I have a time-consuming project in the works, which I hope to tell you about very soon, but for now I’ll be sharing a few of the series I have written in the past that may be useful.
Last year I wrote a three-part series on why our family eats animal products. You can find the three parts here:
Part One: The Nutrition Question
Part Two: The Spiritual Question
Part Three: Q&A
photo credit Previous steps: stick with traditional fats, part 1 stick with traditional fats, part 2 add cod liver oil cut back (or out) sweets don’t change your meal, change your ingredients buy meat with bones and make stock If our nation is anything it is a pasteurized nation. Heat it up, kill what’s beneficial…
The low-carb diet has been called a crazy diet fad in many circles. The highly publicized Atkin’s version of this diet promotes a high-fat, moderate-protein diet while restricting carbohydrates. When the mainstream screams “saturated fat will kill you” how can this be good for you? First of all, saturated fat is actually good for you…
Today is the last day to enter to win a free seagreens supplement. With "cold season" coming on I thought I’d address the topic of real food prevention over at Keeper of the Home: When I was a teenager I used to get several colds every winter. Along with that came the inevitable bouts of…
If a food is inherently nourishing to the body then would it need to be defended by an association with multi-million dollar companies residing as the board of directors? That’s the question I asked when I read about the Corn Refiners Association’s attempts to persuade consumers, through "mommy" bloggers, that their products really aren’t so…
It has been a while since I have shared some of my ideas and tools as a keeper of our family’s health. Since starting a family I have found it of the utmost importance to have a tool kit to draw from when someone falls ill. Previously in this series you will find: Wives and…
Part One We’ve done this before, attempting to fix underlying health issues by addressing gut problems. We started years ago by adding fermented foods. It helped, but it seemed like there was something else missing. And so I read up some more on these concepts of gut healing and sealing. I learned that for most…
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Hi Shannon! I think a lot of people are trying to work through this question, and it’s great to have your posts out there to help them.
Here’s one I wrote called “The Case Against Dogmatic Veganism: A Short Reading List”: http://feedmelikeyoumeanit.blogspot.com/2010/04/case-against-dogmatic-veganism-short.html . I hope you find it interesting.