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Natalie Campbell and Dr. David Brownstein performed a documented study on children who were vaccinated and unvaccinated in the same family. Each family dynamic and lifestyle was evaluated. The participants were extensively interviewed on their food intake, their vaccination schedules, why they stopped vaccinating, and the health of the children. These children were followed starting […]
One man made a comment on social media about food, which landed him in the biggest court case of his life. He typed in one sentence, and it cost him thousands upon thousands of dollars over many years, for making a comment on food. What he said was contrary to mainstream food recommendations. “The public […]
There’s nothing worse than walking into someone’s home or passing the grocery store aisle with scented candles, and getting a headache for the rest of the day – yet making homemade tallow and beeswax candles takes literally seconds and gives a much better product. Traditionally candles were made from just tallow. Today we often […]
The news has been spattered with health concerns over raw milk sales in recent years, but the whole truth may shock you. Accusations of poisonings and even deaths from raw milk sales are serious and incite fears. Legislation to stop raw milk sales has been directly connected to these health concerns. Many people […]
Parsley is probably the most widely used plate garnish when serving a high class plate of food. The medicinal properties of parsley are often lost in the decorative nature. Most restaurants of better quality will use parsley as a decorative aspect to the plate, making it more aesthetic. Truth be told, it’s tossed more frequently […]
Pumpkin bread says fall to the nose and belly. It makes the house smell great, warm and cozy. This recipe for pumpkin bread is a comfort food and GAPS treat! Like most things pumpkin, it’ll taste better day after day. Pumpkin bread is something that makes fall warm and cozy, the smell of it […]
Homemade horseradish is probably one of the easiest things to grow and make. Homemade horseradish is loaded with nutrients that dwarf other condiments, and make one of the most impressive gifts possible. The possibilities and uses are numerous.
Horseradish grows easily, and is known for taking over the garden. It takes very little care, if […]
Pumpkin spice ice cream is a delicious treat that aides the transition from summer to fall. Few things say the crispness of fall like pumpkin spice ice cream. It’s a treat that can balance out any warm fall day, filling your heart and belly with the coolness of ice cream while enjoying the […]
The medicinal value of sage is astonishing. It is an easy to grow garden herb, that thrives in most areas, even over the cold winter months. Traditionally, it is used to season pork, squash, root vegetables, beans, and egg dishes. Medicinally, the health benefits are literally shocking. Once you learn of the studies showing […]
Herbs and spices are wonderful for adding flavor to cooking, but their medicinal values are phenomenal. Bay leaves show incredible support to a healthy diet and should be used to both make food taste better, but primarily to support the body.
Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition reported a study performed at the Department […]
