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25 February 2009 »
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This post is part of Real Food Wednesdays. Click here to read more testimonials from people eating real food.
Is there a natural cure for arthritis? I can tell you from my own experience that you can heal arthritis with good nutrition. I reversed rheumatoid arthritis (and a host of other symptoms) by changing the way [...]
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25 February 2009 »
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It’s that time again — Real Food Wednesday! This week our theme is Real Food Testimonials: Share Your Success Stories!
I am super excited about this topic. I know it will inspire so many people to start eating healthy.
I for one have a very, very long list of amazing things that have happened to me since [...]
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Tags: healing, Health & Nutrition, real food wednesdays, testimonials
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25 February 2009 »
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I’m so sorry I’m late getting Real Food Wednesday up today. Yesterday I got up to start work at 3 am, and kept going for over 18 hours. Last night when I was trying to write the post for Real Food Wednesday, I literally fell asleep sitting up at the computer. Kelly the Kitchen Kop [...]
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24 February 2009 »
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Having trouble getting pregnant? According to a new US study, eating full-fat dairy foods like butter and ice cream can improve fertility in women.
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Tags: butter, fat tuesday, ice cream, improve fertility, infertility treatment, infertility treatments, trouble getting pregnant, unexplained infertility, women fertility
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23 February 2009 »
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Nobody likes weeding. Garden weeds are a menace. Instead of using a toxic pesticide like Roundup weed killer, why not try a more natural approach and go with organic lawn care? This small goat farm in Tennessee has a solution: rent a goat to do your weeding for you!
From Hidden Springs Farms just north of [...]
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Tags: garden weeds, gardening, goat farm, kill weeds, organic agriculture, organic gardening, organic lawn care, roundup weed killer, small farms, weeder
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20 February 2009 »
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If you read my blog regularly, you know I love eggs. We typically go through about 3-4 dozen eggs per week. Our little family consisting of 2 adults and one toddler. Eggs are one of the most economical ways to increase the nutrients in your family’s diet. Eggs are full of vitamin D, vitamin A, vitamin E, omega 3 fatty acids, beta carotene, cholesterol (which is good for you), and saturated fat (also good for you). Why Pastured Eggs? I don’t just buy any eggs. I only buy pastured eggs from local farmers who keep their chickens outdoors and let them roam around in the sun, eating bugs.
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18 February 2009 »
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When I was in my twenties, I spent two years on a wheat free diet (I also avoided all sugar and took therapeutic-grade probiotics). I was recovering from candida overgrowth which was caused by the large amounts of antibiotics I was given during my childhood, and a diet full of white flour and sugar.
My two-year gluten-free sugar-free diet was worth it. I completely reversed my rheumatoid arthritis, chronic fatigue, and respiratory allergies. I went from having constant colds and being sick all the time with sinus infections to being vibrantly healthy again. The chronic joint pain and physical exhaustion had vanished.
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16 February 2009 »
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I want to share with you a letter Sally Fallon Morell wrote to President Obama (then President-Elect Obama) regarding the diet inmates in the Illinois prison system are being fed, made up largely of soy foods, and the widespread health problems these prisoners are experiencing from eating this soy diet.
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14 February 2009 »
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Happy Valentine’s Day! I have been trying to think of some special treats I could whip up for my loved ones this weekend. Instead of a Valentine’s Day gift or flowers, why not show your love with healthy, nourishing, delicious food? I’ve compiled a list of healthy dessert ideas from some of my favorite blogs.
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Tags: aphrodisiac, healthy desserts, healthy gourmet, healthy valentines recipes, moules a la mariniere, mussels, oysters, valentine gifts, valentines day, valentines day gift ideas, valentines day ideas
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13 February 2009 »
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Mothers are always looking for healthy lunch ideas. So I thought I’d share some kids lunch ideas with you. It’s hard enough to come up with healthy recipes for kids — much less recipes for portable meals that can go in a lunch box or lunch sack. Plus, most toddlers are picky eaters. You want to pack something they will actually eat — not leave sitting there while they fill up on other kids’ Doritos and Oreos. Here are a few tips on how to pack lunches for kids, with a list of ideas for healthy lunch ideas and lunch menus.
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