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Hemp Seads

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Lol! Are those weed seeds? You know like Mary Jane? ! Lmao!!!!

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They have protein? Maybe ground up would be ok but I'm only 8 weeks out so am avoiding anything seedy. They can get stuck in the staple lines of the pouch.

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They have Protein? Maybe ground up would be ok but I'm only 8 weeks out so am avoiding anything seedy. They can get stuck in the staple lines of the pouch.

This is what I thought and the I looked into it and bought some today. I bought 1lb of the no shell seeds, they are soft and chewable. Have been going down nice and taste yummy. 2 tablespoons of hemp seed is 10g protein. It's awsome, I'm hoping to replace half my Protein shakes with it. Plus you can grind up and add to smoothies and literally anything when they are grinded up cause they barely have any taste. All natural as well.

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Lol! Are those weed seeds? You know like Mary Jane? ! Lmao!!!!

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Yes and no. The thc is removed and then becomes hemp, they sell in the health food stores/)

This is what I thought and the I looked into it and bought some today. I bought 1lb of the no shell seeds' date=' they are soft and chewable. Have been going down nice and taste yummy. 2 tablespoons of hemp seed is 10g Protein. It's awsome, I'm hoping to replace half my protein shakes with it. Plus you can grind up and add to smoothies and literally anything when they are grinded up cause they barely have any taste. All natural as well.[/quote']

Well Ms.Jade. I'll do a little investigation as well and then I'm buying it. Let's go hemp seeds!! :-)

Thanks for letting us know.

Wow 10g of protein! Will definitely have to try them! Please let me know if you come up with any good recipes or ideas for them!

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Wow 10g of protein! Will definitely have to try them! Please let me know if you come up with any good recipes or ideas for them!

I'm gonna look further into the Protein amount, my info seems to stagger here...I'm going on the hint tomorrow for something solid:)

Hemp seeds*

Awesome idea, i'll check it out

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgiversary: 6/11/12

My friend had a naturalist dr that said that they are an excellent source of protien. I have been thinkin about it as well I just don't know where to get them.. I'm not sure if a company makes powder so you can blend them in a shake. That's the way my friend made it sound.

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The USA has laws against growing hemp but they do sell it there, they order it from canada.

Hemp has 3 unique nutritional factors. It has an ideal balance of Omega 3 and 6 for sustainable human health, it has a full amino acid spectrum meaning it provides complete Protein, and it has a massive trace mineral content - truly one of nature's superfoods.

Consumption of hemp oil and hemp seed is ideal for people with low essential fatty acid intake, and also perfect for athletes.

One of the easiest ways of consuming hemp is in smoothies. Just mix a handful of organic hemp seed (whole or de-hulled) with fruit and juice of your choice in a blender. Perfect for children too.

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