Nourishing Our Children

December 12, 2014

The Weston A. Price Foundation for Wise Traditions in Food, Farming and the Healing Arts

What does the Weston A. Price Logo represent? The logo superimposes three faces over the map of the world. Reading from left to right, the first face is the broad face of someone who was nurtured with a nutrient-dense traditional diet, as were the traditional peoples of Alaska, Australia and the Pacific region, over which…

November 23, 2014

Henna: non-toxic hair color.

Can we safely color our hair when pregnant or nursing? I have heard from women in particular who would like to color their hair but, don’t want to risk toxic chemicals especially when pregnant or nursing. My recommendation is henna, which is completely non-toxic. For years, I have been focused on ensuring that what put in my mouth, on my skin…

November 18, 2014

How do we eat out at restaurants?

Sometimes we simply want to, or need to, eat out. Do you ever wonder how to nourish yourself and your children as well as possible when you do? Have you wondered how to prioritize food choices when you dine out? Now we can get our questions answered! These 3 ebooks are offered on promotion for 14.99. This bundle…

September 30, 2014

Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashioned Remedy for the Modern World

A new book by Sally Fallon Morell and Kaaya T. Daniel, PhD, CCN In short, I would describe this book as a reference guide and cookbook for everything you ever wanted to know about broth and so, so much more. It is available now via our Amazon affiliation. It is fairly comprehensive in its scope and…

September 25, 2014

It all started in Lötschental, Switzerland

Dr. Weston A. Price began his travels to remote parts of the world in 1931. The first place he visited was Lötschental [pronounced lert-chin-tall], a very remote valley in Switzerland. I feel deeply blessed to have participated in the eighth annual tour of Switzerland this summer led by Weston A. Price Foundation chapter leader Judith Mudrak. In July of…

September 3, 2014

What’s really in the cereal bowl?

In essence – toxic grains. A typical American breakfast consists of a bowl of cold cereal, which is made by a process called extrusion. An extruder is an industrial machine that uses high temperatures and pressures to create a variety of shapes such as little flakes, O’s, and shredded grains for shredded wheat or Triscuits. Extrusion is also used to…

August 30, 2014

Top 10 Facts You May Not Know About Your Diet

Drum roll, please …

August 5, 2014

First Steps Guide

How to start on our dietary recommendations.

July 6, 2014

What about prenatal vitamins?

We do not recommend prenatal vitamins. One of our supporters wrote to me for feedback about this particular prenatal vitamin and I forwarded the question to Sally Fallon Morell, President of the Weston A. Price Foundation. Her response was: “We do not recommend prenatal supplements. For starters, this one is calling carotenes vitamin A (which they…

July 3, 2014

We Can All Scream For Ice Cream

I downloaded this ebook We Can All Scream For Ice Cream and immediately decided to become a referral partner! The ebook is offered for 5.99 and includes ice cream and sorbet recipes, as well as popsicles and other treats. I am so excited about the recipes, which are all made without the top 8 allergens! Here is…