items for emergency earthquake kit ? & raw dried organic greens

[Guest guest]

I've been having a hard time finding a source of raw organic spirulina. Does

anybody know of one?

 

I'm working with a live diet based on the triangle of fruit, nuts/seeds, and

greens.

 

Whether its for traveling, or for storage for emergency preparedness, drinking

water and dried nuts, seeds, and fruit store well under a wide range of

conditions. The dried form of my diet is not as good as live food, however it is

lots better than cooked food.

 

Dried spirulina stores well and would be a great green to complement the nuts

and fruit. The trouble is I'm starting to suspect that all the spirulina is

processed at temperatures high enough to cook it.

 

All the web sites for spirulina, that I have looked at, avoid the issues of

raw/cooked and the processing temperature.

 

It would be really nice to have a source of raw dried organic greens as a backup

for all kinds of reasons, so I would appreciate any suggestions along these

lines.

 

I'm talking about a single raw dried organic green as a food source, not the

supplement mixtures where they mix many greens, supplements, and additives. Most

of those mixtures put something in that I'm allergic to, and anyway, I try to

keep each meal down to just a few different plants, and avoid supplements of all

kinds. Also, verifying that all the ingredients in the mixture supplements are

raw would be difficult.

 

May your day be filled with clarity, grace, progress, and warm laughter,

Roger

 

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" heartsongarden " <heartsongarden

<RawSeattle >

Friday, September 23, 2005 12:56 PM

[RawSeattle] Re: items for emergency earthquake kit ?

 

 

> Spirilina is recommended by Gabriel Cousens for travel/camping, and I

> also try to carry it in my travel bag whenever I leave home. I usually

> get the Pure Planet's Premium 100% Organic Spirulina in the plain green

> & white bottle. Some of the other brands contain fillers and are not

> grown organically. Dancing

>

> RawSeattle , " loisc100 " <loisc100> wrote:

> > I would think raw nuts and dried fruits would be good to stock up on.

> I have no idea what Larabar's are.

> Lois

> >

> > RawSeattle , David Mayne <dmayne@m...> wrote:

>

> > > What raw items are folks stocking in their emergency quake kits ?

> > >

> > > I'm in Pasadena, CA now for a work trip, and found some Larabar's

> > that are pretty decent, and might stand being stored for a while...--

> > > David

>