Wyman's wild blueberries and Hallelujah diet

[Guest guest]

I too buy Wyman's wild blueberries from Costco. I have a choice to buy them or

the cultivated organic blueberries for similiar price. Wyman's wild blueberries

aren't organic, but I understand that the company uses minimal pesticides only

when necessary, and being that they are " wild " grown not much pesticide is

needed. Is this true? I like the taste of the wild blueberries better and the

organic wild blueberries are more expensive.

My question is: is it better to buy non-organic wild blueberries or organic

regular blueberries? I am sharing my 4 pound bag with an elderly friend who

can't shop for herself anymore and follows a healthy diet (she tries to follow

the Hallalujah diet closely....I only agree with bits and pieces of it)....she

prefers organic fruits/veggies, but I am thinking the wild blueberries I am

buying are just as good as cultivated organic for her. Any opinions?

Also, just as a side, I have never agreed with the man who teaches Hallelujah

diet that juicing is more nutritious than blending (except in case when someone

is fighting an illness where they need nutrients to their bodies quickly and

digesting fiber would slow the nutrient consumption down)....but in reading my

friend's Hallelujah Acres magazine.... the Hallelujah Acres people studied

enzyme activity in blended vs. juiced veggies and were SURPRISED to find blended

veggies were higher in enzymes.....Also Dr. Malkmus (sp?) has recently added a

green smoothie to his diet in the morning....something he thought he would never

do.

Have a good day,

Kim (in TN)