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06 Dec 12 13:43
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I was 'introduced' to it yesterday as the ultimate of superfoods
I can honestly say Im practically buzzing
Its seeds that the Aztecs used to eat (dint do them much good did it) and is reportedly amazing for...well everything

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By:
dustybin
When: 06 Dec 12 13:56
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17476690

I cant believe it, its like human catnip, Ive not been on it a day and already Im stiring it into everything and am as relaxed and laid back as I used to be on moggies!
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 06 Dec 12 14:03
In your first post you say you are buzzing. Then you say you are relaxed and laid back.

So does this stuff make you feel buzzy or relaxed?
By:
dustybin
When: 06 Dec 12 14:09
Its not like getting off your head, its a feeling of erm well being I guess, but its an actual feeling.
Ive read a lot on the stuff, its new over here but it has some amazing qualities, look it up, I was introduced to it from a muscle building point of view, and told it gives energy etc, not sure if this feeling is that or if its the other stuff they say it does, like helps your neurons and brain activity....its a bit bizarre tbh that a few teaspoons of seeds of the mint family can do so much good
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 06 Dec 12 14:14
I'll try it Dusty. Thanks.

I'll mix some in my green vegetable juice Happy
By:
the leaf
When: 06 Dec 12 15:11
an old mexican  tribe called the tarahuma use it on long runs.
on runners world forum it gets mixed reveiws.
they run different from the normal way on their toes not heals.
this is wear the craze of the barefoot runner comes from.
read the link  to read about chia seeds used in a drink called iskate,
and their diet.
http://www.nomeatathlete.com/tarahumara-pinole-chia-recipes/
By:
dustybin
When: 06 Dec 12 15:21
Mixed reviews?
wow, Ive read an awful lot on Chia and was starting to think it was some hoax so good was the feedback
I havent seen a single reference to anything even slightly negative about it yet
By:
the leaf
When: 06 Dec 12 15:53
I'm going to get some and try it after seeing a food lable plus it's cheap.
do you have to get any particular type?
By:
Nocash
When: 06 Dec 12 16:03
Just out of curiosity,  anyone know what the Spanish Conquistadors were on?
By:
Ozymandius
When: 06 Dec 12 17:02
judorick wakes up at 4am to ingest it via his back passage.  He says it helps stabilisie his innate need to repeatedly share all his greatest achievements on an anonymous forum and ensures that he always has a substantially green book in every market that he trades on.
By:
polybot
When: 07 Dec 12 01:12
extremely dangerous as the seeds can germinate in your colon and the only way to eradicate this invasive plant from your bowels is to drink loads of Roundup.
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 07 Dec 12 06:25
I've just ordered some to add to my morning smoothie, anyway Dustybin what are moggies?
By:
everythings gone green
When: 07 Dec 12 07:55
Mogadon - benzodiazepine hypnotic pills
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 08:30
Correct EGG, but not hypnotic in the trippy sense, it was just reference the the relaxed feeling that was similar
I'm not suggesting anyone takes benzodiazepine drugs other than where prescribed, and although a natural superfood, Chia is as of now unregulated other than to be added in the making of bread (in this country) so if u do decide to find out its qualities then its your choice.
That said it makes me laugh really that these seeds were only really discovered a couple of decades ago, and only recently have been introduced to this country, it just goes to show that alcohol and tabaco firms get centuries to f uck up the nation and something that's good for you takes so long to arrive.
Chia contains something like 8 times more omega 3 than salmon and has 18 of the known 20 something amino acids. It's quite remarkable and so easy it add to any diet.
The 'buzz' I experienced on reflection sort of originated from my chest area, and might actually simply have been my body actually getting the minerals it's been crying out for rather than a drug experience.
I have a tendency to not get all the vitamins etc and sometimes feel like the gears grind in my mind. Within a couple of days this has completely gone, I had got so used to the feeling I thought it was just the aging and (dare I say drug misuse) catching up with me Happy

The leaf
I assume its just the chia seed, mix it with stuff.
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 08:32
*seeds REdiscovered about 22 years ago
By:
Aunty Post
When: 07 Dec 12 09:03
I'm certainly going to give it a bash and I see that Holland ^ Barrett have it.

