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  • #8200
    Philippag
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    To my dismay, when I looked at your suggested menus and cook book recipes I realized they were for the American market place and the food products are not available in my local area in New Brunswick Canada. Can you provide a Canadian equivalent? If not I am unable to follow the program as you suggested in the video. If I cannot follow the program I cannot attain the success you guaranteed. Do you suggest I ask for a refund or do you have another solution that will protect the guarantee?
    Thank you for your attention to this matter
    philippa

    #8204
    emmafroud
    Member

    you need to get hold of ozzie she can give you a list of foods and web sites im from the uk and had the same problem take your time and if all else fails make a list and look it up on the internet

    #8264

    Hi, Philippa. The following are shopping links for Canada:

    Whole Foods Market (UK, US, Canada)
    http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/list
    Stores and online shopping

    Health Food Stores (Canada)
    http://tkranch.com/where-to-buy.html
    Links, including to grass-fed beef

    Shiloh Farms (US, Canada)
    http://www.shilohfarms.com/
    Online shopping for US and Canada; product available in US stores

    Silver Hills Bakery (US, Canada)

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    Sprouted whole grain products; store locator: http://www.silverhillsbakery.ca/store-locator/

    Canada Whole Grains Council (Canada)
    http://www.wholegrainscouncil.org/find-whole-grains
    Shopping resource

    Eatwild – The #1 Site for Grass-fed Food & Facts (Canada)
    http://www.eatwild.com/products/canada.html
    Links

    Echo Valley Grass Fed Beef (Canada)
    http://echovalleygrassfedbeef.com/
    Telephone orders

    Grass-Fed Beef Ontario (Canada)
    http://www.grassfedbeefontario.com/purchase.htm
    Online

    Raw dairy (Global)
    http://www.realmilk.com/where03.html
    Links

    #8435
    teade
    Member

    Ossie: Checked the list of suppliers as I am also in Atlantic Canada – Yikkes !! The majority are hundreds if not thousands of miles away.Unpasturized milk is not legal so that is a bit of a challange . Is almond milk a realistic substitute ? Also not a fan of either beef or pork. We enjoy a great selection of seafood …switch up ??

    #8450

    Hi, Teade. You can DEFINITELY switch seafood for meats you don’t want – it is an even trade, ounce for ounce. If you want dairy milk, organic fortified is a fine substitute for raw. Almond is wonderful, too, but again, do try to find it fortified with vitamins and minerals – and keep in mind that it is not a source of protein.
    As for health food stores, looking in your yellow pages, there seem to be quite a few in eastern Canada – I don’t know in which territory you live, but see if you can find something (Canada is so huge, my list is not be-all-and-end-all).

    #8459
    mrcorse
    Member

    Hello, I just started on February 1, 2013 and I am getting ready to start “cooking” in more ways than one. I have picked several recipes but I am the only one I would cook for and most of these are 4-6 servings. Do they freeze well? How can I tell? Or is it better to make half and eat the same menu two days in a row. I am very excited but don’t want to get discouraged because the food goes to waste. Thanks for your help.

    #8469

    Hi, MrCorse. Yes, the recipes freeze very well. I would suggest to freeze individual portions rather than the whole batch together.
    The idea of making just half the recipe (or even just a quarter) is excellent too – remember to keep an eye on the food when cooking, as the time required may be less.

    #8495
    sandrae
    Member

    hi ossie iam still waiting to hear about the weighing from usa to uk in recipe finding it very very hard to do thank you hope to hear from you soon

    #8496

    Hi, Sandrae. The development is working on this, rest assured.

    #8567
    sandrae
    Member

    thank you ossie for your reply had porridge oats 2oz dry weight 1 boiled egg 1 slice spelt bread butter 2plums green tea almond milk on porridge
    I’am I doing it right thank you for your help

    #8573

    Hi, Sandrae. Looks great.

    #8580
    sandrae
    Member

    hi ossie thank you for your reply can I have same breakfast everday or not and for example if my menu say 2oz tuna can I change it to 2 oz salmon even if I click the alternative and it isn’t there hope you can help me thank you

    #8599

    Of course! It is actually optimal if you make the decision yourself based on what you’ve picked up from the program about food groups and portion sizes – that really makes it your own lifestyle.

    #8629
    sandrae
    Member

    hi ossie thank you for your reply I’am having headaches is this part of the detox thank you

    #8644

    Hi, Sandrae. Headaches can be part of the “detox” process (especially if you were consuming a lot of caffeine). However, it is always helpful to consider all the possibilities so nothing gets missed. Have you started eating new foods that may contain allergens? Have you started a new exercise that may be straining your neck or upper back? Are you sleeping differently? And of course, do you have any other symptoms, i.e. skin and/or digestive changes?

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