Tag Archive > cod liver oil
cheeseslave »
04 August 2009 »
In Health & Nutrition »

ENTER TO WIN! Learn to cook healthier meals for your family! Click here to enter to win Real Food for Rookies, a new online class — retail value $120, plus over $60 worth of discount coupons. Don’t miss out! contest ends this SATURDAY Sept 4th at midnight Pacific. About 70 percent of U.S. children have [...]
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Tags: children, cod liver oil, lard, nutrition, vitamin d, vitamin d deficiency
cheeseslave »
05 December 2008 »
In Uncategorized »

It’s cold and flu season. If you feel something coming on, it’s best not to run out and buy something that will suppress the symptoms. Getting sick is the body’s way of “housecleaning”. In other words, your body is attempting to rid itself of the accumulated toxins. What you want to do is support the [...]
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Tags: adrenal glands, bentonite clay, bone broth, chestal, chicken soup, chicken stock, coconut oil, cod liver oil, cold, detoxification, detoxification pathways, dr. philip incao, epsom salt baths, fermented foods, fermented salsa, flour, flue, garlic, ginger, green living, herbal tea, homeopathic, homeopathy, illness, infection, jewish penicillin, kefir, kombucha, nasal irrigation, neti pot, onions, pastured chickens, raw egg yolk, raw honey, raw milk, sauerkraut, steam baths, sugar, symptoms, yogurt
cheeseslave »
21 November 2008 »
In Uncategorized »

I spent most of my time at the WAPF Wise Traditions Conference meeting with sponsors. And my photos reflect that. Here are some pictures I took of all the wonderful people who bring us food and books and supplements, etc.: Dave Wetzel of Green Pasture Products (makers of the fermented cod liver oil and butter [...]
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Tags: chaffin family orchards, cod liver oil, dave wetzel, farm to consumer legal defense fund, fermented cod liver oil, fermented foods, ghee, grass-fed, green pasture products, grindstone bakery, jessica prentice, mark mcafee, olive oil, organic pastures, pure indian foods, raw milk, small farms, sustainable agriculture, three stone hearth, us wellness meats, zukay live foods
cheeseslave »
21 October 2008 »
In Uncategorized »

It’s that time of year… and I’ve been seeing commercials for flu shots — like this one: But are flu shots safe? And are they even effective? Watch the following videos. Here’s Dr. Mercola on flu shots: This one is from a guy who called a flu vaccine manufacturer and recorded the call — listen [...]
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Tags: big pharma, cod liver oil, dr. mercola, flu shot, vaccination, vaccines, vitamin d
cheeseslave »
10 October 2008 »
In Uncategorized »

Dr. Oz was on Oprah a while back, saying that he believes cod liver oil is the number one nutritional supplement and that we should all be taking it. I heartily agree! However, now there’s something even better than cod liver oil: fermented cod liver oil. We’ve been using the fermented cod liver oil from [...]
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Tags: cod liver oil, dave wetzel, fat-soluble vitamins, fermented cod liver oil, fermented foods, green pastures, lacto-fermentation, nutrition, nutritional supplements, sally fallon, vitamin a, vitamin d
cheeseslave »
29 September 2008 »
In Recipes »

Homemade Baby Formula — Why Make Your Own? Everyone knows breast milk is the best thing for babies. But some of us have not been blessed with an easy time breastfeeding. I loved breastfeeding and had no problems… until I started having issues with my breast milk supply when my baby Kate was only 4 [...]
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cheeseslave »
24 September 2008 »
In Uncategorized »

Sometimes people ask me what supplements we take. I’m a firm believer in getting nutrition from food. However, we don’t always eat perfectly and we are still recovering from years of eating SAD (Standard American Diet). Also, Kate’s a growing girl and I’m planning to get pregnant again soon (in the next year I think). [...]
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Tags: bee pollen, butter oil, coconut oil, cod liver oil, congaplex, echinachea, herbs, iodoral, licorice root, maca, nutrition, nutritional supplements, shatavari, standard process, swedish bitters
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15 September 2008 »
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I will be doing a few posts about the Deidre Currie Festival. I took a lot of notes at the seminars and will share as much as I can with you all. Today I’ll start with a few photos… Here’s Archie with Baby Jack: And here they are the morning of the festival: Archie played [...]
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Tags: ann arbor, archie welch, cod liver oil, dave wetzel, deidre currie, deidre currie festival, green pastures, john wood, michigan, us wellness meats, weston a. price foundation, weston price