On the basis of "all things in moderation" I wonder if you can overdose on it!
By:
GranpaChook.
When: 07 Dec 12 10:46
Thanks for the heads up Dusty, I'd never heard of them really.  Where do you get yours from?  I've found a 1kg bag for thirteen of your finest English pounds.  Seems the best value I could find. I'll try adding some to my porridge every morning and see if there's any difference.
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 11:45
I get it from a local fitness shop.
I didn't take much notice of the price tbh, the protein powder etc is pretty pricy so didn't really bother looking.
Like a poster mentioned I believe that holland and barrat place sells it.
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 14:55
ok Ive found a slight drawback
I almost s hit mesen today, you dont get a lot of warning Plain
I have been mixing or sprinkling it on everything tho Mischief
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 14:57
the seeds that it
By:
dustybin
When: 07 Dec 12 14:57
is
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 07 Dec 12 16:33
Got mine off of Amazon, looks like I've overpaid though if GC got a 1kg bag for 13 pounds. Nevermind.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005UUYLPK/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 07 Dec 12 16:40
Do you have to soak them first then or just add them as they are?
By:
GranpaChook.
When: 07 Dec 12 21:37
I think you just sprinkle them as they are.  Google tells me that if you soak them in water they form a 'chia-gel' that's good for smoothies and things but I'm fairly sure you can just add a tea spoon to soups, puddings, etc etc.

The place I got mine was here:

http://www.healthysupplies.co.uk/chia-seeds-sussex-wholefoods.html?gclid=CP_Hn9-fibQCFW_KtAodWiYAqA
By:
OldGold
When: 07 Dec 12 21:46
I've got some in the cupboard but I have stopped eating them as it lowers blood pressure and sometimes made me feel dizzy.

You most certainly should not be mixing it with everything, only supposed to have a couple of spoonfuls a day max.
By:
A_T
When: 07 Dec 12 22:15
placebo
By:
polybot
When: 07 Dec 12 23:35
spaceba bolshoi!
By:
manxy
When: 08 Dec 12 00:29
what are they like rolled with a joint.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 08 Dec 12 06:26
what are they like rolled with a joint.

Excellent, or you could just put some in the gravy!
By:
dustybin
When: 08 Dec 12 19:20
Grandpa chook got it right.
They are versatile, you can sprinkle em or soak em to form the gel. It's also accurate that you shouldn't really have then with everything, just a few teaspoons a day, I just got carried away mixing em with all sorts.
The guys at the fitness shop gave me this little book about chia, it lists about 55 ways of taking em, but its pretty much common sense.

Oldgold, is that true, u felt light headed on em?
I've not seen that mentioned.
By:
dustybin
When: 08 Dec 12 19:25
One other thing that might be important.
They say that chia seeds act as a form of booster to medication, it increases the concentration of whatever you are taking apparently by making the body absorb or process the drug more efficiently.
Something that might need to be considered if any of you are on prescription drugs.
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 08 Dec 12 19:42
Well should get mine on Monday, I have a fruit smoothie every morning which I'm going to add them to. What do you reckon 3 teaspoons?

Are thse moggies like Valium?
By:
SPOT THE DOG
When: 08 Dec 12 19:48
The guys at the fitness shop gave me this little book about chia, it lists about 55 ways of taking em

what is the name of the book?
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 08 Dec 12 19:51
I'm not on any prescription drugs btw, although am thinking about it. Will try anything natural first.
By:
dustybin
When: 08 Dec 12 20:18
TPFKAH
I'd start with 2 teaspoons.
Why u latching on to the moggy comment? They have nowt to do with chia, I used it as a reference, moggies are like strong sleeping tablets.

It's more of a pamphlet and and it's called 'chia seed information pack' and is published by www.chiaUK.com
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 08 Dec 12 20:22
Ok cheers mate, just never heard of moggies before and I've had a few different things thats all.

2 teaspoons it will be then, looking forward to trying them.
By:
dustybin
When: 08 Dec 12 20:47
That comment about chia having an effect on other drugs wasn't aimed at anyone imparticular btw
I assume its just a fact, like taking grapefruit juice at the same time as other drugs increases the potency.
I'm not sure if asking if moggies are like Valium (after I said the initial feeling was similar) whether you are thinking chia are ideally placed to deal with a perceived health issue you might have (u said u were thinking about getting prescription drugs)
Remember chia is still only a 'food'
By:
The punter formerly known as h
When: 08 Dec 12 21:11
Yeah no worries, I just get carried away whenever I hear about new stuff that's all. Forget it. Blush

I've completely changed my diet over the last 3 years and have lost 2 stone even though I still eat like a pig. Cutting out sugar, processed food and just basically thinking about what I'm eating. It's not hard.

.
By:
manxy
When: 08 Dec 12 21:35
pigs dont think about what they eat,they just eat anything, so you dont eat like a pig, hth.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 08 Dec 12 21:38
I bet  judorick has
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