Flame retardants are endocrine disruptors found in almost all new furniture. They are linked to autism, ADHD, developmental delays, hypothyroidism and more. Dust tainted by the couches and other household items is “a major route of exposure to people.” Read more…
SOURCE: Environmental Health News
Mercury in seafood is more harmful than believed. Levels of the toxin previously deemed safe are probably not.
These dairy-free, grain-free, egg-free, gluten-free, Paleo snickerdoodle cookies are a delicious treat that’s not too sweet and are super-easy to make.
Here’s another reason to eat organic food and stop spraying your lawn: even low levels of organophosphate pesticides cause brain damage. Exposure is linked to a decline in memory and slower processing speed.
Children who take antibiotics have an 84% increased risk for developing Inflammatory Bowel Disease. In addition, the younger a child is when treated with antibiotics, the greater the risk.
Chlorine in tap and pool water has been linked to a rising number of people with food allergies. Chlorine is an endocrine disruptor that also kills good gut flora.
Sea vegetables like hiziki are an excellent source of iodine, a mineral necessary for proper thyroid function.
My friend, Patty Lemer, Executive Director of
I was a guest on Jesse Ann Nichols George’s show, “Activating Compassion in the Midnight Hour”. We talked about how to work with dietary challenges during the holiday season as well as the autism epidemic, food choices, GMO foods, vegetable oils, the Weston A. Price Foundation and more. We had a good time!
Recent research has found no link between salt consumption and an increased risk of death or cardiovascular disease. I recommend using a non-white sea salt or a land salt, like Himalayan pink salt, because these salts contain trace minerals vital to our health and often missing from our diets. 
