I have a huge problem with ASEA. Not with the product itself I hasten to add. But with its marketing. It has an almost semi-religiosity and cult like status to it that people marketing it impose on it. There’s all the neat little catechisms that go on ad infinitum – “the greatest medical innovation of the 21st Century – increasing the body’s cellular signalling potential, heal humanity, do good, save the world and oh make yourself a millionaire on the way through.” That’s the American way right!? ASEA know they cant go anywhere near making any kind of medical or health benefit claims for it. Or they … Read More
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A common misconception about ASEA is that it is just simply overhyped expensive salty water. Certainly, it those who shitbag the product would have you believe this. I’ll deal with that in a following post. For now, view this video here on the benefits of ASEA as proven by scientific research After watching this, I’m sure you’ll agree there is more to ASEA than “just overhyped expensive salty water.”
Repair, renew, regain, your health, your body, your life’s energy with Asea An Asea testimonial….of sorts! I’m Ian Haldane, health nut and neighbourhood lunatic now in my 67th year I could give you all the fancy scientific doo dahs about Asea and will if you are interested. But more importantly, here’s mine and a few other Taranaki Asea stories so far in the last month……………….. Drinking expensive salty Redox water will fix the above – yeah right! Being asked to drink Asea, a really expensive salty water supercharged with Redox molecules* (say wut!? see here * http://www.amazingmolecules.com/ ) sold via a multi level marketing plan to resolve all manner of … Read More
Asea – the power to do a power of good: Asea is a health supplement that may help you recover from a huge range of chronic and degenerative health problems. The definition of chronic and degenerative health that I follow is Dr Jerry Tennant’s definition which is: The inability of the body to make healthy new cells As we age from puberty, our ability to make healthy new cells declines significantly. Asea may help the body reverse this decline in two critical ways: It may: Support the production of glutathione – the bodies key master anti-oxidant Increase intercellular communication as a key signalling molecule Both activities are fundamental to making healthy new cells. … Read More
The common cold eh! So common and yet so seemingly untreatable. How can we resist these annual infections at the time when the temperatures dive and challenge our immune systems? Studies seem to suggest that the average human can have 2-3 of these per year. We all know by now the tell tale early symptoms. Primary infection stage of the common cold For me its the ticklish dry cough, the primary infection stage – not too hacking at this stage and nothing to be alarmed about right? Wrong. That’s the first tell take signs of an impaired immune system. The resident virus is on the lose with an immune system compromised for whatever reason. It rips up and … Read More
Coconut oil toothpaste can be made in 3 minutes and doesn’t have fluoride or triclosan in it. It’s nearly impossible to buy toothpaste from mainstream supermarket outlets that don’t have added fluoride. And sometimes alternative “no fluoride” toothpastes have equally offensive ingredients like aluminium in them. Triclosan is also another lurking chemical nasty in lots of personal hygiene and cosmetic products You can make this toothpaste quickly and simply as a great budget priced gift idea for Christmas, birthdays, or any other special occasion that shows your thought and care. Ingredients * 3 tbspn Zenian organic coconut oil * 3 tbspn Baking powder * 3-6 drops of essential oil (cloves, … Read More
Diverse uses of coconut aminos sauce Because coconut aminos sauce is a relatively new product, cooks might like some ideas on the diverse uses for this delightful product. There are two key taste aspects of coconut aminos sauce – sweet and salty together. It has the added benefits of being gluten free and high in key aminos acids used for body and tissue repair. Great for those on paleo and low carb regimes When I first used it, I confused it with nuoc mam – Vietnamese fish sauce. It is not as astringent and salty as nuoc mam. It equates far more to a sweetish form of soy sauce. Only it has much more subtlety and body to it than … Read More
Wow moringa tea made from moringa powder – that was a bit challenging. I’ve still got the green bits stuck in my teeth! I’m gradually winding my way into this food. It has such huge raps from all over the place for its dietary and therapeutic values. Just take a look at what this usually conservative web site here has to say about moringa. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1242-moringa.aspx?activeingredientid=1242&activeingredientname=moringa Eating the root may not be too great for you though – paralysis and death. Think I’ll stick to the leaves. Already I am starting to think about what things in the coconut world to combine it with.
Food experimentation day today to make small crackers with ground chia seed and moringa, aided and abetted of course with coconut milk and some small helping of Zenian coconut nectar Moringa is another miracle tree like the coconut – so called because of all the dietary and therapeutic benefits that come from consuming it. It’s particularly high in A,B and C group vitamins. As importantly if not more so, is that it is really high in minerals. It has for example three times the potassium of bananas – I know the graphic says fifteen times but I am being really conservative, basing this on other writings. Its also incredibly high … Read More
This recipe combines fermented back garlic pouring sauce for fresh fried salmon and a crispy vegie salad with a dressing made from coconut aminos sauce. I really go for combinations of vegies in salads that have contrasting qualities. I like the crunch/softness (avocado and green and red pepper), sweetness/sourness (coconut aminos sauce and lemon juice), salty/bitter or slighty bitter (again coconut aminos sauce and blue cheese as the salty and fresh herbs with fennel as the slightly bitter). I also like contrasting colour variations in terms of greens/reds/yellows. All of these give a visual and a sensory lift to any meal. With that in mind, I have been exploring dishes that I can use fermented … Read More
This alt KFC recipe using coconut oil to deep fry chicken pieces is so easy you’ll, kick yourself. And then there is the added advantage of not using dodgy liquidy type polyunsaturated vegetable oils in your cooking. Wiki lists the oils used to fry chicken in KFC as canola, sunflower, soy or palm and that KFC had changed over from using partially hydrogenated vegetable oils – the ones of trans ill repute. Just briefly then to add the “using the healthy fat plug” and not liquidy vegetable oils. such as canola and sunflower. Sally Fallon and Mary Enig from the Weston A Price Foundation beautifully unpick the history and dangers of using canola oil in their 2002 article The great Con … Read More
Catching a noro virus infection always had certain inevitability about it. Sharing a house with a sick mother who had a noro virus infection for 3 days was always a pretty good risk for catching this despite my being fanatical about personal and house hygiene. Then my young daughter succumbed and was sick all night next to me.