Pumpkin Seed Question 
irastus
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How effective are they in comparison to the Clarkia tincture herbs? I imagine that they are more a preventative than an expeller, but notice they are in other Para*** products. Should they be raw or is roasted ok? With or without shell? I like to get the shelled kind (pepitas) at Trader Joes.- Re: Pumpkin Seed Question Noni
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This is a reply to # 618,442Read this very interesting post on Pumkin Seeds.
//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=187&i=529 - Pumpkin Seed Answer blueskyz
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- Re: Pumpkin Seed Question tigerfish
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- Re: Pumpkin Seed Question flowerchild59
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This is a reply to # 618,442I buy mine fresh in a bin at the health food store. I try to get organic when I can. They need to be raw to be antiparasitic. I like to sprinkle a little Sea Salt into the bag of seeds and shake real well. I take a 1/4 cup to work and snack on them while others chow down on donuts and crap food. And they think I am the nutty one too.....eating weird food like pumpkin seeds and other odd items. The other day I was eating fresh blueberries and out of 12 people in the break room only one person had ever eaten a fresh blueberry before. Is that not sad?
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- ***reply Re: Pumpkin Seed Question success
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MoreThis is a reply to # 618,451I suppose roasting them in the oven for a short while will not work as an anti-parasitic?
- Re: Pumpkin Seed Question tigerfish
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This is a reply to # 618,451i too have been persecuted for being a health nut. sniff :( but guess who has the last laugh? im glad though that we can evangelize some people to our way. more believers means greater fellowship such as is found on here. we will be redeemed when we exorcise the evil infestation. praise purity \0/
- OH YUM!!!!!!!!!!! blueskyz
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This is a reply to # 618,451I am taking my happy little self off to the health food store tomorrow and making up that pumpkin seed and sea salt baggie thing you mention. That sounds REALLY GOOD!
And re Tiger Fish's comment on them helping the prostate gland - I have to quote Hopinso here, who said she likes to multitask her foods. I don't think she meant it humorously, but it's such a wise and simple way of looking at it, you can't help but smile!
blueskyz- Re: OH YUM!!!!!!!!!!! hopinso
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This is a reply to # 618,468What I meant by multitasking food is that I'm trying to lose weight, simplfy my life, and do things the natural way as much as possible. Pumpkin seeds taste good, they provide a crunchy snack that I often crave, they contain important nutrients and healthy fats, they kill worms, and I can buy them at my favorite shop and at least smell the wonderful cheese they sell, that I now only buy once a month or less. Now that's multitasking!
- Hopisino--multitask it into pesto!!! flowerchild59
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This is a reply to # 618,477Take 1/3 cup of pumpkin seeds and a clove or two of garlic and chop finely in processor. Add a big handful of cilantro and of basil too if you have it. Chop finely again. Add olive oil til you have the consistency you like. Add parmesan cheese to taste.
and Sea Salt to taste. Use roughly chopped as a sandwich spread, thinner over pasta. It is delicious.
PS, you can add a handful of mint leaves also and it is awesome with an explosion of flavors. Good way to get those pumpkin seeds in your diet. (Cilantro helps to rid the body of mercury too). How's that for majorly multitasking.- Re: Hopisino--multitask it into pest... hopinso
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This is a reply to # 618,485Thanks for the recipe, it sounds good. I'll pick up some cilantro next time I go to town and try a batch. I remember reading it was good for getting toxic metals out.
- Re: Hopisino--multitask it into pest... hopinso
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- Hopisino--multitask it into pesto!!! flowerchild59
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- Re: OH YUM!!!!!!!!!!! hopinso
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- ***reply Re: Pumpkin Seed Question success
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- Re: Pumpkin Seed Question Noni
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