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Re: My tip is to BLEND and PUREE!!! » sl

Posted by bluedog on February 26, 2003, at 21:29:58

In reply to Appetite vs. Hunger! , posted by sl on February 24, 2003, at 9:10:07

Just like baby food

Hello sl

Whenever I have the problem your going through I throw in the most nutritious concoction of ingredients that I can come up with into my blender and puree my meal with Soy milk so that I can DRINK my meal rather than EAT my meal.

I find it helps enormously If I'm hungry and need nutrition but can't eat normally. I get this particularly when I'm suffering from my anxiety symptoms.

Here's an example of some of the ingredients I'll throw into my blender to give me some nutrition

-Banana
-Apple
-Linseeds (flaxseeds)
-Organic rolled oats
-A handful of almonds
-A handful of RAW cashews (roasted cashews are not healthy because the natural healthy fats have been altered by the heat process)
-Pumpkin Seeds
-Whatever else takes your fancy (eg tomato, carrot or other vegetables you normally like)

I normally sweeten the whole thing with honey or maple syrup and then add JUST enough soy molk so that it's thick but still able to be drunk out of a glass rather than actually eaten.

I hope this tip helps you a little

By the way I actually had that feeling your talking about just this morning as I'm feeling a little anxious so the above concoction actually served as my breakfast this morning :)

Good luck
bluedog


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