Heat or cold process? I've been told not to by heat processed algae.
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According to a study by UCLA dried algae are cold. The heat watchful against its purity.
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over a longer term water needs to be stored in the dark. Some blue-green algae is toxic. just take this into account.
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I find that the grain is slightly warm, so I would answer a little. But it by no means seems like its "cooking" it or killing nutrients if that's your concern.
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It doesn't do well when heated. So if you're process includes heating then I would be careful.
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I used cold water. Cleaning is done by pressure, so I don't think you will need hot water.
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Cold press simply means heat wasn't used in filtration of the whey! Which is great because the protien isn't denatured! Meaning it's in it's purest form! It's has not lost any of its natural compound by being heated and processed! .... Hope that helps! .... It's expensive because it's pure and organic no fillers/no bi products! Just pure organic! I highly recommend it
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I sure wish someone would answer R. Shim's question about Garden of Life "Raw"ness I too am assuming not heated but would like to know also if acid-processed or merely dried or???
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I use filtered water from my fridge, heat in microwavable Pyrex measure cup then allow to cool to 'lukewarm' before using.
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Plant based detergents can have a harder time properly cleaning in cold. It's more beneficial to use hot.
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it's the evaporation of the water, particularly if you engage the heater. This is a real problem for me, as it also increases the caffine level (and alters the taste). It's a flaw, i'm afraid.
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I do not know if it will hurt your heater. I clean my heaters at least every two weeks by wiping off any build up. I have used vinegar on stubborn spots and that has not hurt my heaters. You may need to contact the manufacturer. I would think the performance would be affected if the algae were thick.
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From http://harmlessharvest.com/faq:While some people call HPP (the pressure system we use) "cold pasteurization," our coconut water is not pasteurized in the customary sense of pasteurization meaning heat treated. Our coconut water is never thermally treated for the purpose of killing pathogens and maintains the organoleptic and nutritional values of freshly cracked coconuts.
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Have you made any attempts to clean out the algea? I would recommend doing so before applying Red Kote. There are many specific cleaners out there for this, one such as "Bio Kleen" or "Racor Diesel Biocide Diesel Fuel Additive". You will need to ensure the algae is not only killed completely but also rinsed out of all its residue or it will grow back. If you're running it through the system be sure to have lots of fuel filters handy. Best of luck on the seal! Just take your time and she'll be running good as new.
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I could not tell if it was cold processed or not. Based on the lower quality of the oil, I do not think it was organic. Definitely not what I would consider high or therapeutic quality. This is my opinion only.
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It has been awhile since i have used it, so this may not be accurate, but hot water may actually adversely affect the nutrients, so it may be best to dissolve it in only warm or cool water. It doesn't FEEL as satisfying that way, but it may be more beneficial though. The company could be consulted aboout that. https://cho-wa.com/
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When the temp. dips below freezing, I use a 250 watt red heat lamp that I have hanging in the greenhouse. My plants are doing great. I still have a tomato plant, still producing from last spring. I don't know if the lamp is necessary, but it sure does not hurt. I love my greenhouse. I hope this info helps.
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I use tepid water. Too hot will kill the yeast. Too cold will take longer for activation.