| Additives can include protein powder, ginger and wheatgrass, an excellent source of energy and nutrients. |
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| All I exist on are cups of wheatgrass tea and lymphatic drainage treatment. |
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| During winter, the heifers grazed dormant crested wheatgrass and were supplemented with wheat middlings and alfalfa hay. |
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| No consistent difference in growth performance was found among stocker cattle grazing pubescent wheatgrass, smooth bromegrass, or orchardgrass. |
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| Be sure to include less common foods, such as seaweed, green tea and wheatgrass for their potent and unique nutrient profiles. |
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| But it really was a devil of a job to get excited about food when the dernier cri was wheatgrass juice. |
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| There is no evidence that raw food, much less wheatgrass enemas, have ANY health effects positive or negative. |
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| One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens. |
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| In the shallow draws between the hills, little bluestem and bunchgrass and western wheatgrass bow in a breath of hot wind, and are still again. |
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| Areas with abundant bluebunch wheatgrass and other native grasses along with scattered threetip sage are preferred breeding habitats. |
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| This is a specialized type of juicer since normal fruit and vegetable juicers will not juice wheatgrass. |
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| One parent contains genes from wheatgrass, a wild relative of wheat. |
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| Rice is simpler to investigate because it has fewer genes than many of its wildland cousins, such as crested wheatgrass, wild rye, or Indian ricegrass. |
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| The cherry picker went up again, and the lineman looped ropes beneath the nest, a bagel-shaped cup four feet across, woven from cottonwood branches and padded with wheatgrass. |
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| For cooler areas, perennial fairway wheatgrass is gaining many fans. |
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| Klement also noticed more expansive areas of crested wheatgrass and yellow sweetclover, with the bright yellow flowers of the clover casting color over some grassy stretches. |
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| By their own admission to police, the couple kept their five children on a strict diet of uncooked organic foods and juices made from wheatgrass, almonds and coconuts. |
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| I started with a carrot, apple, beetroot and ginger juice, a shot of wheatgrass, two nectarines, and apple, and a tray of cherries that I still have for later. |
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| Followers must swap processed foods, meats and dairy for wheatgrass juice and miso soup. |
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| The demonstration will use 100 acres of pasture seeded with a blend of alfalfa, crested wheatgrass and Kentucky bluegrass. |
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| Intermediate wheatgrass may be the perennial grass with the most potential as a grain crop. |
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| Alcohol-free cleansing tonic with a base of organic wheatgrass extract and toning greentea extract. |
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| Get the maximum benefits from you juicer by adding a wheatgrass kit plus book to your order. |
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| Variety registration is required for forage type fescue, ryegrass, wheatgrass, timothy and wildrye, but turf and ornamental grasses are exempt. |
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| The Lexen Healthy Sprouter includes an easy to follow instruction booklet on how to grow your own wheatgrass and sprouts. |
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| Pedigree analysis showed that the resistance to stripe rust in YU24 and YU25 originated from intermediate wheatgrass. |
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| My husband and I are very impressed with the ability of the Hippocrates to make a great wheatgrass juice. |
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| In a six-hundred-acre planting project in Ephraim Canyon, he favored a native bromegrass and a native wheatgrass, which had both been collected on the Manti Forest. |
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| During spring, the heifers grazed crested wheatgrass and native sagebrush. |
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| Vegetation consists predominantly of big sagebrush, little sagebrush, rabbitbrush, snowberry, bluebunch wheatgrass, Idaho fescue, and squirreltail grass. |
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| And signature cocktails include tart blueberry caipirinhas resembling sesame-seed-flecked wheatgrass juice, knockout kiwi mojitos and watermelon lemonade. |
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| Slender wheatgrass, nodding brome, fringed brome, oat grass, red fescue, June grass, and mountain muhly are the most abundant species in dry areas. |
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| Consider materials such as bamboo flooring, wool carpets, straw board, cotton batt insulation, linoleum flooring, poplar OSB, sunflower seed board, wheatgrass cabinetry and others. |
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| There were stalls for wheatgrass, for coffee, for green tea, for fruits called Graviola. |
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| Yeah, because who needs a pub crawl when you can drink your own body weight in wheatgrass and ginger, eh? |
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| Samanu is a sweet paste made entirely from young wheatgrass, which is prepared for Nowruz in a large pot in Central Asian countries. |
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| The main ingredients of this product are moringa, chlorella, wheatgrass, spirulina, lemon, monk fruit, mint, ashwagandha and some other too. |
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| But the study suggests the process reaches deep into the body's molecular biology. Before anyone rushes out for a quick glass of wheatgrass juice, though, there are a few caveats. |
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| This self-watering sprouter ensures that your wheatgrass, or indeed sunflower or spelt sprouts will be well rinsed in your absence. |
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| There's the stereotypical wheatgrass stalls and all-hemp clothing racks, jewellery with a vegan message – even the coconut waters seem to be arguing about which is healthier. |
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| If you're lookingfor an extra detox boost, Gill suggests adding a shot of wheatgrass. |
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| A new crossing strategy will be presented, resulting in genome-wide introgressions from wheatgrass in only two generations. |
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| Current practices involve seeding non-native species on disturbed soils, which may themselves become invasive, as has been the case with crested wheatgrass. |
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| Gambel oak, rock spirea, and waxflower are typical understory shrubs and slender wheatgrass, Canada bluegrass, and Parry oatgrass are common grasses in the MC zone. |
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| The new beverages combine nutrient-rich chia seeds and organic vegetables, including kale, spinach, broccoli, spirulina, barley grass and wheatgrass. |
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| Perennial rice, wheat, and sorghum are examples of the wide-hybridization efforts, while KernzaTm wheatgrass and Silphium oilseed crops are examples of rapid domestication. |
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| Then chapters focus in turn on alfalfa, wheatgrass and wildrye grasses, bahiagrass, Brachiaria, birdsfoot trefoil, clover, Bermudagrass, and ryegrass. |
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| Wheatgrass juice is sweet while the juice of barley grass is rather bitter. |
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| Wheatgrass is believed to be a wonderful cleanser and rejuvenator, helping the body detoxify. |
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| Wheatgrass juice has been considered to be a tonic and healing agent for over 60 years. |
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| Wheatgrass juice, often called 'liquid gold', has several medicinal properties. |
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| Wheatgrass and barley grass are superfoods and the latter has protein and chlorophyll to aid the digestive system and alkalise the body. |
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