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Dear Reader
This is from my very trusted affiliate I am representing. I have to be honest, I have not heard of the following food yet, but I will study all about it for sure. I am always intrigued by nutritional benefits of foods. Read it, and make up your own mind!
If you have paid attention to health news the past few years you must know of the wonderful benefits of “chia” seeds.
But not all chia seeds are created equal.
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Fortunately, you can count on us to bring to you the cream of the crop!
There are plenty of “chia” seeds out there, but there is only ONE Salba®!
With 15X more Magnesium than broccoli, 6X more Calcium than milk, 7X more Vitamin C than an orange and 50% more Folate content than that of asparagus there is no doubt that Salba® is a SUPER FOOD for your teeth and gums!
Salba® is superior to regular chia seeds and flax seeds for many reasons.
Salba® is:
- Higher in Omega 3 Fatty Acids than chia and flax
- Higher in Protein than chia
- Grown under controlled conditions in the Desert
Coast of Peru
- Has undergone intensive clinical examination, unlike chia.
- Whole seed can be absorbed by the digestive system
and flax must be ground for use
- 100% non-toxic, while flax contains Linamarin -
a cyanogenic glycoside
- Has a mild, pleasant taste, while flax has a strong,
dominant flavor
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Speaking of taste, Salba® has almost no taste and can be sprinkled on any food to boost nutrition!
Besides calcium, magnesium, vitamin C and folate, one serving of Salba® provides:
- 2,500mg of Omega-3s
- 4.2g of Fiber
- 2.6g of Protein
- and only 46 nutrient dense calories
PLUS Salba® has an Orac Value (antioxidants) of 8400!
We have been loving Salba® over here and sprinkling it on just about everything.
Salba® is a great way to “sneak” nutritionin your family’s favorite meals!
They have the most delightful crunch too!
Get your Whole Food Salba® today at
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Happy crunching!
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There are 2 species of plants that are called chia:
Golden Chia (Salvia columbariea) is native to California and is not really available in stores. That is the plant you have illustrated, above.
Mexican Chia (Salvia hispanica) is the commercially available species. A separate variety of that species is known as Salba. The plant looks nothing like the one you’ve illustrated above.
This may be a little point, but the web is already full of enough misinformation, LOL.
Please visit my website for good (but random) information about chia/Salba, including recipes and tips.
And if you’d like a photo of a chia plant, I can provide one.
Best!
Margaret — May 8th, 2008 at 12:35 amRuth, thanks for the comment on my website. I’d be happy to provide a photo. I’m not sure how to establish email contact, however. . . I just found an email link on one of your websites. Let me know if the photo comes through ok. Please reference my website and my name: Margaret Conover.
Thanks.
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