What is Konnyaku? A Japanese Traditional Marvelous Hidden Health Foo
I was preparing some for my miso soup and thought of you Irene and the
others here who want natural foods that have no carbohydrates. This is
one is quite something. I was introduced to it in a japanese cooking
class in holland and now buy it here in little squares or in noodles in
japanese shops but there is much more being done with it!
you know I am so surprised too that no one commented on the links I
posted about some of the things I found online like Banaba - a
traditional phillipino herb. I am looking into it now - it is known
there are natural insulin. And I have been pursuing the research on the
insulin patch and oralin - all could be amazing!
and now also the Enar to restimulate the pancreas and other organs. I
will keep you posted!
Irene did I mention this website and the book. You would like it!
www.doctorsaredangerous.com
disregard the silly name. I don’t agree with that completely. But her
book is wonderful!
Ilanit
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January 17th, 2006 at 6:28 pm
Konnyaku?
I wonder if it is available anywhere here, I’ll check the oriental market.
Thanks for the idea!!
Please do - I am currently starting a regime of fenugreek, noni extract
and sugarban (mostly gymnema sylvestre, also Chromium, grapefruit
pectin, pullulan and acidophilus)
Thanks yes you did mention it - I checked it out - several interesting
aspects. Thanks!
Namaste,
January 19th, 2006 at 4:04 am
hey there Irene!
yes - tend to be more japanese stores, sometimes korean. I did find it
in a chinese shop where it was marked with the english translation of
rice noodles but they told me the chinese writing said konnyaku yam and
when I opened it it smelled like it. It has a strong smell but once
rinsed and cooked or in soup it loses that.
good luck! Keep us posted and I will too!
Ilanit
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