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A Child’s Place Is In The Kitchen
Helping out in the kitchen provides all sorts of benefits, even for the smallest kids. Find out how. Continue reading
Alzheimer’s & Autism: We Can Change This
Stopping Alzheimer’s disease and autism—they both are related to brain health via diet. Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimers, autism, food
Tagged autism, diet and brain, diet and health, stopping alzheimers
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Will Fracking Affect My Family?
Take a close look at how fracking might affect your food, your rights, your insurance, your health, and your environment. Continue reading
Googling Gooey Butter
Does the net affect our memories? Yes, but maybe not the way we think it does. Continue reading
Posted in food, memory, mindfulness
Tagged distraction, food, Gooey Butter, memory, mindfulness
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Eat Your Dandelions
Eat dandelions to celebrate spring. These health-giving plants are tasty and eating them is fun. Continue reading
Posted in food, gratitude, memory, mindfulness, mothering, simple living, subversive cooking
Tagged dandelions, food, fun, gratitude, memory, mindfulness, mothering, simple living, subversive cooking
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Learning Disabilities Linked To Environmental Toxins
Everyday chemicals are linked to autism, learning disabilities, developmental delays, and sensory disorders. Continue reading
Posted in body, food
Tagged autism, BPA, cadmium exposure, developmental delays, learning disabilities, prenatal exposure, toxins
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Yes, Diet Can Affect A Child’s Behavior
A child’s diet can affect his or her behavior, health, school performance, even I.Q. Continue reading
Confessions of a Subversive Cook
Innovating in the kitchen isn’t just about using up a leftover sweet potato. It’s a real life pursuit to eat well while living frugally. Continue reading
Posted in food, radical homemaker, simple living, subversive cooking
Tagged food, radical homemaker, simple living, subversive cooking
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Unfit for Polite Society
The first rule of potlucks is to utter nothing but praise for the food. This is where things went wrong. Continue reading
Thanks To Mom, We Tried Turkey Farming
Honoring those who have gone before us by pasture-raising turkeys. An experiment on our family farm. Continue reading
