RE: Hallelujah Acres Diet

[Guest guest]

> " admartin5 " <admartin5

 

>I stumbled across a book by Hallelujah Acres that described the

>Hallelujah Acres diet (vegan, raw food-based diet) and was amazed

>at the testimonials of so many people who regained their health by

>switching over to this diet. Hallelujah Acres also pushes the

daily >consumption of Barley Green.

>

>Has anyone else heard of this diet and/or visited one of their

>facilities? The " headquarters " is in North Carolina.

 

 

I used to run a health food store, and we had a lot of interest in

the book and diet.

 

We felt the Hallelujah Diet did help (at least) some people with

health problems, but so many of these were people whose diets needed

cleaning up anyway! (Read: meat, dairy and junk food eaters!)When

you take out those toxins, there should indeed be a healthy

improvement.

 

We felt the people involved with this were on the level. We had a

weekly radio call-in show and we featured the fellow who heads it

now many times (can't remember his name).

 

Barley Green is a great green powder drink, but it is pricey. There

are several others just as good at a lower price. Check out the

ingredients to be sure you know what you're getting. Or go to a good

health food store and ask what they recommend.

[Guest guest]

Reply to admartin ,

I have been taken the barley green ,carrots juice and beet juice which I like

very much . I have also ordered two kind of bars. They also have a magazine

which they will send out to you It is called 'Back to the Garden " many

testimonials in the magazine. gloriasgjs

 

momcat2002 <irach wrote:

> " admartin5 " <admartin5

 

>I stumbled across a book by Hallelujah Acres that described the

>Hallelujah Acres diet (vegan, raw food-based diet) and was amazed

>at the testimonials of so many people who regained their health by

>switching over to this diet. Hallelujah Acres also pushes the

daily >consumption of Barley Green.

>

>Has anyone else heard of this diet and/or visited one of their

>facilities? The " headquarters " is in North Carolina.

 

 

I used to run a health food store, and we had a lot of interest in

the book and diet.

 

We felt the Hallelujah Diet did help (at least) some people with

health problems, but so many of these were people whose diets needed

cleaning up anyway! (Read: meat, dairy and junk food eaters!)When

you take out those toxins, there should indeed be a healthy

improvement.

 

We felt the people involved with this were on the level. We had a

weekly radio call-in show and we featured the fellow who heads it

now many times (can't remember his name).

 

Barley Green is a great green powder drink, but it is pricey. There

are several others just as good at a lower price. Check out the

ingredients to be sure you know what you're getting. Or go to a good

health food store and ask what they recommend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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