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help about BERE
April 11 2006 at 9:11 AM
happy80 (Login unhappy80)
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hi everbody! I'm searching on the net for four days that what BERE is but I could'nt find anything. Eve said that it's a kind of cereal plant. if you know something about it please write me. Maybe it has a different name which helps me to find it. Does anybody know it?
thanks.
Allegra
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Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 9:31 AM
I think it's corn or a kind of corn. Didn't Eve say it was also known as beremeal?
happy80
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re:
April 11 2006, 3:15 PM
Yes she said and I searched it as beremeal also but I could'nt find. I think it is not possible to find in my country.
thanks for your reply.
Molly
(Login MollyH)
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Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 7:18 PM
Corn is a very loose description of bere, as many cereals are referred to as corn. I think it's much more accurate to say that bere has similar properties to wheatgrass.
starxkes
(Login starxkes)
Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 10:42 PM
from what i can find bere is now only available as a flour,see extract below if i find any more info will let you know xxxx
Bere barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) is a six-row barley landrace, the ancestry of which may go back to the 8th century or earlier. The cultivation of bere on any scale is currently restricted to Orkney, although it was at one time grown more widely in Scotland. Within the UK, bere is unique in being the only barley grown commercially for milling
Emma
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Re: help about BERE
April 12 2006, 6:24 PM
It sounds like Bere is a British herb only.
Can I ask Happy80 where you were thinking of getting the Borage Oil from?
happy80
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RE: Emma
April 12 2006, 7:38 PM
hi everybody!
Of course you can ask me Emma. I ordered borage oil from this site www.dealtime.co.uk (company name is AURAVITA)
I have to buy it via internet because I couldn't find it in Turkey.
Take care of you
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
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re: Everbody!
April 12 2006, 7:45 PM
Meantime thanks all of you to share your info about bere. I think I can't find it here. When I write it's latin name in google (search as Turkish) it's known barley. I mean in turkish bere=barley. (of couse this is not true I know that they are a little different.) So I thought that maybe bere is not very neccessary. Because it's a kind of barley and it has the same effects with barley. I wish!
Thanks again.
Jennelle
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Re: help about BERE
April 12 2006, 8:59 PM
As far as I know Auravita is a good company. But let us know if you want to get anything else from the UK, because there are probably other choices you could consider which would save you some money. And from what starxkes said about the bere it is apparently a kind of barley, as you said, so it seems reasonable to assume that its properties are very similar to barley.
happy80
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re: Jenelle
April 13 2006, 9:19 AM
hi jenelle!
I bought borage oil from auravita totally £16.42 (included delivery payment)
did you ask it or something different?
Jennelle
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Re: help about BERE
April 13 2006, 3:33 PM
I wasn't asking you anything. I was just saying that you bought isn't cheap, so if you buy anything else from the UK it's worth asking around the forum about suppliers, as we might be able to suggest other less costly options.
Jacka-b
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Some useful info on Bere
May 2 2006, 3:11 PM
Just a quick note, as it has taken a long time to find out where to buy this stuff in any form. If you read on after checking out this site you will also assume that this is the stuff in Eve's regime. Just type Hordeum Vulgare or Barley into search http://www.herbalremedies.com/barleygrass1.html
I am so impressed with her (Eve's) gain that I'm going to try it for myself, but also continue using cream with Pueraria Mirifica in...and perhaps I'm crazy but I'm chewing this expensive gum too.
Glad I found this site, as I have become hooked on improving my bust...and instead of talking to my hubby who by now, after Brava and all must think I'm either mentally ill or self obsessed, well I can chat here now.
Cheers,Jacqui
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
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re: Jacka-b
May 2 2006, 4:34 PM
Thanks Jacka-b for the information. I apply Eve's program too for two weeks except borage oil because I still can't buy it because of a problem with the order.
And meantime It's really hard to apply Eve's program but it worths trying.
good luck to you.
Molly
(Login MollyH)
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Re: help about BERE
May 2 2006, 7:08 PM
I don't know much about bere, but in the past it was regarded as good feed for horses.
happy80
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re: Molly
May 2 2006, 7:30 PM
Lucky horses!
Zoe
(Login minsky)
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Re: help about BERE
May 2 2006, 7:51 PM
Bere is mainly grown in Scotland, from what I can gather.
