Stop The Graying Of America!
We're in the middle of a revolution, what type of revolution?
A green revolution!
A green revolution is the increase of vegetables in our diets.
Thanks to Dr. Oz. Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Ellen Degeneres,
Kristen Bell and Gwyneth Paltrow.
Well, these people may be eating their fill of asparagus,
carrots, kale and beets, but they may be missing out on
a vegetable that can help them and you look a lot younger.
The vegetable: Wheatgrass.
Yes, that little patch of grass you see at the health-food store
or you grow at home.
And what is it that wheatgrass can do that asparagus, cucumbers
and kale can't do?
Turn your hair back to it's original color.
That's right, a woman (age 43) with a few gray hairs showing, started to drink
some wheatgrass each morning, hoping it would help boost energy.
The wheatgrass did more than that , it actually turned her hair back to its
original color.
And if you've been using those expensive dyes, or spending money at
salons every 8 wks. perhaps you may want to take a shot each morning.
A shot of wheatgrass.
And a few more tips for those willing to try something not to great tasting
and all-natural.
* The wheatgrass will not work if you continue to eat a typical American diet.
An occasional splurge of a burger, fries and a milkshake is okay, but do it on
a regular basis and your hair will remain gray. You may want to think about
following the Paleo diet, the Mediterranean diet or a vegetarian diet to really
slow down the aging process.
* Look into growing your own... Wheatgrass. Go to Youtube for lessons
on how to grow your own wheatgrass.
You'll save money, plus you'll also know exactly what's going into your plants.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Important tip:
If you enjoyed this tip and want even more great info on ways to
to stay well and prevent illness using only natural methods,
head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store.
Look for our E-Documents.
Our latest:
How to slim down with smoothies, shakes, cocktails, mocktails, (drinks without the
alcohol) coffee and teas. See title to the right.
We're in the middle of a revolution, what type of revolution?
A green revolution!
A green revolution is the increase of vegetables in our diets.
Thanks to Dr. Oz. Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Ellen Degeneres,
Kristen Bell and Gwyneth Paltrow.
Well, these people may be eating their fill of asparagus,
carrots, kale and beets, but they may be missing out on
a vegetable that can help them and you look a lot younger.
The vegetable: Wheatgrass.
Yes, that little patch of grass you see at the health-food store
or you grow at home.
And what is it that wheatgrass can do that asparagus, cucumbers
and kale can't do?
Turn your hair back to it's original color.
That's right, a woman (age 43) with a few gray hairs showing, started to drink
some wheatgrass each morning, hoping it would help boost energy.
The wheatgrass did more than that , it actually turned her hair back to its
original color.
And if you've been using those expensive dyes, or spending money at
salons every 8 wks. perhaps you may want to take a shot each morning.
A shot of wheatgrass.
And a few more tips for those willing to try something not to great tasting
and all-natural.
* The wheatgrass will not work if you continue to eat a typical American diet.
An occasional splurge of a burger, fries and a milkshake is okay, but do it on
a regular basis and your hair will remain gray. You may want to think about
following the Paleo diet, the Mediterranean diet or a vegetarian diet to really
slow down the aging process.
* Look into growing your own... Wheatgrass. Go to Youtube for lessons
You'll save money, plus you'll also know exactly what's going into your plants.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Important tip:
If you enjoyed this tip and want even more great info on ways to
to stay well and prevent illness using only natural methods,
head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store.
Look for our E-Documents.
Our latest:
How to slim down with smoothies, shakes, cocktails, mocktails, (drinks without the
alcohol) coffee and teas. See title to the right.
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