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mu2143 · 02-26-2010, 09:56 AM

If you want to get some foods with a punch then I suggest to added

Blue-Green Algae Powder
Cheapest I could find
http://www.capsuline.com/product_inf...roducts_id=162

And Chlorella
http://www.chlorella-alg.com/

Get some seaweed powder like dulse or kelp for iodine supply etc

I just purchased 1 Kg Chlorella and 2 ponds of Blue-Green Algae that is the greens I need to have.If you have does then you have enough for a year or so depending on how much your adding this to your smoothy.

For fruits I use durian as a base that tastes good

And If I had more money I would have added the fruit/veggie poeders from this one
http://www.aussievitamin.com/Morlife/

I purchased also a juicer in 2005 which is still working good!!!

02-26-2010, 09:56 AM	#5
mu2143 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Holland,Netherlands Posts: 470	Re: Giving raw food a shot If you want to get some foods with a punch then I suggest to added Blue-Green Algae Powder Cheapest I could find http://www.capsuline.com/product_inf...roducts_id=162 And Chlorella http://www.chlorella-alg.com/ Get some seaweed powder like dulse or kelp for iodine supply etc I just purchased 1 Kg Chlorella and 2 ponds of Blue-Green Algae that is the greens I need to have.If you have does then you have enough for a year or so depending on how much your adding this to your smoothy. For fruits I use durian as a base that tastes good And If I had more money I would have added the fruit/veggie poeders from this one http://www.aussievitamin.com/Morlife/ I purchased also a juicer in 2005 which is still working good!!! Last edited by mu2143; 02-26-2010 at 10:33 AM.