Helping the world to feel better, one bite of food at a time.
Posted in Cooking, food activism, school rebuttals on Nov 13th, 2012
In the last few months, I’ve been delving into my studies with great enthusiasm. Some of it I agree, with, other areas, not so much. But one area of study has me befuddled. That area of study has to do with microwave ovens. Microwave ovens were not part of any household when I was a […]
Posted in food activism, school rebuttals on Oct 23rd, 2012
I’m currently in the midst of studying for a Bachelor’s Degree in Holistic Health. If you read that post, you will recall that I would probably have issues with some of the things that come up in the course of my studies and I would present my arguments here. Well guess what? This is the […]
Posted in food activism, Low Carbohydrate on Jul 3rd, 2012
Recently a co-worker and I were talking about food. He mentioned how much he liked soft-shelled fried crabs but couldn’t have them very often since they were so high in cholesterol. Earlier this week, a friend on a social network typed “Not to stir stuff (actual word substituted), but even skinny people can get clogged […]
Posted in food activism on Apr 5th, 2012
consumer@fda.gov To Whom It May Concern. I was among the 1 million people who signed the petition to urge you to label genetically modified foods. From my understanding, you chose to bundle all 1 million of us as 1 comment, I choose to write you personally to express my concerns. While I know that there […]
Posted in food activism on Mar 20th, 2012
This is the 4th of a series of 4 articles on Genetically Modified Foods. In the past three articles of this series, I have spent time explaining what GMOs are and why we need to care, identifying both the health risks of GMOs and the underlying connections between the GM companies (Monsanto) and the […]
Posted in food activism on Mar 13th, 2012
Earlier this year, I kept hearing an ad on my local news radio station (WTOP in the DC Metro Area) which made me angry. It was an ad run by Monsanto touting how they are a part of the sustainable movement. Now, sustainable to those of us who are proponents of healthy food, is defined […]
Posted in food activism on Feb 7th, 2012
In the first article of my GMO series, I gave a descriptions of what GMOs are and touched briefly on health and environmental issues that are a result. In this article, I’m going to go much more in-depth into the health issues. Because many commodity GMO crops are specifically altered to allow Monsanto’s RoundUp to […]
Posted in food activism on Jan 24th, 2012
If you are at all interested in food, then you might have heard or seen the acronym “GMO” and that it is bad for you. But what exactly are GMOs and how are they bad for you? This article is a pre-cursor to a series of articles which will go in-depth into the ways that […]
Posted in food activism on Jan 10th, 2012
A while back I was picking up my fall/winter meat order from my meat farmer. He raises cows, pigs, lambs, goats, and poultry. He calls himself more of a grass farmer, than a meat farmer. Whatever is required to comply with reasonable laws he does so. He is also a compassionate man who can get a […]
Posted in food activism, Ingredients on Dec 6th, 2011
The sweetening market is composed of two types of sweeteners, natural and artificial. We know natural sugars as cane sugar for the most part, but there is also molasses and honey as well as others. “Artificial sweeteners” would include aspartame, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and Saccharine. At least that is how we consider them. […]
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