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31 January 2008 »
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I have been reading “Gut and Psychology Syndrome” by Dr. Natasha Campbell McBride. She has had quite a lot of success treating children in her clinic in England, reversing autism, allergies, ADHD, and many other conditions. Her own son was diagnosed with autism. He is now in a regular school and is completely functional.
Dr. Campbell [...]
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Tags: add, adhd, allergies, antibiotics, autism, biokult, books, canola oil, cod liver oil, food allergies, fresh air, gaps diet, gfcf, gluten intolerance, gluten-free casein-free, gut and psychology syndrome, immunity, jenny mccarthy, louder than words, natasha campbell-mcbride, probiotics, refined flour, refined sugar, soy oil, sugar, sunlight, threelac, vegetable oil, vegetarian
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30 January 2008 »
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Here she is wearing the adorable dress her Grammy knitted before she was born:
This photo is actually from Christmas but I just now downloaded it from my camera.
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Tags: 9 months, daily photo, kate
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28 January 2008 »
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The dishwasher is a fun toy for babies all over the world.
Here’s Kate unloading the dishwasher:
And Amaya in France (daughter to Riana, she’s just a few months older than Kate):
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Tags: 9 months, amaya, daily photo, kate, riana
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28 January 2008 »
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It worked!
Just two days of using distilled water on my hair instead of tap water and it is 95% less greasy. That was the answer.
Seth thinks I’ve lost my mind. He keeps asking me, “Why don’t you just wash your hair with shampoo?”
When I told him what I figured out about the hard water, he [...]
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Tags: cancer, distilled water, filtered water, greasy, hard water, no poo, pollution, shampoo, tap water, terressentials, toxins
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27 January 2008 »
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Sarah and Kate shopping yesterday at the Organic Pastures store downtown.
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Tags: 9 months, daily photo, kate, organic pastures, raw milk, sarah
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26 January 2008 »
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After rereading the LJ Noo Poo community basics, I figured out why my hair looks like I dipped my head in a vat of melted butter.
Apparently we live in a red zone. Los Angeles has extremely hard water. It’s also highly chlorinated. Which explains why I feel itchy when I get out of the shower [...]
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Tags: distilled water, greasy, hard water, no poo, sea salt
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26 January 2008 »
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I was thinking about my father-in-law yesterday. He has very severe GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). He lives with it and never complains. That’s just how he is — an upbeat optimist.
However, I was wondering if there was anything that could help him. I found this very interesting article by Dr. Thomas Cowan on [...]
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Tags: acid reflux, gastroesophageal reflux disease, gerd, low carb, thomas cowan, weston a. price foundation
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26 January 2008 »
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Kate enjoying her breakfast — Swedish filmjölk and fruit.
What’s filmjölk, you ask?
It’s a lot like yogurt, only not as sour.
And it’s easy to make at home. Just add the culture to milk and let it sit out for several hours. That’s it! (And if you add the culture to cream, it will make crème [...]
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Tags: 9 months, creme fraiche, daily photo, fermentation, fermented foods, filmjölk, kate, lacto-fermentation, probiotics, swedish food
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25 January 2008 »
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OK it’s been 5 weeks now and my hair looks like shit.
Seriously. It’s really really really greasy. I look like frickin’ Ethan Hawke.
Hahahahaha!
Yuck. I am beginning to really feel like a hippie.
Seth keeps asking me when am I gonna wash it. I had a dream the other night that I wasn’t paying attention and accidentally [...]
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Tags: alla, apple cider vinegar, greasy hair, no poo, white vinegar
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25 January 2008 »
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There’s no need for a compost heap when you can just compost directly in your garden bed!
Here’s my easy composting method:
Just bury your kitchen scraps directly in the garden.
You don’t have to dig very deep. Just barely enough to cover the scraps with dirt.
Do not use any meat scraps or anything from animals — otherwise [...]
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Tags: books, composting, gardening, lasagna gardening, organic gardening, pat lanza, sustainability, worms