Comments for Vegan Mamas

Comment on The Perils of Dairy – By Dr. John McDougall – VegSource.com by Mita

Mita — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 14:23:14 +0000

Unfortunattely the video ads don’t show up for me, although the page where they soulhd be does. Might be because I’m in Canada.I think the two most revealing quotes on the website are In January 2008, government regulatory agencies declared milk and meat from cloned cows safe for human consumption. and We’re so proud that our milk comes from cloned cows, we say it right on the label. I guess it’s a hoax from a group wary about cloning, who want to (a) make people aware of this deregulation (and possibly generate some outrage), and (b) pressure the government to require such milk be labeled.I think the website could be somewhat effective. I followed a link there knowing from the name that it must be a hoax, looking for a laugh, and I learned about the lack of regulation of cloned-animal products. I wasn’t horrified (I’d probably drink that milk), but I do think such stuff soulhd be labelled. Consumers soulhd be able to make decisions about what to eat whether those decisions are based on science, superstition, religion, or whatever. Just like, while I’m not a vegetarian, I’m glad that all products containing meat are so labelled. Among other things, it protects the right of vegetarians not to eat meat.

Comment on Famous Vegan and Vegetarian Quotes by Amanda

Amanda — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 13:10:46 +0000

Wow! I’m impressed! Definitely, Vegetables Fruits. You can get every kind of vmitian through them. As far as Protein is considered, you can always get that from lentils other organic stuff like Pasta, Rice, etc. Most Non-Vegetarians would tend to discourage you saying you won’t get that Protein you must eat meat. They’re wrong!You must also get involved in taking daily Multi Vitamins. Even people who eat meat, need daily Multi Vitamin. Being a Vegetarian, many of one’s health problems are eradicated. Believe me. Are you going to be a vegan? Or a Lacto-Ovo vegetarian (who takes Eggs Dairy)Proteins are also found in: Legumes, Nuts, Seeds, Grains, Dairy Products, Soyabean, Algae, Cereals, Fruits, Vegetables, Tofu, Chick Peas, Beans, Soy Milk, Rice Milk.Plus, exercising Yoga would help a lot staying healthy, as we can let out the toxicants, digestion goes good.Good luck girlie! Peace Was this answer helpful?

Comment on Vegan Breakfast Ideas by Eric

Eric — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 12:20:12 +0000

I am sure that you are not an idiot. Gardening organically takes time and eoffrt but is worth it. I don’t know if they still publish or not, but if they do; look for Organic Gardening magazine. It is produced by Rodale Press. Most of my gardening abilities were learned from that wonderful little magazine. In a nutshell, here are some ideas:Decide on the size and shape of garden you want and mark the corners with stakes.Either dig or rototill the ground to loosen it.Cover the ground with several inches of grass clippings, leaves, straw, etc and work it deep into the soil.Plant your garden using the spacing noted on the seed packages. As your soil gets richer through years of composting, you can cheat the plants closer together.As the plants come up, thin them to the correct spacing and keep them free of weeds.Mulch them in with leaves, grass clippings, newspaper, straw, etc to keep the weeds out and moisture in.Try to keep insects under control by picking them off by hand, using organic sprays, spraying soapy water on the plants, or by putting a handful of the culprits into a blender and mixing the paste with water and spraying it on your plants.Good Luck!

Comment on Jamie Oliver – The Mothership Tomato Salad by Myer

Myer — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 12:01:57 +0000

These are popping up all over yboutue. They are good but we all know the plant grows through the gaps on the sides with these stationary cages. The best thing is a brand new invention this year 2011 called The Tomato T Stake I believe these will be the next big thing for tomato growing. Do a search on Youtube for them. THE TOMATO T STAKE. Nothing like it out there anywhere.

Comment on Roasted Root Vegetables Scented With Apple and Mustard by John Ash by Ann

Ann — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 12:01:10 +0000

I’ve decided to go vegan for the month of September so right now I’m just wriokng my way up to it- great idea for the slow transition. Right now it’s figuring out which foods I can/can’t eat that’s the big problem rather than feeling deprived with not being able to eat certain foods.

Comment on Veggie Burger Review… Or Is It? by Tilica

Tilica — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 09:55:54 +0000

Congratulations it sounds like you are on the path to a heatlhy lifestyle and you’re learning it isn’t difficult & can be fun! I find for myself that keeping snacks around like fresh fruit, washed & ready produce or something like a Larabar can help to keep me eating heatlhy. Make sure you indulge in things you really enjoy eating to keep your soul happy

Comment on Frozen Pressed Tofu… Delicious and Way More Convenient! by Danilo

Danilo — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 01:28:38 +0000

That looks delicious! I’ve had my eye on that repice for awhile, & just haven’t been shopping to get all the ingredients. My hubs has no aversion to vegetarian or vegan cooking, and is looking forward to the treats coming out of this book. My first post for this challenge is now up, too – I’ll link to yours, tonight!

Comment on Are You Going To Raise Your Children Vegan? by Mrkislava

Mrkislava — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 23:42:15 +0000

I love all the info that you’re posting lalety! I’ve been trying to incorporate more whole foods into my diet lalety, so it’s perfect timing and great motivation. Do you happen to know of any whole foods vegan cookbooks? I’m having a hard time finding any, aside from raw foods cookbooks, which are great, but not exactly what I’m looking for right now. If you have any suggestions let me know. Thanks!

Comment on Jamie Oliver – The Mothership Tomato Salad by Sidali

Sidali — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 21:01:03 +0000

This guy is correct. I’ve been grinowg tomatoes and peppers for almost a decade, and his advice will save you years of screwing around. If you can afford to not be cheap, don’t be cheap. Make CRW (concrete reinforcement wire ) cages or get the Texas Tomato Cages. CRW cages rust, are hard to store and look like crap after a year or two, but they work well. The Texas Tomato Cages have a high initial cost, but will save you time and money in the long run. Plus, they don’t rust.

Comment on Online Resources Regarding The Gerson Therapy by silver price

silver price — Wed, 10 Oct 2012 07:51:49 +0000

Under no circumstances are non-organic ingredients to be substituted for organic ingredients. Patients who have done this have quickly found it to be detrimental to their recovery. This is especially true of root vegetables, which absorb toxins in the soil. For example, the herbicide Roundup is one of the most toxic substances you can put in your body. Concentrating a chemical like Roundup with a press type juicer and drinking it is extremely harmful. Make the juices without the missing organic ingredients until they become available again.