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      Drekx Omega > Krishna Kalki August 2, 2011 at 7:26pm

      Yes, cool drinks are superb, but I've found, from my travel experiences that sometimes a warm tea, drank in a hot dry climate (non humid) is the best at quenching thirst....such as the mint teas popular in North Africa.....

      If ever you visit Tunisia or Morocco, I would recommend mint tea....especially if you are Sahara treking...as full of energy too...  :-)

       

      
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        Kelly Lightchalice > Drekx Omega August 2, 2011 at 8:06pm

        Great pic!  Wasn't sure if they had sylphs in the desert until now :)
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          Drekx Omega > Kelly Lightchalice August 2, 2011 at 8:11pm

          I have to sign out now darling, choirs to do off line.....speak to you tomorrow.....Love, Drekx x
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  Kelly Lightchalice August 2, 2011 at 4:27pm

  Good post, Ravinder, a lot of great ideas here.  I would suggest that you listen to your own body and let it decide for you what it wants and needs.  I eat whatever I want and disdain orders like eating three meals a day, I usually eat when I am hungry and I do not force my children to eat or "clean their plate".  I've never had a weight problem or issues with food.  However my body is demanding more veggies and less meat- so I have almost cut it from my diet completely. 

  And I have discovered the joy of aloe vera water... it's soooo delicious and refreshing.... and I feel stronger for having it. 

   
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  Krishna Kalki August 2, 2011 at 2:16pm

  Organic Ginger is excellent as it is classed as in the Mode of Goodness...so a little bit of Ginger added to your food or a slice eaten daily is excellent for you..I make sure I eat a little bit of Ginger daily
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  Krishna Kalki August 2, 2011 at 2:11pm

  Tesco 24hrs near Bow Church are doing a special offer on 1ltr Pure Coconut Water for £2.99 usually it sells for nearly £4 plus...offer ends on the 9th ...so I am stocking up
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  Louise August 2, 2011 at 11:43am

  Not sure it's more of a water than milk, what you get when you pierce the coconut but is packed with naturally occurring electrolytes and loads more potassium than bananas. I agree about the kidneys, and it's a lovely drink but for £3.49 a carton it goes to quickly, but thankfully it's only me in the house that will drink it woop :)
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  Steve from 2 t awa August 2, 2011 at 9:59am

  Hi Ravinder,

  Have been vegetarian for 3 decades, no dairy, wheat, gluten, preservatives, salt, sugar, drink rain or mountain spring water, and kawakawa as a hot drink.

  Highly recommend Steve's raw food delight LOL, finely cut cabbage or lettuce, chopped onion, avocado, grated carrot, grated beetroot, finely cut parsley, lentil sprouts, lemon juice, organic cider vinegar, table spoon flaxseed oil or sufflower

  served with organic basmati rice and fresh asparagus mushrooms and courgettes , yum
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    Louise > Steve from 2 t awa August 2, 2011 at 10:02am

    No garlic?? Love garlic :)
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      Krishna Kalki > Louise August 2, 2011 at 2:21pm

      White sugar and Table salt is to be avoided instead go for brown sugar and use sea salt