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Healthy Living

How Coconut Oil Got Blackballed by Wikipedia

How Coconut Oil Got Blackballed by Wikipedia

Wikipedia, the popular online free dictionary, defines itself as “a collaboratively edited, multilingual, free Internet encyclopedia that is …

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grilled steak at a restaurant with garlic and butter

How to Order Steak at a Restaurant (and not get sick later)

How to order steak at a restaurant to ensure an enjoyable experience that won’t leave you with a headache, indigestion, or worse the next day. I …

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brands of healthy soup on a counter

How to Spot Healthy Soup Brands

How to identify healthy soup brands at the store that don’t come packaged in cans, cartons, or shelf-stable tetra paks. When the essential life …

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5 Basic Cooking Skills Children Need to Learn

5 Basic Cooking Skills Children Need to Learn

One thing I contemplate regularly is how my children will fare in a world obsessed and overridden with calorie heavy, nutrient poor, industrialized …

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Is Tuna Safe to Eat Post Fukushima?

Is Tuna Safe to Eat Post Fukushima?

Tuna has always been a staple Real Food in our home. I’ve always taken care to source low mercury, sustainably caught tuna in order to prepare …

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salt and pepper

Salt and Pepper in Bone Broth: Do’s and Don’ts

Salt and pepper. Who could find fault with these most basic of traditional seasonings that have improved the flavor and palatability of food for …

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Response to Dr. Daniel's Report on Fermented Cod Liver Oil

Cod Liver Oil: Myths and Truths of an Ancient Superfood

Cod liver oil is perhaps the world’s most misunderstood superfood. First recorded by Hippocrates for medicinal use in Ancient Greece around 400 …

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Eating Local Could Be This Easy

Without a doubt, one of the most challenging aspects of eating local and buying as much as possible from small businesses and farms within your …

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doctor speak

Doctors Say the Darndest Things (Medical Advice You Won’t Believe)

Advice from board certified medical doctors that would have any rational patient seeking a second opinion in a hurry! This article on actual …

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Vitamin E: Hormone Health + Fertility Nutrient

Vitamin E: Hormone Health + Fertility Nutrient

You may have often wondered why vitamin E is rarely discussed or even mentioned within the context and basics of Traditional Diet. Vitamin E is a …

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The Dirty Little Secret about Gluten Free

The Dirty Little Secret about Gluten Free

Many people eat out a lot on vacation and during the Holidays and my family is no exception. Getting a decent restaurant meal that won’t give …

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remouillage broth in a white bowl

The French Art of Remouillage for Real Food Savings

How the French art of remouillage makes the most of your real food budget by saving money making bone broth or stock. The Culinary Arts Dictionary …

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