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> Tracy Hudgins wrote:
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> >How does one prepare blue green algae? Since I eat a 1lb bag of
> >Hershey's chocolate or M&M's every two days, I'd be delighted to
> >find something to help curb my cravings. I've been able to cut out
> >most of the fat in my diet, so I don't yet have a weight problem,
> >but as I get closer to 30, everyone tells me the chocolate WILL
> >catch up to me.
>
> Nathan wrote:
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> >Does the blue green alge taste like dulse? What would i ask for
> >when trying to find it in a grocery store.I have had dulse and it
> >seemed to staisfy me very mutch but i never could quite get use to
> >its saltyness. Thanks Nathan MacDowall
>
>
> Dulse is a saltwater algae and Super Blue Green Algae is a
> freshwater algae. It grows wild in a lake in the Cascade Mountains
> (Oregon). It is harvested, washed, freeze-dried and put into
> capsules, so all you have to do is swallow it with some water. It
> is available through independent distributors (not in stores). You
> can order it directly from the company (Cell Tech) (toll-free
> number) and it is shipped directly to your home within a few days
> (in Canada and the US). You can read more about it and how to order
> it at: http://www2.magmacom.com/~rongall/sbga.html
>
> - Mary Ann
>
I want to point out that Super Blue Green Algae is a name for a
Cell Tech's packaging of blue grreen algae. Other blue green
algae from the Cascades can be found in health food stores. I tried
to find out from Call Tech why, specifically, theirs is better than the
store bought brands but have received only their promo stuff and NO
answer.
I buy mine at the store.
Steve
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about 35 miles East of S.F. (San Ramon, CA)
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