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Originally Posted by dyna mo
bd knows how to mix it up to make it tasty!  it did get commented on as being not unlike birdseed. 
you know, i prolly would have just let things ride as they were and see what happens, had the med/personal issues that really made me have to stop everything i was doing. |
fair enough!
Yeah that's a shame man. It sounds like a really good product.
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Originally Posted by dyna mo
it ultimately boiled down to not having a background in nutrition at all. the cereal was designed to be the most nutritional dense cereal you could eat. 4 tablespoons = your daily micronutrients/vita/minerals/aminos/anti-oxidants, everthing and all 100% natural. mix it with yogurt and it's a complete meal.
peeps were befuddled a non-nutritionist could do that or would even attempt to do that actually. hell, i did it for me, i got tired of the vitamins game.  |
You know what it kind of reminds me of? That grog they eat in the Matrix.
Where they are saying about "It's got all you need for an entire day" or whatever it was. That's pretty cool, would make some people's lives a lot better I would imagine, if you can eat 4 tablespoons of one things and be set for the day, that's pretty cool!
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Originally Posted by baddog
Well, to be honest, the bird seed itself is not all that tasty until you mix it in with some Greek yogurt then allow the seeds to soften a little. The reason I have been eating it for three years is what it does for me; both how I feel and the nutritional benefits it has.
It keeps me quite "regular."
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Gotcha! I quite like walnuts in yoghurt, can't eat them very often plain, so I can understand that