WHEATGRASS,GREEN COCONUT, FRESH SUGAR CANE JUICE

[mingming3]

just wanted to follow up with everyone regarding the wheatgrass for your scalp and body. I have gotten some nice growth on the hair and sides from where a braider braided my hair too tight and it left bald spots in these areas. Fresh wheatgrass really does feed your scalp. My hair is coming in nice and thick again and growing!! It has been a month since I started incorporating wheatgrass to my hair and health regimen. Now, I am about to include fresh green coconut from an organic farm in Florida and fresh squeezed sugar cane juice. there are so many benefits from these three wo nderfull antioxidants which GOD has made for our health. I am so psyched!!!! I can't wait to give you my progress report at the end of December. Here are some i nfo links for those wanting to research. Ciao for now!!! GOD Bless ALL!!!!

http://www.hawaii.edu/hivandaids/Coc...n%20Health.pdf

http://www.fmpmarketing.com.au/freshCoconutTypes.htm

http://www.naturalusa.com/bamboogrov...odsfruits.html

http://www.sallys-place.com/food/col...a_coconuts.htm

http://www.rawguru.com/store/raw-foo..._coconuts.html

 

[BeaLady]

Congratulations on your growth.

I couldn't get the first link to open for me.

How do you apply wheatgerm to your scalp? I use coconut milk, I like it. I'll have to see if green coconuts are sold in my area.

 

[mingming3]

Hi Bealady,


I get fresh wheatgrass shipped to me every three weeks. I have a nutmilk bag and what I do is but a handfull of wheatgrass in my blender with a little water. I pulverize my wheatgrass on high in the blender until it is liquid. I strain the wheatgrass through the nutmilk bag. You get a lot of wheatgrass t his way! Don't pay for a wheatgrass machine just use your blender!!! I drink one once a day and I also tak at least 4 ounces of the liquid and pour it on my hair and scalp. I leave it on my scalp for at least an hour. Then I rinse it out and style my hair to my preferance. Have a good day!

 

[bravenewgirl87]

Yea. I'm on that coconut trip too!

But, I'm going to try the wheatgrass.