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Change Your Scenery
If you had told me, when I started in the natural health field at 19 years old, that one day I would be traveling to faraway lands for my job, I would’ve laughed. Then I would’ve finished pricing my products … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Fruits, Gardening, Natural Health
Tagged annatto, biodynamic farming, coffee farms, Costa Rica, eco-resort, ginger, glass frog, guanabana, hanging bridges, howler monkeys, La Fortuna, livestock, medicinal plants, New Chapter, rambutan, Sacred Seeds, sloth, sustainable hospitality, turmeric, weather channel
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Chard and Berry Sauté
well… a type of berry. why not add a little crunch to your sautéed chard, with wheat berries?! i solicited them for their crunch-factor in this instance, but lucky for us, they’re a great source of fiber and minerals too! … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Organic Food, Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged berries, chard, chili oil, easy, ginger, healthy, minerals, protein, raisins, recipe, red pepper flakes, saute, tempeh, tomato, vegetarian, wheat berries
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What’s cookin? Mango Salsa!
I love mango, especially during warm weather! This salsa recipe makes a good guacamole as well (just add a few more avocados and mix it more smooth than chunky). Prep time about 20 minutes. I served mine with corn-and-bean tacos. … Continue reading
Posted in Organic Food, Recipes
Tagged avocado, cilantro, easy, fruit salsa, ginger, gluten free, guacamole, mango, raw, salsa, summer, tomatoes, vegan
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Environmental Restoration – of the Internal Kind
Our main purpose here at MOM’s is to restore the environment. Typically for me it means outward actions of recycling, reusing, and enlightening others on how they can do that too. So on the flip side, what does environmental restoration … Continue reading
Posted in Energy Resources, Natural Health, Vegetables
Tagged anise, Ayurveda, balance, bitters, cleansing, coriander, dosha, energy, environment, fennel, fermented foods, ginger, harmony with nature, internal balance, kitchari, purslane, radish, warming foods, wisdom
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Spring Cleaning: Adventures in Juicing
My husband saw the movie Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead, which had arrived in the mailbox by way of Netflix. It took him over a week to get me to watch it. I’m not really attracted to the title, but … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Natural Health, Organic Food, Vegetables
Tagged beet, berries, blender bottle, carrot, cellulite, collard, Fat Sick and Nearly Dead, fatigue, ginger, granny apple, headaches, juicer, lemon, live foods, migraines, Netflix, raw foods
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