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For the US East Coast, the 10 day free "The Real Truth About Health" conference is starting January 24th. Check out the site at https://therealtruthabouthealth.com/ and see if their is anyone you have wanted to hear speak. Dynamic Greens Wheatgrass along with many other organizations is sponsoring the 2020 conference.
Fresh and creative summer serving ideas.
'Our minds can be hijacked': the tech insiders who fear a smartphone dystopia
A simple explanation of a complicated subject.
Is the climate changing? You be the judge. Here is an epoch hail storm at the farm on June 26, 2017.
Prostate cancer trial stuns researchers: 'It's a once in a career feeling'
We are making juice! This picture is the farm just as we finished for the day.
Thanks David Tuley, Economic Development Officer of Whitchurch-Stouffville. We are profiled in the March edition of On The Road.
I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it: Fasting diet 'regenerates diabetic pancreas' -
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New Extended Evening Hours
You asked for better after work hours and we are delivering. The new hours are:
Wednesday 8am - 8pm Saturday 8am - 8pm
We will be properly staffed during these times. If you can make it then text us at 973-910-0467 to make arrangements or call Tom at 905-960-7298 (he has no voicemail). Have a great day!
How Do You Freeze Wheatgrass Juice?
We start with 11,000 gallons (41,639 liters) of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is stored at -321 Fahrenheit (-196 Celcius). The power of our freezing system is staggering and one of several important factors in helping us achieve top juice quality.
Customer Question
I am super curious as to why your juice tastes and smells so different to home or greenhouse grown wheatgrass juice. I've grown my own juice for a while and just purchased my first batch of your juice and was shocked at how different it tastes. It's a milder and more "salad like" taste. A good thing, but makes me wonder what the difference is. Do you know for certain that the juice you produce is more nutrient dense than normal homegrown wheatgrass?
The Answer
The two major tastes of bitterness and sweetness are not present in the natural wheatgrass plant and therefore, are not found in our juice. These tastes are not natural, they are created by growing wheatgrass in an artificial environment. Let's explore these:
Bitterness
This is caused by mold growing with the plant. Having mold is virtually 100% guaranteed in the greenhouse. It's presence has nothing to do with whether or not someone is a conscientious grower. Mold spores cover ever square inch of the planet. The question is simply whether or not you create an environment conducive to mold growth. The greenhouse does and it simply isn't controllable although it can be reduced with good management. Mold is strange stuff. It's presence can range from virtually non-existent to terribly overgrown. Types can be blue-green, white whispy, brown or black. They can be highly poisonous or non-pathenogenic. What molds do is create a bitter taste and when present, they also releases poisons called mycotoxins. Mycotoxis are unusual in that an identical wheatgrass drink can have a serious negative affect in some individuals and for others, the exact same juice won't affect them at all.
Mold presence is easy to spot. It creates bitterness in taste, holding your nose due to a protesting orafactory sense (not specifically due to bad smell), dizziness after ingestion, instant splitting headache, nausea and with many over 4 fl oz of consumption may cause them to vomit. These things have frequently been incorrectly characterized as "detox" when in fact they are low grade food poisoning. Bitterness is not present in our juice because there are no detectable molds and of course, also no negative side-effects.
Sweetness
Sugar levels in juice are rated in Brix. Outdoor grown wheatgrass juice tests at 0 Brix (no sugar). Tray grown wheatgrass juice tests anywhere between 5 Brix and 20 Brix. 1 Brix equals approximately 1.5% sugar and wheatgrass juice grown in the greenhouse will normally have about 15% sugar. In the field, these simple sugars convert to complex carbohydrates and our juice is test as sugar free.
Exact Nutritional Differences
No one knows the exact differences between any products. What we have are certain markers (say Vitamin C) but it is a gross exageration for anyone to declare full knowledge based upon a few markers. What I have done is attach a picture of wheatgrass grown outdoors vs grown indoors. You will see that the plants look nothing alike. However, the plants in both photos are ours and they were grown with the same seed. The outdoor field grown photograph is from one of our fields, the indoor grown grass for a photo shoot we commissioned.
You just need to know that nutrition in the plant is formed when it responds to its external environment. In nature, when the wind blows, plants strengthen their root system. When it is cold, the roots release potassium into the plant. When precipitation is low, the nutrients become more densely packed. When it rains, the plants absorb water and in the case of wheatgrass, the juice sweetens. The differences are literally infinite!
When we look at the markets, most nutrients run 10% - 20% higher while others can be as high as 50% higher or more. Here is a link to the most complete greenhouse grass testing ever done https://goo.gl/KnLAkv and here is a link to our nutrition facts testing https://goo.gl/hpuFxI. In this case, the potassium level for indoor grasses is 42mg / oz. In our testing, the potassium was 162mg / oz or 285% higher. Iron indoors is 0.17 mg / oz. Iron outdoors is 0.3 mg / oz or 70% higher. Just a couple of examples, you can check out the rest on your own. Remember that testing is just a snapshot of a point in time. There will always be variations and you are simply looking for trends.
Even given this info, you don't buy our wheatgrass juice because it has better nutritionals. There are tremendous benefits in tray grown wheatgrass too! You buy our juice because it has great quality, the price is awesome and most important, it is mold free which improves its taste and tolerance. Someone can't benefit from wheatgrass juice if they can't drink it!
Wheatgrass juice. Hmm, hmmm good!
Taken by Matt Johnson and Mark Pawlowski during our fall 2016 harvest. Visit them at OnTargetLiving.com and learn more about the health and wellness programs they are bringing to corporate America. (at DynamicGreens Wheatgrass)
As many as three out of four Canadians use natural health products. From herbal remedies to minerals, vitamins and other supplements, it’s a billion dollar industry that includes everyone from Big Pharma to Mom and Pop operations. They're products packed with promises, but what’s actually in the bottle? Could we be taking too much? And could they actually be harmful to your health?
As many as three out of four Canadians use natural health products. From herbal remedies to minerals, vitamins and other supplements, it’s a billion dollar industry that includes everyone from Big Pharma to Mom and Pop operations. They're products packed with promises, but what’s actually in the bottle? Could we be taking too much? And could they actually be harmful to your health?
Recycling The Shipping Boxes
Special thanks to Laurie in Calgary, AB, Canada for showing an amazing way to repurpose our shipping boxes. She turned them into beautiful planters (see the two boxes on the right side of the picture) after being inspired by this how-to link: http://www.srgc.org.uk/feature/chris/troughs.html
For the rest of us…the boxes are 100% recyclable if you can get them to a type 6 recycling center. You can find these centers for drop-off and mail-in by following this link: http://www.dynamicgreens.com/wheatgrass-faq.html?x=packaging2
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