Houston Real Food Nutrition will present the Nourishing Our Children video series on October 18th at 3 pm. There will be refreshments about midway through the series and plenty of time for questions and discussion. Let’s help our children (and … Continue reading →
Wouldn’t it be great if we could glance at a food on the grocery shelves and know how nutritious it was? We could then spend our food budget on those foods that would give us the most benefit. There is … Continue reading →
A new study says that we take our microbiome wherever we go, from house to house, from hotel to hotel. Our personal microbiome can even be used to identify us, like fingerprints or DNA. However, maybe the most important news … Continue reading →
I haven’t had time to publish any new posts this week, but I didn’t want to skip writing about the latest news. Breakfast today was a cup of bone broth (by now, you should not be surprised!) and a banana … Continue reading →
I know it’s Friday, but this week I have been so busy with the activities of the Houston-Galveston chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation that I am a little behind with the news. For breakfast this morning while drinking … Continue reading →
Why would a regulatory agency like the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) need submachine guns? Although it doesn’t say why the guns are wanted, the USDA has issued this solicitation request: Added: May 07, 2014 2:03 pm The U.S. … Continue reading →
I am happy to announce that the next meeting of Houston Real Food Nutrition on August 16th will be a discussion about the research of Dr. Weston A. Price and the Principles of Nourishing Traditional Diets. Dr. Weston A. Price … Continue reading →
Good morning! It’s Thursday news time at Real Food Houston. I’ve had my cup of homemade chicken broth and a banana cocoa smoothie for breakfast (today with raw milk and 2 egg yolks), followed by a cup of Dandy Blend … Continue reading →
In the U.S. we spend less of our household budget on food than any other county in the world. We only spend about 6.9% of our household income on food. What do other countries spend on food? Here are a … Continue reading →
I love beans, especially pinto beans, and home cooked beans are absolutely the best! In fact, if you have only eaten canned or commercially cooked beans in the past, you are in for a real treat if you try these … Continue reading →
