RDpotz on sat 20 sep 97
You should find these people good to deal with, they are subscribed to the
Kombucha mailing list, an interesting online 'community' of kombucha
drinkers. Jim Sease and Arianna Estelle are two of many regular
contributors to the list who sells kombucha products and can give you good
advice! Kombucha can do a lot of good things for a lot of people - and it
tastes very good. It's brilliant for treating all kinds of problems, may
help many to lead healthier and more productive lives. No, I don't sell it!
Another very good site to check out is Beverly Ferguson's -
http://www.holistic.com/listings/Kombucha_Manna
The Kombucha mailing list may also be a good contact for someone in your
district who has a spare culture (most people will happily give you one of
their spares) and is a great source of information about brewing and using
the tea.
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I like it instead of a beer or glass of wine when I'm working, doesn't
adversely affect my concentration or ability to handle clay either!
Be healthy, be happy, work hard.
Dawn
Mark Issenberg on sun 21 sep 97
Howdy all: I drank the tea for awhile but I didn't notice much
difference. I now take an interesting vitamin formulation and an
excellent high fiber supplement powder that lowered my cholesterol big
time, lowered my blood pressure and triglycerides back to the normal
range in about six months, and I was monitored by my skeptical physician,
who was stunned at the turnaround, and is still scratching his head, as
he retired me on high blood pressure disability from the fire department
at 45, two years ago.
There are some interesting nutritional supplementation technologies out
there that work. Changed my life - that's for sure. I want to make pots
for a long time. By the way, I'm firing the gas kiln right now that's
STILL FOR SALE! Getting ready to be in Chattanooga at the TACA show the
4th and 5th of October.
Mark in Miami
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