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What is Stevia?
2008-05-22 00:19:00 Sweet Lucee commented a great account regarding the many health benefits of the stevia leaves: antioxidants, its uses as a sweetener, its effects on lowering blood pressure and many more. Her comment was very informative that it prompted me to write a post about it. Below is an excerpt of her comment" "What is Stevia? Stevia is one of the most health restoring plants on earth. What whole leaf Stevia does both inside the body and on the skin is incredible. Native to Paraguay, it is a small green plant bearing leaves which have a delicious and refreshing taste that can be 30 times sweeter than sugar. Besides the intensely sweet glycosides (Steviosides, Rebaudiosides and a Dulcoside), various studies have found the leaf to contain proteins, fiber, carbohydrates, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc, rutin (a flavonoid), true vitamin A, Vitamin C and an oil which contains 53 other constituents. Quality Stevia leaves...
By: Antioxidants
Product Review: ZEVIA® carbonated stevia supplement is THE NATURAL ALTERNAT
2008-05-14 01:08:00 It is Healthy Snack and Food Month at ButYouDontLookSick.com! I am admittedly a diet soda junkie. I drink a few glasses a day and although I know it is not the best thing for me to drink, I enjoy it and miss it when I do not have a diet soda. I do not want the calories of regular soda, so what were my options? When I heard about Zevia I was anxious to try it. Click to read more ...
Free Stevia all natural herbal sweetener, Super Supplemental & Fat Grabbers
2008-04-30 22:11:00 http://happynutritionist.com/ -thanks krista. sign up for the newsletter in the middle of the page. I think they’re supposed to contact you to get your address, but if they don’t you should use their form on the bottom of the page to send them your address.
By: Free Stuff Times
Stevia (The SAFE Splenda/Aspartame Alternative)?
2008-03-22 15:00:00 We all know that sugar is one of the most unhealthy items that in America particular, we over use. With that being said, the alternative sugar industry is a booming business. The thing is, with every new sugar substitute, they seems to come with a warning label that out weights the advantages of a low ...
Stevia - Dangerous Food Additive Or Beneficial Supplement?
2008-03-01 23:21:00 Stevia - Dangerous Food Additive Or Beneficial Supplement?By Doris Temple Stevia has the unequalled function of existence both a illegal chanceful matter cumulative and a supplement, according to the FDA. Stevia is a tracheophyte or Daviesia in the flower family. It is sometimes titled the sweetleaf. It s most famous concept would be the instruction ...
By: health food tip
Free sample of Stevita stevia sweetener
2008-02-19 06:31:00 http://stevitastevia.com/mos/Co-ntact_Us/ -it says “For a free sample, please include your street address”. thanks sonya SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Free sample of Stevita stevia sweetener", url: "http://www.freestufftimes.com/-19/free-sample-of-stevita-stevi-a-sweetener/" });
By: Free Stuff Times
Antioxidants Can Be Found in Stevia Leaves
2008-01-18 17:33:00 The leaves of Stevia which is said to be 30 times sweeter than sugar also contain antioxidants such as vitamin A and vitamin C. Aside from that, flavonoids such as quercetin and kaempferol can also be found in the leaves which adds to its potency as an antioxidant. It's available as an extract and many countries including Paraguay, Japan and China use it widely not just as a sweetener but also for medicinal uses like aiding in digestion. Diabetics can greatly benefit from using stevia as a sweetener with an antioxidant punch. A study from India indicated that the antioxidants in stevia can prevent oxidative damage to the DNA. Read more of stevia. Other posts Caffeine Can Elevate Your Stress Hormones - we may not be aware of it but drinking coffee can elevate our stress hormones needlessly. Suggest a topicEmail meSuggest through the comment form. Technorati tags antioxidants stevia
By: Antioxidants
Natural Sweeteners - Stevia - DANGERS
2007-11-01 23:32:00 OK, here are some bad things that most people are not aware of about stevia. First, the FDA is not he only government agency that has refused to allow stevia to be used freely in consumer products. It's use is restricted in Canada, the UK, the European Union, and the World Health Organization (WHO) has also expressed concerns about stevia. read more
By: Communati.com
Natural Sweeteners - Stevia - What is it?
2007-10-30 22:26:00 When I first started getting together information about stevia; I thought this would be a very simple topic. Instead I found out that there is a LOT more to stevia than most people realize. read more
By: Communati.com
Stevia - Der Zucker & Süßstoff ersatz
2007-10-24 17:40:00 Wir wollen uns doch mal eine Alternative zum Süßstoff und Zucker ansehen , mit dem schönen Namen Stevia (rebaudiana Bertoni). Diese Pflanze die Asien bereits seit längerem zum süßen verwendet wird stammt ursprünglich aus Paraguay. Mittlerweile gibt es eine Züchtung die es auch in unseren Breitengraden aushalten kann. Als Süßungsmittel ist die Pflanze bei uns leider noch nicht zugelassen (dieses wird sich aber wohl bald ändern) , nach unseren Forschungen wird in Asien bereits die Cola Light mit den Stoffen der Pflanze gesüßt. Welche Eigenschaften hat Stevia ? 20 x süßer als Zucker kann beim Backen verwendet werden (bis 200 Grad) gut lagerbar (als Pulver) kann nicht schimmeln oder gären galorienfrei geschmacksverstärkend nicht suchterzeugend (ideal für Kinder) Kaufen kann man Stevia zum Beispiel hier => Shop “Blauer Planet” (als Badezusatz in Lebensmittelqualität) oder...
