeal, and I will try them on my salad as well!
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From salvia, huh? Wonder if you can smoke them????? Sorry, just had to ask. glenda
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I found them on Amazon and saved them to my wishlist so I can add to my next Amazon order.
I buy and grind flax seeds- the powder is wonderful in so many things- cereal, oatmeal, meatloaf. fruit smoothies. I find that they are good for digestion and they make my skin soft. |
Originally Posted by raptureready
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If you can eat the seeds I wonder if you can eat the little green stuff from a chia pet in a salad? ??
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Originally Posted by raptureready
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If you can eat the seeds I wonder if you can eat the little green stuff from a chia pet in a salad? ??
Sure, why not? It'll even be loaded with far more food value due to the magical sprouting activity. I used to cut apple slices and roll them in Chia seeds for when my kids came home from school, hungry and cranky. I'd give that to them with a cheese slice and they would be good till dinner time with no fighting..or not much! |
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