What follows are several questions Aunt Bean answers about sprouting fava beans and making a fava bean tincture commercially.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease
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Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease
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Hi Aunt Bean:Â
I am trying to help out a close friend with PD. My daughters are both herbalists so have training in making, etc. I have been helping people heal on various levels starting with my own issues, for many years.
My questions are:
1. Would sprouting fava beans have significant benefits? I tend to think so but would have to be ongoing so investing in a sprouter would be worth it. Appreciate your thoughts.
2. The creating a tincture process seems like a good direction my daughter might be interested in, but it is drawn out. Has anyone you know dabbled commercially in making a fava tincture?
Thanks for all you given to many
Sam
Answer to questions from Sam
 Sprouting organic sproutable dry beans is very simple and requires no special equipment. In a large bowl Soak 2 Cups favas in 5 cups water, enough to keep them covered for 24 hours (filtered water. )Then drain them into a colander (bowl with drain holes) . Pour back into large bowl and rinse well. Then, back into colander to drain. Do the rinse and drain 3 times a day until they begin to sprout well. Usually, this takes 3 to 4 days unless the beans are old or are a variety with very tough skins. Keep rinsing 3 times a day until they sprout. Please read the downloadable pamphlets on how to sprout beans and suggestions how to process and eat them or use them to make sprout balls, etc.
I don’t know of anyone making the Fava tincture commercially and wish someone would.
God bless and guide you Sam in how to help your friend.
Aunt Bean
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——– Original message ——–
From: Robert <robert@zeropointhealers.com>
Date: 5/31/2018 3:59 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: “‘SandraCares.Bowman'” <sandracares.bowman@gmail.com>
Subject: FW: Hi and a few questions
From: Sam LaTona [mailto:samlatona06@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 8:18 AM
To: robert@parkinsonsrecovery.com
Subject: Hi and a few questions
Hi Aunt Bean
I am trying to help out a close friend with PD. My daughters are both herbalists so have training in making, etc. Ive been helping people heal on various levels starting with my own issues, for many years.
My questions are:
1. Would sprouting fava beans have significant benefits? I tend to think so but would have to be ongoing so investing in a sprouter would be worth it. Appreciate your thoughts.
2. The creating a tincture process seems like a good direction my daughter might be interested in, but it is drawn out. Has anyone you know dabbled commercially in making a fava tincture?
Thanks for all you given to many
Sam LaTona