Posted on December 16, 2008 by peacefulacres
Many will find this time of year extremely challenging. With diets and temptations abounding. I encourage you to not fall off the wagon during the Christmas, Hanukkah and New Years celebrations. Instead plan a course now to prevent failure. Here are a few tips.
Stay away from refined sweets. I know easier said than done. [...]
Filed under: Lyme Disease, Nutrition, Proverb 31 Woman, simple living | Tagged: blackberry cobbler, christmas, eggnog, foodie, gingerbread, hanukkah, healthy chocolates, ice cream, Lyme Disease, macaroons, new years, no guilt chocolates, nourishing traditions, NT, raw ice cream, sally fallon | 1 Comment »
Posted on October 11, 2008 by peacefulacres
My great discovery the other day, was to find out that the Nobel-prize winner, G.S. Whipple, praised apricots as “equal to liver in hemoglobin regeneration.” Apricots are rich in betacarotene, magnesium, potassium, calcium and most importantly iron. And since my second labs haven’t come back, I’m assuming I am very anemic and will work [...]
Filed under: Lyme Disease, Nutrition | Tagged: apricot butter, dried apricots, nourishing traditions, NT, sally fallon, turkish apricots, weston a. price | 3 Comments »
Posted on September 30, 2008 by peacefulacres
Did you ever watch “Super Size Me”? Wow, talk about wanting to barf. I found this good little You Tube and thought it was quite thought provoking……please ask your self “why on earth do the fries not decompose?” Maybe, just maybe, it’s because they aren’t real food! Chew on that [...]
Filed under: Lyme Disease, Nutrition | Tagged: fries, Isaiah 55:2, mcdonalds, nancy lee bentley, nina planck, nourishing traditions, real food, sally fallon, sandor katz, super size me, truly cultured, wild fermentation, you are what you eat, you teach | 1 Comment »
