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Why should I eat cultured vegetables when I can have fresh vegetables?

Because raw cultured vegetables are somewhat "predigested", and contain a lot of enzymes, they will be easier to digest and your body will have an easier time assimilating all the nutrients the vegetables contain. They will also help you digest and assimilate the other foods you eat.

Do I have to eat the whole package at once?

You can, and many people will do just that. However, since raw cultured vegetables are highly assimilable, you do not need to eat large quantities in order to benefit from them. A 2 oz portion taken daily with your meal is sufficient to improve the digestive tract and provide a proper environment for the body's own production of friendly bacteria. Click here for information on how to store the products after opening. 

Which one of your products would you recommend the most?

It's a question of taste. We would nevertheless recommend Caldwell's Grated Beets to anyone suffering from constipation, the Daikon Radish or Black Radish to people with a sluggish liver, and the Sliced or Grated Carrots as a good source of assimilable vitamin A .

To what category of people should the product be recommended?

Anyone will benefit from the consumption of raw cultured vegetables, but they are particularly beneficial for the aging, people with digestive problems, and the convalescent.

I suffer from candidose. Will it not make my condition worse?

Many naturopaths will recommend raw cultured vegetables to people with this condition. By the way, one of the main functions of our very own unique lactic bacteria starter culture is to prevent the development of yeasts.

I suffer from diabetes, and I am not supposed to have root vegetables. Can I take your cultured vegetables?

The fermentation process transforms the sugars that are naturally found in vegetables into more assimilable forms. People with diabetes should eat root vegetables only after they have been fermented.

What are the health benefits of the juices?

The juices are full of friendly bacteria and can be used in small quantities to facilitate digestion and restore bacterial flora.

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