1T of seeds a day ( more like a cupful )

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Evening Tracy,

 

At 09:17 AM 01/19/2002 +1300, you wrote:

>LSA is very popular over here. It is a mixture of Linseed, Sunflower and

>Almonds. I do this every morning as I don't like the flax by itself.

>Sprinkled on breakfast its quite palatable.

 

I am trying hard to figure out what my trailmix ingredients would spell

is I use the first letter of all the ingredients. <grin> That is after

deciphering the LSA word.

 

Today I bought a grinder. So... what if, I grind sunflower seeds,

pumpkin seeds, almonds, flax seed, and brazil nuts?

 

All I have are the brown flax seeds. I called the one place that had

flax seeds and all they had was brown. I had brown already in my stock, as

well as all the other things I mentioned above. Must get some gold flax soon.

 

Actually, I have been eating all this stuff for a year or more. Been

eating sunflower and pumpkin seeds for many years. Grinding them with the

teeth seems to work OK.

 

I requested the small sample of gold flaxseed and they are relatively

easy to chew, much easier than the brown.

 

Still, I can understand why primitive man may have died with no teeth,

that is if he lived long enough.

 

Wayne

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

My understanding was that they died WITH most of their teeth in top

notch condition -- very few cavities, but wear from grinding.

 

> Still, I can understand why primitive man may have died with no

teeth,

> that is if he lived long enough.

[Guest guest]

At 12:33 AM 01/19/2002 +0000, you wrote:

>My understanding was that they died WITH most of their teeth in top

>notch condition -- very few cavities, but wear from grinding.

 

Yes, I have read that many times. I meant.... they wore their teeth

down. Surely they had to chew many things tougher and harder that we do today.

 

Wayne

 

 

 

 

 

 

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" medwards706 " <medwards706

 

Friday, January 18, 2002 4:33 PM

Re: 1T of seeds a day ( more like a cupful )

 

 

> My understanding was that they died WITH most of their teeth in top

> notch condition -- very few cavities, but wear from grinding.

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> > Still, I can understand why primitive man may have died with no

> teeth,

> > that is if he lived long enough.

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