sprouts info needed

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Hi Dawne...

 

It is a perfect idea to discuss that sort of question here at S-A.

Thank you for thinking of bringing it to our attention...

 

Since you are so experienced at internet research, I trust you can

find a wealth of information on-line. To further that, I encourage

you to visit our links, if you click on the nutrition file, and just

keep following the vegetarian/living food files, you will find some

of the sites that I have bookmarked...

 

For off line resources, Ann Wigmore is right at the top, as one of

the leading founders of the living foods movement. She has many

books about how to sprout, the value of sprouting, and many of the

things that can be sprouted: from alfalfa sprouts to wheatgrass...

 

I also greatly recommend, " Survival Into the 21rst Century " by

Viktoras Kulvinskas. If I could only choose one book that would be

my choice- it outlines so many aspects of alternative medicine- from

picking wild edible herbs, to reflexology, to how to read a person's

face to understand which challenges are present, and of course a

full discourse on different diets and their benefits, including

sprouting.

 

Please understand if I do not have the time, nor the patience, to

repeat all of that information here, but these sources should

definiately put you in the right direction...

 

Sprouting I believe is one of the most efficient forms of

agriculture, though it does require a good amount of clean water.

But I think you are onto a wonderful idea...

 

Best Wishes,

Misty L. Trepke

http://www..com

 

 

, Just Dawne

<justdawne> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

>

> I have questions about sprouts and I'm sure this list can help.

> My actual knowledge on this subject is rather sparse so I'm

> hoping to learn more and to confirm what I think I already know.

>

> #1 What can be sprouted? Are we talking about only seeds? Or

> perhaps some dry grains like millet?