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hydroponics for health
I read the messages on the hydroponic area with interest. I am from
Ontario Canada and have purchased a small hydroponic growth chamber for my
home. My unit comes from Harvest Spring Inc in Lambeth Ontario.
Hydroponically grown Barley grass is grown in the chamber. After 7 days
the grass is 6 - 7 inces high and ready for juicing. For better health it
is recommended to drink about 4-6 oz per day of juice squeezed from the
grass. A very good juicer is needed for this. The recorded benefits are
given below:
- recognized as a complete food
- contains a balance of essential nutrients, minerals, vitamins and live
enzymes known to man.
- contains chlorophyll which assists in carying oxygen to every cell.
- acts as an antioxidant to purify the body.
- promotes increased energy levels through better digestion
- has been credited with keeping hair from falling out.
- stimulates the immune system to fight disease.
After drinking barley grass juice the following quotes have been given:
" I have better overall health, and a lot more energy than i used to, my
kidneys and bowel function have also improved."
"I have experience a great improvement in my energy level. The pain and
swelling from my arthritis in my hands has noticeably improved."
"I'm 72 years old and take 4 oz. of grass juice everyday. I've noticed
the swelling from my arthritis has reduced considerably, my liver, kidneys
and overall general condition is much better."
"Since starting to drink Barley Grass juice, my immune system has
strengthened and I have enjoyed the increasing energy it gives me. I am
involved in many sports and am now leading a productive life." From a man
who is Hemophiliac and HIV positive.
If you are interested in more information please contact me directly via
the above internet address
Best regards
Jim
. .. sunSITE-PC-mailarchive From london@calypso-2.oit.unc.eduSun Jan 1 21:59:07 1995
Date: Sun, 1 Jan 1995 20:58:05 -0500 (EST)
From: "Lawrence F. London, Jr." <london@calypso-2.oit.unc.edu>
To: london@sunsite.unc.edu
Subject: Information on the sustag-principles mailing list.
Date: Sat, 31 Dec 1994 15:43:42 -0500
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Subject: revised announcement
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