Easily grow SPROUTS 🌿 at home for pennies on the dollar! 

It’s meant to be. This is a sign that you must begin your business.

RU-vid is reading your thoughts to keep you on the app ..........

Me, too. 40 miles from the nearest Walmart and another small grocery store! I'm going to start this right away. I love salads, but only cabbage and baby spinach last very long. Sprouts will be a great addition. Thank you so much. Can't wait to hear more recipes using sprouts.

Where can i buy your stainless steel stacked steamer? Thank you!

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Because humans do not have the digestive system that herbavores have, eating plants *_always_* becomes a double-edged sword - humans will get benefits from plants but also be harmed by plant defense chemicals. For example, broccoli is packed full of vitamin C, very good and healthy, yes? Of course. But did you know that broccoli also contains plant defense chemical compounds called *_goitrogens_* that temporarily reduce your body's ability to uptake iodine? Yep. And it's particularly damaging to people who already have minor thyroid issues. Cows and sheep and other animals don't have this same problem with broccoli because they have wildly different digestive systems that can nullify the goitrogens. What does this have to do with cancer? Well, eating plants is a double-edged sword - some plants have anti-cancer properties, but they can still be damaging other areas of your health. More importantly, all vegetables and fruit contain carbohydrates. All carbohydrates break down into simple sugars like glucose, fructose, sucrose, etc. Guess what cancer cells use for energy? Yep, glucose. In other words, while a vegetable can provide anti-cancer compounds, it also comes along with carbohydrates that cancer will use for energy - a double-edged sword. Luckily it's not all bad news. Since you mentioned Dr. Berg, you must be somewhat familiar with the "keto diet," yes? Well, humans cells can use two kinds of energy: 1) Energy from carbohydrates (glucose) 2) Energy from fat (ketones) So what, right? Well, turns out the vast majority of cancer cells can *ONLY* use glucose for energy, and not ketones. That means - here comes the big punch line - if you decrease your carbs, and increase your ketones, you can make it very difficult for cancer cells to grow and survive in your body while also ensuring your own cells have plenty of energy to do their thing. Unlike eating vegetables, eating a meat-based diet (no-carb, ketogentic diet) will not help cancers in any way because meat, sea food, eggs, butter, salt, and water are packed with vitamins and minerals just like vegetables, but they don't have any of the carbohydrates that plants do. If you're worried about cancer, consider doing a no-carb, meat-based, ketogenic diet ("carnivore" diet) for 90 days. If you're worried about fiber and cholesterol (you shouldn't be worried about either of those things but many people are) then you can go back to eating vegetables and sprouted plants afterwards. I'm betting that you'll be feeling so good after those 90 days that you won't be in a hurry to add fruit and veg back in, but I'm just basing that on my experience. Anyway, whatever you choose to do, I wish you the best health, and a long, happy life filled with people who love and appreciate you. Peace and love. ✌🏽❤

I found the spouter!! Yay!!

what are ocean minerals? Is that just sea salt?

thank you i love both of your suggestions

I added lentils to the mung.

how do you eat mung sprouts?

@@zissler1 I eat them raw, add them to salads, add to smoothies, add to breakfast eggs along with other greens, add to anything else I eat,

I had no luck with buckwheat, mung beans, lentils, broccoli, radish, alfalfa, red clover, sunflower, canola do great.

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What are some of the free and effective sources?

Yes, would love to have alternative. The stainless steel are $60.00 each

I am going to order from Amazon. Can you be so kind to share the link thanks so much

Where i can bay the containers for the sprouts beans. Thank you. .

Fantastic! Too funny that you requested a cinnamon roll recipe. I jus pulled a cinnamon roll recipe experiment out of the oven. I think I may have just succeeded 😊 You’ll see it on the show in the next few weeks 👍

The microgreens take longer than 4 days. Depending on the type of seed. They usually take over a week