Examples of seeds that are easy to sprout within six days are mustard seeds, cress, black and red radish, purslane, chia, flax, alfalfa, mung beans, soy beans, garbanzos (chick peas), garden peas, broad beans, unhulled sesame seeds, safflower, sunflower seeds, grains. Also try lentils, dried peas, millet, barley, buckwheat, fava, lima, pinto beans, wheat berries.
Boost the power of self-rejuvenation with the use of fresh sprouts that are a treasure of enzyme-collagen. Sprouting can, for example, increase the Vitamin C content of soybeans by as much as 500%. The B-complex of sprouted oats is some 13 times higher than the original product. Other nutrients are similarly magnified. This means your … Read more
To Begin: Sprouted seeds are vital to you because they are a prime treasure of fresh nutrients and enzymes already placed there in collagen-building balance by Nature. Vitamins: Sprouts are the best source of vitamins needed by enzymes. These include Vitamins A, B-complex, C, D, E, K and other micro-elements that become dynamically magnified and … Read more
Right in your own home, on top of a kitchen table, on a window sill, or any spare corner, you can grow one of the most powerful enzyme-catalyst foods that are known to exist. These are called sprouts. Here is one single type of food that is almost perfect health-strengthening ingredient is that of its … Read more
1. Bioflavonoid enzymes in citrus and other fruits will help build strong resistance to and freedom from severe asthma. 2. Within nine days, Ned T.W. was able to say “goodbye” to life- long asthma on a simple bioflavonoid program. 3. Increase intake of fresh fruits which are super-powerful in bioflavonoid enzyme content. 4. To overcome … Read more
Here is a set of 10 steps that help you cope with and ease allergic distress. They are aimed at bringing about a feeling of re- laxed contentment. This is the ideal environment for enzyme cat- alysts to create anti-allergy collagen for your respiratory tract. So you can relieve, avoid and “insulate” yourself against severity … Read more
These may cause enzymatic power to become “shocked” or even destroyed. This may let your defenses down and allergies may strike. Some common sense approaches will be enzyme-satisfying. To Begin: There are times when, for no apparent reason, your nose runs, your eyes fill with tears and you start to sneeze. This condition may last … Read more
Yoga enthusiasts call rhythmic breathing “inhalation therapy.” Physicians call it “aerobics.” Allergists say that it offers a breath of fresh air to the parched organs. Nutritionists recog- nize that enzymes have stronger catalyst repair powers when suf- ficiently oxygenated. Therefore, a simple program of rhythmic breathing will put unique power of allergy-healing into your enzymes. … Read more
“Good nutrition should help make life easier for the asth- matic,” says Marshall C. Goldberg, M.D., of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Allergy. Dr. Goldberg offers these guidelines:¹ Vitamin C May Help. Most asthmatics have too low a level of Vitamin C (used by enzymes) in their bodies. “Vitamin C … Read more
Bud S.G. could look back on a lifetime of super-sensitivity to ordinary house dust or flecks from a favorite animal. He would sputter and sneeze. His eyes would water. Medications eased but did not erase his distress. A visiting lecturer on television sug- gested that such folks try a fresh glass or two of a … Read more