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Different Uses
Does each kind of wheatgrass have different Uses? Does one cure cells, one cures the blood, one cures lungs and sinus problems? Or do they all do the same thing or taste differently.
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what kinda of different wheatgrass'' are you referring to. There's only 1 wheatgrass, then barley grass, & some other grass' as far as I know.
From what I know, there all extemely healthy & detoxifying, but wheatgrass is more powerful than the others. It is recommended for those who can't tolerate wheatgrass to take barley grass. |
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There are several types of seed:
Wheat grass can be grown successfully from hard winter or hard spring wheat. Soft wheat is not recommended. Also a new strain which is actually very old called Kamut. Kamut is from the ancient Egyptian times and has 17-18% protein compared to regular hard winter or hard spring wheat which has 12% protein. There is a whole book devoted just to Kamut. |
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Wisconsin Certified Hopewell Winter Wheat.
I recently applied Hopewell Hard Winter Wheat to My Garden, 10/2/06.
This Seed is Not specified as Organic , But is Untreated. Will Till Under in the Spring. Has anyone had any experience with this Seed/Plant and Juicing? Thanks Much, Bob |
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Organic Hard Red SPRING Wheat grown for sprouting!
That has been my preference for the past 9 years. Less yeild(peaks at 5-7 inches) where the hard red winter variety peaks at 7-10. Try it and you decide if the flavor is better or not. I buy 50 bags at a time....and the price per bag just increased by $1.oo per bag! But then what has'nt? Stay GREEN and BE Healthy...eat WELL also!
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Checkout the wheatgrass picture gallery
You will see some of our product there.
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