Echinacea (Purple Coneflower Leaf) Lemonaid

You might say it's glowing artificially!

You're right, I have a flashlight rigged behind it.

But in a truer sense, 

this drink is at its most natural when glowing.

It was created by light, and with light, and through light.

I think chlorophyll is the physical identity of photons

Submitting to bonds, 

Incarnating

Just long enough for us to injest them.

Because we were also made not only 

to be touched by light 

Upon our senses,

But to be filled

    With light!

So may we both understand,

 and know

The Love of God, the Father of Lights.

Echinacea (Purple Coneflower Leaf) Lemonaid 

This is sugar-free because graulated sugar 1) is often made using bone char as a filter; 2) it can cause swings in blood sugar and depletes the body's nutrients in order to be assimilated, perhaps more than other sweeteners. Maple or birch or linden tree or brown rice syrup, concentrated fruit syrup, dried fruit, molasses, or agave, can be substituted for the stevia and/or xylotol.

For a smoothie, peel rather than juice the lemon, and add ice instead of water.

Servings: 4

Juice of 1 lemon

5 or 6 drops liquid stevia extract

1/4 - 1/3 cup xylotol

Water to taste

20-26 purple coneflower leaves 

Blend in high-powered blender about 10 seconds or until erythritol and leaves are fully broken down.