Vegetarian or scene in Chiang Mai

[BugJackBaron]

Hey everyone. I Haven't been to Chiang Mai in many years but when I was there as a tourist there was an interesting Vegetarian / Juice place and health food store just in the inner city across from a bookstore I think. Some vegetarian women ran it. Is it still there?

What about places like we have here - believe it or not - that offer "detox" juice treatments at expensive prices ? Or in nearby Pai?

I am not talking about junk vegetarian stuff here like noodles and other carbs but healthy alternatives like eggplant , goat milk and other, unfortunately more expensive, options.

Cheers.

[Ulysses G.]

"there was an interesting Vegetarian / Juice place and health food store just in the inner city across from a bookstore I think."

Yes, it is still there - on Rachamanka road near Moon Muang Road - and a carbon copy with a Western owner has moved in across the street as well. They have wheatgrass juice, vegetarian food and lots of other stuff.

Edited May 3, 2014 by Ulysses G.

[amexpat]

After you get detoxed, have another look at your title for this thread.

[BugJackBaron]

After you get detoxed, have another look at your title for this thread.

Yes, written when half-awake ...and we cannot edit titles ....

[Thakkar]

Is there any science behind these detox drinks?

I find the best regimen is to:

Consistently eat slightly less than you feel like eating and to eat only small amounts of meat. It's ok to be a glutton once in a while, but not too often.

And

Fast once a week. To address any hunger pangs, eat the occasional handful of grapes. Drink plenty of warm water throughout the day.

T

[GunterChiangMai]

Hey everyone. I Haven't been to Chiang Mai in many years but when I was there as a tourist there was an interesting Vegetarian / Juice place and health food store just in the inner city across from a bookstore I think. Some vegetarian women ran it. Is it still there?

What about places like we have here - believe it or not - that offer "detox" juice treatments at expensive prices ? Or in nearby Pai?

I am not talking about junk vegetarian stuff here like noodles and other carbs but healthy alternatives like eggplant , goat milk and other, unfortunately more expensive, options.

Cheers.

Goat milk and wheatgrass juice. Sounds really disgusting!

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[GBHK]

Anyone can find science to support whatever they want to do. Personal choices... Nothing worse than people evangelising and being snobs about whatever preferences they have...