Jan 17 2012

TasteOdyssey.com will go dark for 12 hours in protest to SOPA and PIPA

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January 18th, 2012, will be the largest internet protest in history. Thousands of sites across the internet, including some of the biggest in the world, will be blacking out and directing people to contact Congress to kill the web censorship bill, SOPA and PIPA. We want to get you involved.

In just 7 days, the Senate will vote on forever altering the free and open internet by instituting a new regime of extra-judicial, corporate-led website takedowns. This is a fundamental fight about who has power in society — the people with the means to communicate freely or the governments and corporations that feel threatened.

Help spread the word.

Read more at http://sopacountdown.com/

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Oct 17 2011

Juicing Recipes Part 4: The Beautiful Pink Sunrise

Amidst the many juicing recipes I have explored, the one I return to the most often, in order to “break my fast” (though I am not really doing so) is perhaps the simplest. With only two fruits, I find the perfect antidote to the morning blues, boost my immune system, handle my digestion and feel a pep in my step.

Friends I present to you the Pink Sunrise:

What You Need

  • 1 Organic Pink Grapefruit
  • 1 Gala or Fuji Apple
  • What You Need To Do

    Wash both fruit. Core the apple, ensuring you remove all seeds as they contain traces of arsenic. Chop into quarters.

    Chop the grapefruit in half, sidelong. Carefully remove the peel, but keep as much of the white rind as possible.

    Put apple pieces in first, with grapefruit following, into the hopper.

    Enjoy your new coffee replacement!

    pink grapefruit

    Grapefruit has antibiotic properties, particularly in the rind, and the apple will give you your much needed morning energy boost via its high sugar content. Of course, if you are diabetic, you should proceed with caution.

    Please remember, these are just my opinions. You must consult with a medical professional before taking on any sort of diet if you have health concerns.

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Aug 28 2011

Juicing Recipes Part 3 – A Sleeping Potion

After two weeks of juicing, I can say my stomach has flattened, I have felt substantially more pep and vigor, and the weird head-spins from the first couple of days have subsided.

I should disclaim that I am not on a strict juice diet; I do still get my protein from walnuts, avocados, even the occasional protein bar (love Muscle Milk). But one new, unexpected side-effect for this insomniac was all the new energy I felt. So I decided to look up something for said sleeplessness.

Thus from the Juicing For Life book that inspired a revolution, I present to you a slightly modified Sleeping Potion full of magnesium and light on the digestive tract that should help lull you into dreamland, or at the very least, calm you down.

A Vegan Sleeping Potion

4 leaves of red leaf lettuce
1 stalk of celery (tops removed so as to avoid bitterness)
1 handful raw spinach
1 1/4″ slice of ginger

Break the top off a stalk of celery, bunch up the lettuce and spinach and push all through the hopper together (celery first) in tandem.

After some fifteen minutes you will feel slightly calmer and soothed.

Listen, some people may say ginger is a picker upper – and it is, but I put it in everything, particularly because it is the best for upset stomach, and who wants to go to sleep with an upset stomach? You can exclude it though, and have just as good a result.

Enjoy and please let me know what you think!

celery-root - juice fast

Please remember, these are just my opinions. You must consult with a medical professional before taking on any sort of diet if you have health concerns.

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