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politically incorrect nutrition

Saturated Fats: "Politically Correct" Nutrition No More

August 31, 2008

The “biggest nutrition fiasco of our times”? The following blurb came in an email from the Weston A. Price Foundation, describing an upcoming talk at a Michigan Nutrition Conference. (Unfortunately, I can’t go because I’m already going to the Deidre Currie Festival a week later, and by the way, you still have until 11:59 pm [...]

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Raw Milk Benefits – #1 in the Raw Milk Series

January 24, 2008

Do you wonder if raw milk is safe? Is real, fresh milk more nutritious? Ask yourself this question: do you agree that anything in its natural and unprocessed form, the way God designed it, is always better for us as opposed to super-heated, processed foods? Do you agree that the fewer the steps between where [...]

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Raw Milk Safety & Clean Farming Practices – #3 in Raw Milk Series, by Karen Lubbers

January 24, 2008

In the last couple posts, (part #1 about the many health benefits of raw milk, and part #2 about safety issues and some logistics), we began the discussions on raw milk. (In part #4 you’ll read a raw milk testimony.) This time in part #3, I want to take it further with my first guest [...]

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Have you heard of Weston A. Price and the Weston Price Foundation?

January 20, 2008

Weston A. Price and the Weston Price Foundation have played a huge role in my life and in my “food conversion” story. In that post I mentioned finding a website that made so much sense, something inside me changed the day I discovered it – I spent hours reading the information I found from the [...]

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Eating healthy, without sacrifices!

January 4, 2008

Many people assume that in order to eat healthy, you must spend all your time in the kitchen, choke down food that is “good for you”, and end up leaving the table feeling unsatisfied. Unless you ate something “bad”, then you may feel ill from what you ate or feel guilty about it. NOT TRUE! [...]

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How Do We Find the TRUTH on health and nutrition issues?

December 31, 2007

I’ve always been the type of person who wants to get to the TRUTH on whatever topic is intriguing me at the moment. When it comes to what I’m feeding my family or their health in general, this isn’t an easy task, and what an understatement that is. With the abundance of information available to [...]