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Archive for the ‘Foodies’

Buying in Bulk!

Buying in bulk is one of my favorite past times! Make the most of your food selection and buy in bulk!

Top Twelve Reasons to Eat Locally

Buying locally grown food keeps money within the community. This contributes to the health of all sectors of the local economy, increasing the local quality of life.

Sprout Varieties, Part II

Detailed instructions and multiple varieties of sprouts. These nutrient packed sprouts only take a few days to grow and the results are definitely worth the wait!

Sprouting Your Own Seeds, Part I

Sprouted Seeds carry plenty of vitamins, minerals, proteins, and enzymes, all necessary for the body to function optimally. In addition to providing the greatest amount of these nutrients, sprouts deliver them in a form that is easily digested and assimilated. In fact, they improve the efficiency of...

Boost Your Immune!

Flu season has begun! Now is the perfect opportunity to take some time to establish a few good habits and improve your overall system. Influenza is extremely contagious and every little bit of protection helps.

We Love Garbanzos!!

By Jessica Brothers // One of the most popular and widely used legumes in the Middle Eastern diet is the chickpea. There are many health benefits to eating chickpeas. Their high protein content is perfect for those wishing to replace red meat in their diet. Garbanzo beans provide an excellent source of...

Coconut Yum Time!

In Sanskrit, the coconut palm is known as kalpa vriksha, meaning "tree which gives all that is necessary for living," since nearly all parts of the tree can be used in some manner or another.

Natural Health and Diabetes

Food Therapy is a practice of healing using natural foods instead of medications. When you or loved ones are trying to control and prevent diabetes, food therapy is a wonderful supplement to add to your lifestyle. Food Therapy should be followed under...

Dandelion Root

Many people cringe at the first site of a dandelion plant but there is much more to this hardy plant than one might think.