If you think McDonald’s French fries taste good because they are real food, take a look at these exposés from Wired.com, Care2, and Food Babe. Today’s Wired.com article prompted me to do some research about those famous fries. Although I … Continue reading →
Here in Houston, blueberries are in season, and I love blueberries! They have always been my favorite berry and one of my overall favorite fruits. I eat them with my homemade Nutty Granola and raw milk, in smoothies, in homemade … Continue reading →
Yes, I know it’s old-fashioned, but I still read my newspaper every morning while I drink my cup of bone broth and eat my breakfast. However, the newspaper is not my only, and not even my primary, news source. I … Continue reading →
For quite a while I have been collecting resources for healthy food and personal care products, as well as for sources of information on a variety of nutrition and health topics. I have recently published the first page of my … Continue reading →
Cod liver oil is one of nature’s superfoods according to Dr. Chris Masterjohn, an expert on fat soluble vitamins. He spoke at the recent Houston Regional Wise Traditions Conference in March. If you are interested in learning how cod liver … Continue reading →
Several years ago when I began my journey to better health through an improved diet, I frequently had the jitters after eating, especially after breakfast. At the time, I thought it was probably due to too much caffeine. I had … Continue reading →
I did not get to attend many of the Saturday speaker tracks because I was greeting people and helping provide information at the Weston A. Price Foundation table. As co-leader of the Houston-Galveston chapter, I wanted to meet and welcome … Continue reading →
Wow! It’s hard to believe it’s over. We just completed the Houston Regional Wise Traditions Conference sponsored by the Weston A. Price Foundation. We had been anticipating it for so long, we thought it would never come, but finally it … Continue reading →
You have probably heard about a recent study 1 from Stanford University that compared digestion of raw milk to the digestion of pasteurized milk among a small group of people who had been determined to be lactose intolerant. The study … Continue reading →
Update August 8, 2015: Natural Living has moved to a new location, 219 N. Michigan Ave, League City, and is now open more days each week. The shop is open Wednesday from 9am-4pm, Thursday from 9am-4pm. Friday from 9am-7pm, and … Continue reading →
