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62'Nooch and 'Booch
So, it’s been a ho-hum couple of days around the house as I finished up some craft projects (which I’ll post pictures of soon!). I’d say I’m completely off the “raw” wagon. The big push was when my boyfriend assured me that there...
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67How to make your own Kombucha
Kombucha is all the rage these days. Some folks say it tastes like fizzy pickle water. But, some people (like me) love it and can't get enough of it. It used to be one could only find the fermented mushroom tea at the local health food store where a...
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57How to Make Homemade Kombucha
A SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast) is a living, “breathing,” thing that will infuse your tea with enzymes, vitamins, acetic acid, and probiotics. A few things to have around for the SCOBY: It ideally should be brewed with...
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59Kombucha tea testamonial
Kombucha. What? Say it with me, Kom-boo-cha. This “crazy” tea drink is experiencing its second or third revival in popularity, but this one may be the biggest yet. Around for thousands of years, this...
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61How to Make Kombucha
Kombucha is thought to have originated somewhere in the Far East, but the true story behind its origins has been lost. It appeared in the Russia and the Ukraine in the 19th century. From there it spread across...
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41Natural Weight Discount Weight Loss Plan Concepts
There may be actually nobody secret to weight loss. You understand that inside your heart. Despite the truth that you would possibly see an infomercial late at evening for some particular capsule that claims...
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89Butyric Acid, Bacteria and Colon Health
Colon bacteria make butyric acid. This acid improves the health of the intestinal lining, reduces inflammation and may reduce the risk of colon cancer.
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64Kombucha: The Great Detoxifier
Kombucha is a fermented (but non-alcoholic) tea that is usually made by adding a colony of yeast and bacteria to either black or green tea, mixed with sugar. The western world is just now beginning to accept the unusual taste and to take advantage of the many health benefits of kombucha.
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56One Kombucha Mushroom can provide an infinite supply of tea
Kombucha mushroom tea has been around for centuries and can be traced back thousands of years in ancient China, Russia, and Egypt. Its an amazing organism in many ways. We are now discovering its many...
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72kombucha mushroom
kombucha mushroom tea I first discovered kombucha mushroom tea in the early 1980's. It was a cold rainy day in Los Angeles. John Lennon had just been shot, and there I was wandering aimlessly down Hollywood...
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