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    • … exploration of the Stevia topic. Down to business. While I’m an advocate of Stevia use (especially when compared to other artificial sweeteners on the market), it has to be used right. If you don’t have the right flavor to begin with, it doesn’t matter what you use to sweeten it, you’ll still end up …

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    • … Calories by Cutting Down On Size: * Cut pies into 10 slices (instead of the standard 6-8 slices). * Cut cakes and brownies into bite size pieces. * Bake bite-size cookies and muffins. To savor the flavor of every bite, slow down and enjoy your dessert with a cup of herbal tea, flavored coffee, or low …

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    • For years, the FDA has dragged its heels on approving stevia, an herbal zero-calorie sweetener, citing questions about its safety. (It has a long history of safe use in other countries.) Rumor had it that food industry giants were opposed to the introduction of a product that might undermine sales …

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    • For years, the FDA has dragged its heels on approving stevia, an herbal zero-calorie sweetener, citing questions about its safety. (It has a long history of safe use in other countries.) Rumor had it that food industry giants were opposed to the introduction of a product that might undermine sales …

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    • … of a vacuum, with the coffee solidly frozen and preserved during the process. Bottled coffee drinks are also available, with milk, sugar, and other sweeteners and flavors. No matter the variety, all types of coffee contain significant amounts of caffeine, with the exception, of course …

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    • … FDA approval can wait. This week, the Coca-Cola company will begin selling a diet drink sweetened with the somewhat controversial herbal supplement stevia . For three diet flavors of its Odwalla juices, Coke will use the Truvia brand of sweetener, which it developed in partnership with Cargill earlier …

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    • … of questions and answers about Stevia. Questions & Answers about Stevia - David Richard Stevia - Naturally Sweet - Recipes, Cooking Tips, Articles, and leading Stevia Products Q) How sweet is Stevia? A) The crude Stevia leaves and herbal powder (green) are reported to be 10-15 times sweeter than table …

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    • … but remember that the FDA will do anything for industry, so expect it. Yes, actual stevia is GRAS but then when someone put it in tea the FDA made them take it out, and said it could only be put in herbal products because its a dietary supplement. Why a dietary supplement couldn’t be put in food is absurd …

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    • … yogurt regularly suffer less diseases and infections than people who don’t. 5) If you have taken a lot of antibiotics – you will also need to buy some probiotics from the health shop. This is a stronger treatment than yogurt. 6) Take a long term immune herbal tonic like Astragalus and Pau D’arco 7 …

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    • … reference, ask around, talk to your doctor about this….) but this has been our experience….. Diet: no alcohol or sugar or white bread or gluten or salt NO EGGS!!!! for god’s sake! or dairy of any kind or artificial sweeteners no carbonation no red meat (beef, venison, etc) NO bottled water …




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