Vegan Haul Time

Spinach,Romaine,Persian cucumbers,garbanzo beans,unsweetened coconut milk,household cleaner,red split lentils,Carolina gold BBQ sauce,frozen mango,olives,Basmati rice,tofu,bananas and lemons

Kale,cilantro,garlic,onions,avocado,chocolate bar,economy size kombucha(six servings) nag champa incense,Tusli tea, 10 lbs. of potatoes

In addition to this stuff I also got a seven pound bag of cat food. It's about three blocks from the bus stop to my apartment. My shoulders were on fire when I got home!!
Most of the recipes I looked at for Kitchari called for yellow split mung beans, and on Sunday I called everywhere, Natural Grocers, Sprouts, even Whole Foods and no one carries them!! I'm guessing the Asian Market carries them, but it's in the opposite direction as Trader Joe's, and after lugging all this weight home I didn't feel like taking another bus somewhere. So for my kitchari I'm using split red lentils.
The Tulsi tea was on clearance at Natural Grocers for two bucks which is a steal! I was reading up on the health benefits, and there are so many. Tulsi tea is also beneficial for thyroid issues so I am a lucky gal!

I also found this for around the same price as the tea I was going to order, but it's actually cheaper since I don't have to pay for shipping. Shipping costs are so annoying. I was reading a post from a woman who had hypothyroidism and Hashimoto's and she fixed her thyroid and healed the Hashimoto's with no medication, and she swore by ashwagandha root.

This was my delicious dinner last night! First I had a salad with Romaine and Persian cucumber and Peanut vinaigrette from Trader Joe's which is AHMAZING by the way, and then I had kitchari made with Basmati rice, split red lentils, kale and spices like turmeric, cumin and coriander. Topped with cilantro and of course sriracha. It was just what my body needed. And I feel like my shoulders should have been achy today, but I feel great!
Today is day two and so far I'm feeling amazing! I feel great that I'm at least trying to heal myself. In a way I feel lucky that I can't see a doctor, because all they would do is try and pump me full of medicine anyway, which is not what I want. I hope that maybe I can heal myself and be an inspiration for other people to use food as medicine.