By: Dicke Deutsche
The Low Carb Stevia Tortilla Treat By Kevin Ihrig
2007-10-13 07:39:00 By Kevin Ihrig Here is a quick recipe for a light, low carb treat to try. It’s like toast with cinnamon and sugar. First the recipe and how to make it, then a couple of additions and changes to expand on the idea to make more use of the ingredients in meals and snacks. This ...
The Low Carb Stevia Tortilla Treat By Kevin Ihrig
2007-10-13 01:57:00 By Kevin Ihrig Here is a quick recipe for a light, low carb treat to try. It’s like toast with cinnamon and sugar. First the recipe and how to make it, then a couple of additions and changes to expand on the idea to make more use of the ingredients in meals and snacks. This ...
Paraguay bets on stevia for sweet future
2007-07-24 02:19:00 Placido Osuna points to a crudely-stitched scar on his belly and thanks God for the little green herb that his sons encouraged him to grow instead of tobacco and cotton.
By: Get rich
Paraguay bets on stevia for sweet future
2007-07-24 02:19:00 Placido Osuna points to a crudely-stitched scar on his belly and thanks God for the little green herb that his sons encouraged him to grow instead of tobacco and cotton.
By: Get rich
Stevia gives Paraguay hopes for sweet future
2007-07-24 00:37:00 Placido Osuna points to a crudely-stitched scar on his belly and thanks God for the little green herb that his sons encouraged him to grow instead of tobacco and cotton.
By: Get rich
Stevia gives Paraguay hopes for sweet future
2007-07-24 00:37:00 Placido Osuna points to a crudely-stitched scar on his belly and thanks God for the little green herb that his sons encouraged him to grow instead of tobacco and cotton.
By: Get rich
Stevia Blues?
2007-07-13 18:24:00 How ironic is life? First, a certain vegetarian cookbook author learns half way through the recipe testing for her second cookbook she has gluten intolerance [and for someone who kneaded and baked her own rustic breads and focaccia - from scratch - every week, this was tough, Babycakes]. So she decides to blog her gluten-free recipes during her healing process. Gluten-Free Goddess is born. Tasty fun ensues.Then she learns she has milk and soy and egg and nut and citrus and peanut/legume and sunflower allergies [not to mention fowl, avocado, pineapple, papaya allergies]. So she gets a little gloomy. She chomps a lot of brown rice and carrots and salad greens. She whips up blueberry smoothies sweetened with stevia thinking she is smart and healthy and savvy. But something is still off. Something is not agreeing with her.Now what? she pleads to the Universe [not expecting an answer, simply posing a legitimate question].She turns to her husband who is sitting at his computer, hammering ...
Food Review: SweetLeaf SteviaPlus Fiber Packets - Stevia Zero Calories Swee
2007-06-27 20:36:00 I have been using this product for a couple months now because I want to stop using artificial sweeteners that are not healthy for the body. I fell in love with this brand of stevia so much I got rid of all the other sweeteners I used to use. It has zero calories I use it for sweetness for my teas, cereals, shakes and much more. A healthy all natural herbal product created from a small green shrub and The Plus is for inulin fiber that is found in chicory, fruits and vegetables. Helps nourish the friendly bacteria in the intestines; provide healthy liver and immune functions. It has been around for centuries and is just now becoming the rage this product is the highest quality and the best-selling stevia brand product of North America. - Buy SweetLeaf SteviaPlus Fiber Packets - Buy SweetLeaf Items
Want to cut back on sugar and still be ?sweet?? Try stevia
2007-06-23 20:19:00 Even if you watch your diet religiously, you might still have a sweet tooth. I do, and try to fulfill it with healthy foods instead of ignoring it altogether. I used saccharin for several years, but of course it leaves a funny aftertaste and there are doubts about its safety, so I switched back to using sugar and just tried to be as sparing with it as possible.Then I discovered stevia. This wonderful herb is actually slightly caloric rather than completely non-caloric, but is something like 600 times sweeter than sugar so that you can use very little. It does not promote tooth decay and in its unrefined form can even help stabilize blood sugar and act as an anti-fungal. Its unrefined (liquid) extract tastes very much like black licorice, so I only use it in coffee and tea, not in cooking.The refined stevia has no health benefits to speak of but tastes exactly like sugar, in my opinion. It?s very, very sweet, so must be used sparingly and mixed very well in whatever you?re using it i...
Milagrosa Stevia: Inhibe virus del SIDA, es antioxidante, antialérgico, an
2007-06-11 22:07:00 Se la usa en cosmética humectante y antialergica; en infusión antioxidante y antiestrés en humanos y animales; ejerce un efecto inhibidor sobre el virus HIV y el rotavirus; apto para el crecimiento y engorde de animales; aditivo de compost para recuperación y enriquecimiento de suelos desgastados, etc. Una espectacular gama de usos exitosos comprobados de la Stevia para el mejoramiento de la
By: RESCATAR
Stevia: Sweeten Your Life With Out The Weight Gain
1999-11-30 01:00:00 It is possible to sweeten your life with stevia, and without any weight gain, since it as exceptionally sweet herb. In fact it is member of the sunflower family, and is native to parts of South and Central America where it has been used as a sweetener since time immemorial. Also known as sugarleaf, it ...
Alternative Cancer Treatments - Avoiding Sugar With Stevia
1970-01-01 00:59:00 As many people now recognise, oxygen is cancer's number one enemy. But an enemy of oxygen in the body is refined sugar, which increases acidosis and thereby eliminates
Stevia: Sweeten Your Life With Out The Weight Gain
1969-12-31 19:00:00 It is possible to sweeten your life with stevia, and without any weight gain, since it as exceptionally sweet herb. In fact it is member of the sunflower family, and is native to parts of South and Central America where it has been used as a sweetener since time immemorial. Also known as sugarleaf, it ... |
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