I have been making this for my family for a few months for breakfast. It tastes great and is full of power-packed nutrients with amazing benefits for the brain and body. Play around with the fruit to your family's liking. Our favorite so far is peaches and banana. Brianna likes it best with only banana. The recipe below is in bold, and my comments are in parenthesis/italics next to each ingredient.
Enjoy,
Miriam
Brain Power Smoothie * * * *
(Recipe from www.hacres.com)
Approx 6 to 8 ounces of organic apple juice, almond milk, or rice milk
1/4 cup frozen organic blueberries or other frozen organic fruit (frozen is optional)
1 to 2 rounded tablespoon of Nutritional Essentials Vanilla flavor (I only use 1 Tbs. to save money; get it from http://www.1inhealth.com/products/nutritional.htm and let them know that Miriam Moss referred you)
2 to 3 tablespoons of freshly ground organic flax seed or the Hallelujah Acres B/Flax/D supplement. (I use 1 Tbs. of Bob's Red Mill Organic Golden Flax Seed or Nutiva Organic Shelled Hempseeds from www.Luckyvitamin.com)
Also very helpful, add 200 mg of DHA (the contents of 1 or 2 capsules) for the first month and then reduce to 100 mg (I don't add this part to the smoothie but give them a separate food-based supplement that is high in omegas)
1 ripe banana blend and enjoy twice daily. (I use 1/2 banana)
NOTE: Fresh raw apple juice or raw almond milk must be used for this to be a 4 star recipe. Canned or bottled juices are cooked, and would make this a 3 star recipe.
Regarding Nutritional Essentials, it's $28 for a 35-serving container without auto-ship on the website. It's $25.20 if you go on auto-ship. Call 1-800-626-5143 to order on auto-ship or on the website for single purchases.
Great article about this: http://hacres.com/diet/articles/ADD_ADHD.pdf
Great testimony about the smoothie (excerpt from the Hallelujah Acres Newsletter):
“All or Nothing”
by Dennis Daniel
Even Small Changes Yield Health Benefits
The power of a smoothie
We have found, in many instances, that
making only a minor diet change can result
in improved health. I can give you a good
example. A couple of friends of mine have
a son who was diagnosed with ADHD. He
was prescribed Ritalin. After taking the
drug for some time, his behavior showed
no significant improvement. After
attending a God’s Way to Ultimate Health
seminar at Hallelujah Acres and learning
about the “brain power smoothie” recipe
on our website, they decided to serve one
of these to their son every morning. Even
though the young man was addicted to the
SAD (Standard American Diet) he enjoyed
the taste of the smoothies because they
were made with (among other ingredients)
fresh blueberries and a vanilla-flavored
supplement called Nutritional Essentials®.
Within days, my friends reported that their
son’s teachers began to telephone them and
ask what new “medication” he was on. Not
only was his behavior much improved, so
was his concentration and overall work
ethic. Many of his teachers stated that they
were certain the Ritalin did not cause his
rather sudden improvement because most
children tend to become overly relaxed,
perhaps even lethargic, under the influence
of this particular medication. Their son, on
the other hand, had begun to show more
interest in his schoolwork and his
interaction with other children had become
much more pleasant. Keep in mind that
this young man’s parents did not change
his entire diet; they simply began serving
him a fruit smoothie.
Was this young man on the Hallelujah
Diet? To the degree that a particular need
in his life was addressed, we could answer
“yes.” Although he changed only a minute
portion of his diet, he experienced an
improvement in his overall health.
My name is Miriam. I believe in honoring God by keeping our temples healthy and holy. Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, registered nurse, or licensed dietician. Any information I provide is for general education purposes only. I recommend that everyone work alongside their personal physician while pursuing treatment for any condition.
About Me
- Miriam
- I have a health ministry for friends, family, and health lovers world-wide. I choose natural options whenever possible and avoid chemicals, food additives, etc. even in my cosmetics. I eat mostly organic whole foods. You’ll find lots of healthy recipes and great health research on this site.
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ReplyDeleteMiriam that JC post is by Deborah Carrier. I am signed up under my husband's name!!!
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