Chia Seeds – The New Power Food (Featured on Oprah)

February 9, 2008, Posted by adreeza at 4:58 pm under Chia Seeds- The New Power Food

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  1. Allison says:

    That was a very good article!!!!

  2. Leshawn Daniels says:

    please tell where in the chicago area u can purchase this product

  3. Harvey says:

    Wow is right! I feel so much better and leaner since I started eating chia. This is going to sound crazy, but I bought 25 pounds from http://www.nutsonline.com/seedsspices/chia-seeds.html

  4. robertnick says:

    Nice information about the nutritional facts. It is always good to have antioxident rich food which will effectively prevent cancer and aging which is caused by oxidents,

  5. tom k says:

    that was great information on chia seeds! i bought a 1.5 pound bag from the chia seed store about a month ago and i love them. i add them to just about everything i eat and the health benefits are almost immediately noticeable. keep up the great work!

  6. Frances says:

    A typical Mexican drink is chia lemonade… you only have to add chia to your regular lemonade, and drink it as a refreshing drink… the seeds make lemonade way more interesting, don’t add any flavor and the drink is very refreshing so take advantage of it this summer!!

  7. Faith says:

    I get the best chia seeds from Integrated Health. They have lots of recipes on their site, and even have a great recipe for a chia gel smoothie. You can find them here:

    http://www.IntegratedHealth.com

    I think they ship anywhere. I get my chia orders really fast.

  8. Sam says:

    Here is a fascinating interview between Dr. Fred Liers and Dr. Wayne Coates, the world’s leading expert on chia seeds. You will love this!

    http://www.naturalnews.com/022780.html

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