Huckleberries

[SouthernGeneral6512]

Does anyone eat these? I've heard that blueberries are good for retinopathy.

I would have thought that berries would have put the BS up but I suppose they aren't as sweet as some things

http://voices.yahoo.com/health-benefits ... 59981.html

 

[dawnmc]

Hmm SG, I wonder if you have been reading the forum, berries are good e.g. strawberries, blueberries, raspberries actually lol even rhubarb. Its the other fruit thats not so good.

 

[SouthernGeneral6512]

Hmm SG, I wonder if you have been reading the forum, berries are good e.g. strawberries, blueberries, raspberries actually lol even rhubarb. Its the other fruit thats not so good.

I have indeed ... suppose it's just so engrained to think of strawberry jam when I think of strawberries :sick:

 

[noblehead]

Could just be a coincidence but I've eating blueberries with my morning porridge for the last 2-3 years and have been given the all-clear each time I attend my Ophthalmology appointment, before then I was taking a Bilberry extract but thought eating fresh berries was a better alternative. Search Google for the health benefits of blueberries and you'll find some excellent reading!

 

[SouthernGeneral6512]

I've been reading and I'm thinking of buying these as well as eating blueberries

http://www.boots.com/en/Boots-Pharmaceu ... -_1141622/

 

[noblehead]

I've been reading and I'm thinking of buying these as well as eating blueberries

http://www.boots.com/en/Boots-Pharmaceu ... -_1141622/

Search the net and you'll find many more at a **** sight cheaper than Boots! :thumbup:

 

[SouthernGeneral6512]

Thanks for that I'll get some at Boots for starters because there is one just up the road from me ... no time to waste :thumbup:

 

[SouthernGeneral6512]

It certainly does make interesting reading but how believable are a lot of these sites? Is there any really good academic reserach done on them? Sorry to be such a skeptic it's just you never know on the internet :sick: