Von Kristina Jurosz - Photo by: Julien Pianetti on Unsplash Asiatisch kochen in Europa Reis und Hühnerbrust kennt jeder... bereiten Sie es heute mal etwas anders zu. Poulardenbrüstchen mit Orangenschale einreiben, salzen, mit Kurkuma bestreuen und in Rapsöl kurz anbraten. Reiben Sie eine Karotte in Streifen, rösten sie mit gewürfelten Knoblauch und Zwiebel... Continue Reading →
7minutesonline team - Photo by: Plum leaves Today we celebrate Mother's day in several countries around the world. The 7minutesonline team would like to express their gratitude to their mother's, and all the mother's all over the world for their unconditional love, nurture and support day in day out. A Mother's love was true... Continue Reading →
7minutesonline team - Photo by: rubiyz1048 Rabten Choeling, Buddhist Monastery at Mont Pèlerin Switzerland Rabten Choeling, the Buddhist Monastery at Mont Pèlerin Switzerland, is settled in the most beautiful location high above Vevey/Montreux overlooking Lac Leman. The breathtaking views alone make a visit worthwhile. The food served is delightful, and their extensive multilingual library... Continue Reading →
7minutesonline team - Photo by: Breville USA Powerhouse green juice straight out of our 7minutesonline team-kitchen. Feeling sluggish and tired after a highly productive morning? We boost our spirits with this juice recipe which is far better than any cup of coffee! Green juice highly alkaline and detoxifying! 1 big slice white cabbage 1 handful roquette... Continue Reading →
By Jackie Sand - Photo by: Rob Bertholf You will find this alkaline lemonade in the book: 'Get Off Your Acid’, by Dr Daryl Gioffre https://www.facebook.com/GetOffYourAcid/ The team at 7minutesonline is alternating between coconut oil, linseed oil and avocado oil. All three variations are tasting delightfully! Alkaline Lemonade Serves 4 This Lemonade is... Continue Reading →
By Nomad Sahara - Photo by: Jenny Liu The world’s largest camel herd lives in Australia. Camels have been imported to Australia in the 19th Century mainly from Afghanistan and Pakistan and were used for expeditions one of them led by Robert O’Hara Burke and William John Wills in 1860-61. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burke_and_Wills_expedition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_feral_camel Since that time... Continue Reading →
By Jackie Sand - Photo by: Wendelin Jacober ‘Toxic Childhood’ by Sue Palmer How the modern world is damaging our children and what we can do about it. A highly controversial book that sparked an international debate as did for example ‘The Battle Hymn of The Tiger Mother’ by Amy Chua, even though these books... Continue Reading →
By Jackie Sand - Photo by: Ishikawa Ken Juicing Asparagus is a great way to supplement our body with alkaline forming nutrients. May is the perfect time of the year to include fresh asparagus in our diet, should it be by lightly steaming it and or enjoying it juiced. Asparagus contains the diuretic asparagine which... Continue Reading →
Photo by: Shunichi kouroki Menuhin Violin Competition Geneva, April 12-22 Our 7Minutesonline team had the pleasure and honor to visit this year’s Yehudi Menuhin Violin Competition in Geneva, Switzerland. We have followed the participants very closely and have spoken to some during their time here in Geneva. It was an unforgettable experience for us all... Continue Reading →
