Sentences with phrase «tried psyllium seeds»

Hi Kim, I haven't tried psyllium seeds myself so I can't say whether they would work.

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I didn't have pectine so I tried using about 2T of psyllium seed husk.

If you do not have / want to buy / are allergic to psyllium husk powder, try using flax or chia seed -LSB-...]

However, if you got a big batch of the psyllium seeds you can try grinding just a portion of it!

If you do not have psyllium powder or are allergic to it, you can always try flax seed meal or chia seed meal, equal substitutions.

It is a kind of pure fiber that really binds liquid, great when you are balking without grain:) It is also known as psyllium seed husk, if you do not know it try googling it that would probably be the easiest:)

I would try the following: Instead of 4 tbsp flax meal, add 2 tbsp almond flour, 2 tbsp ground chia seeds + 1 tsp psyllium husk powder.

Try switching to a blended smoothie to re-incorporate those missing minerals or add chia, flax seed, or a little psyllium husk to your juice if you're working with this as your meal or drink your juice with your light dinner.

You can try adding some ground flaxseed and extra chia seeds to help give the bread structure if you can't get psyllium, but I'm not 100 % sure it will turn out the same.

Hi Lisa, I think it should work but I haven't tried it and I know that if you substitute flaxmeal with psyllium or chai seed meal, you will have to use completely different amounts.

For optimal digestive health, try aloe vera, fermented vegetables, bone broth, kefir, chia seeds, psyllium, and more

Fish, fish oil, flax seed, wheat bran and psyllium husk, I have tried them all, but don't know whether it is optimal.

I have read that you can use flax seed or psyllium husk instead but have never tried that myself.

Plain ground psyllium is tried - and - true; but if you want a little nutrition with it, ground chia seeds or ground flaxseeds will provide a small amount of Omega - 3s and 6s.