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01-24-2006, 02:57 AM
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Wheat Grass vs. Wheatgrass
Wheat Grass vs. Wheatgrass A word on spelling. "Wheat grass" is a variety of grass like barley, oats and rye, grown in fields across America. "Wheatgrass" refers to grass grown indoors in trays for approximately 10 days and is the kind that is squeezed into a fresh juice. The tray-grown grass is used primarily for therapeutic purposes. The 60+day old field grown grasses, available in dehydrated powder or tablets, are used primarily as nutritional supplements. 
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04-10-2007, 05:54 PM
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Wheatgrass....I am glad
You stipulated the difference.
Cures and remedies are two different things.  .gif "Beach2(2)") 
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