If you're just new to flaxseeds and would like to buy them ground first, we recommend buying flaxseed that has been ground using the cold-milled method (as this will not destroy the precious omega-3 oils. You can find this in any health food store, or here is my favorite ground flax seed
September 17, 2012
Eating Flax Seeds : Three Tips
Check out this fun 2-minute video where this very fit male tells us how he grinds and eats his flaxseeds.
If you're just new to flaxseeds and would like to buy them ground first, we recommend buying flaxseed that has been ground using the cold-milled method (as this will not destroy the precious omega-3 oils. You can find this in any health food store, or here is my favorite ground flax seed
at Amazon.
If you're just new to flaxseeds and would like to buy them ground first, we recommend buying flaxseed that has been ground using the cold-milled method (as this will not destroy the precious omega-3 oils. You can find this in any health food store, or here is my favorite ground flax seed
February 14, 2011
Flaxseed Benefits for Mood Disorders
Flaxseed has been proven to enhance mood. This is because of their omega 3 content. The video below explains this further.
February 10, 2009
Flax seed Field of Blue

Here's a beautiful photo of what a flax seed crop looks like in full bloom.
One person commented that anyone can get this effect by "buying a packet of linseeds at your local health store, sprinkling them over your flower beds, and you can have your own little field of blue!".
Via algo at Flickr.
February 08, 2009
Flax Rolls as a Nutritious Snack

We recently sampled a great flax treat called "Flax Rolls". They are pictured above and are extraordinarily healthy as far as snacks go and quite delicious.
It's not so convenient or tasty sometimes to be regularly getting flaxseed out of your fridge and mixing it with yogurt or whatever to get your nutritious daily fix.
These flax rolls can be eaten anytime of the day as a snack and they travel well in a lunch bag. They are an excellent source of omega 3 and fiber.
Here's the description of the product from the Anderssen's Life website;
Flax Rolls™ are ground flax and rye wraps, each made with 2 - 3 tablespoons (about 30 gm) of ground flax and baked with a variety of delicious fillings which include many other “super foods” such as:
• Wild Salmon - another great source of Omega-3, essential fatty acids and protein in the ‘Omega Booster Power Roll’
• Chickpeas, Lentils, Legumes (other beans) - excellent sources of protein, fiber, lignans, vitamins & minerals
• Blueberries - rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals
• Vegetables – tomatoes, green beans, green onions, white onions, cabbage, turnips, carrots, yams, peppers, corn, peas, ginger, garlic and more
• Fruits - apples, oranges, pineapple, cranberries, pumpkin, cherries, and more
• Brown rice and oats
• Herbs and spices such as cilantro, lemon grass, turmeric, curry, cumin, cinnamon and more.
Flax Rolls™ are made with organic ground flaxseed. They are free of refined sugars, artificial additives and preservatives.
To get a sense of how nutritious they are, for example, the salmon flax roll has only 260 calories but supplies 5 grams of omega 3, 36% of recommended daily fiber, and 40% of daily recommended iron.
The one drawback about this product is that it is only available in three cities so far; Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler, all cities in British Columbia Canada. Hopefully they will find distribution with Whole Foods or someone such soon.
February 07, 2009
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