April 11 2006 at 9:11 AM
happy80 (Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
hi everbody! I'm searching on the net for four days that what BERE is but I could'nt find anything. Eve said that it's a kind of cereal plant. if you know something about it please write me. Maybe it has a different name which helps me to find it. Does anybody know it?
thanks.
Allegra
(no login)
Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 9:31 AM
I think it's corn or a kind of corn. Didn't Eve say it was also known as beremeal?
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
re:
April 11 2006, 3:15 PM
Yes she said and I searched it as beremeal also but I could'nt find. I think it is not possible to find in my country.
thanks for your reply.
Molly
(Login MollyH)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 7:18 PM
Corn is a very loose description of bere, as many cereals are referred to as corn. I think it's much more accurate to say that bere has similar properties to wheatgrass.
starxkes
(Login starxkes)
Re: help about BERE
April 11 2006, 10:42 PM
from what i can find bere is now only available as a flour,see extract below if i find any more info will let you know xxxx
Bere barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) is a six-row barley landrace, the ancestry of which may go back to the 8th century or earlier. The cultivation of bere on any scale is currently restricted to Orkney, although it was at one time grown more widely in Scotland. Within the UK, bere is unique in being the only barley grown commercially for milling
Emma
(no login)
Re: help about BERE
April 12 2006, 6:24 PM
It sounds like Bere is a British herb only.
Can I ask Happy80 where you were thinking of getting the Borage Oil from?
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
RE: Emma
April 12 2006, 7:38 PM
hi everybody!
Of course you can ask me Emma.
I ordered borage oil from this site www.dealtime.co.uk (company name is AURAVITA)I have to buy it via internet because I couldn't find it in Turkey.
Take care of you
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
re: Everbody!
April 12 2006, 7:45 PM
Meantime thanks all of you to share your info about bere. I think I can't find it here. When I write it's latin name in google (search as Turkish) it's known barley. I mean in turkish bere=barley. (of couse this is not true I know that they are a little different.) So I thought that maybe bere is not very neccessary. Because it's a kind of barley and it has the same effects with barley. I wish!
Thanks again.
Jennelle
(Login Jenneelle)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: help about BERE
April 12 2006, 8:59 PM
As far as I know Auravita is a good company. But let us know if you want to get anything else from the UK, because there are probably other choices you could consider which would save you some money. And from what starxkes said about the bere it is apparently a kind of barley, as you said, so it seems reasonable to assume that its properties are very similar to barley.
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
re: Jenelle
April 13 2006, 9:19 AM
hi jenelle!
I bought borage oil from auravita totally £16.42 (included delivery payment)
did you ask it or something different?
Jennelle
(Login Jenneelle)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: help about BERE
April 13 2006, 3:33 PM
I wasn't asking you anything. I was just saying that you bought isn't cheap, so if you buy anything else from the UK it's worth asking around the forum about suppliers, as we might be able to suggest other less costly options.
Jacka-b
(Login Jacka-b)
EVE MEMBERS
Some useful info on Bere
May 2 2006, 3:11 PM
Just a quick note, as it has taken a long time to find out where to buy this stuff in any form. If you read on after checking out this site you will also assume that this is the stuff in Eve's regime. Just type Hordeum Vulgare or Barley into search http://www.herbalremedies.com/barleygrass1.html
I am so impressed with her (Eve's) gain that I'm going to try it for myself, but also continue using cream with Pueraria Mirifica in...and perhaps I'm crazy but I'm chewing this expensive gum too.
Glad I found this site, as I have become hooked on improving my bust...and instead of talking to my hubby who by now, after Brava and all must think I'm either mentally ill or self obsessed, well I can chat here now.
Cheers,Jacqui
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
re: Jacka-b
May 2 2006, 4:34 PM
Thanks Jacka-b for the information. I apply Eve's program too for two weeks except borage oil because I still can't buy it because of a problem with the order.
And meantime It's really hard to apply Eve's program but it worths trying.
good luck to you.
Molly
(Login MollyH)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: help about BERE
May 2 2006, 7:08 PM
I don't know much about bere, but in the past it was regarded as good feed for horses.
happy80
(Login unhappy80)
EVE MEMBERS
re: Molly
May 2 2006, 7:30 PM
Lucky horses!
Zoe
(Login minsky)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: help about BERE
May 2 2006, 7:51 PM
Bere is mainly grown in Scotland, from what I can gather.