Archives for July 2009

Meat Eaters: Superbugs from Factory Farms in Your Food

Last week here I wrote about the new food safety bill, and how the Organic Consumer's Association is calling for it to include limitations on factory farming. We all know factory farming is dangerous for the environment, and more and more now, for our health. MSNBC just did a … [Read more...]

Converse/Target Challenge Create Change Short Film Contest Finalist: Just 1 Girl

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/v/hh5HooKHrHI&hl=en&fs=1&] Be sure to visit the contest site to vote! Just 1 Girl written by 11 year old Maura and directed with the help of her father, Lee Bennett has been selected as a Top 3 Finalist in the Converse/Target … [Read more...]

Summer Cool: Homemade Frozen Pops and Flavor Infused Water

Our kids will go through ice pops like water in the summer... well, let me restate that, they will eat as many as I will let them regardless of the weather outside. During the hot days of summer, I want them to stay hydrated and I also want them to get good nutrition. We are … [Read more...]

Beet Pancakes

Beets are rich in in iron, calcium, and Vitamins A and C. They are an excellent source of folic acid and a very good source of manganese, potassium and fiber. They are a good source of phosphorus, magnesium, iron and Vitamin B6. Throughout history, beetroots have been used for … [Read more...]

Childhood Obesity Linked to Tonsillectomy Performed in Early Childhood

Removing a child's tonsils is one of the most common childhood surgeries, and it is a 2000-year-old surgical procedure. A new study published in the journal Pediatrics links childhood obesity to tonsillectomies performed early in life. Natural News reports: Analysis of the data … [Read more...]