Posts Tagged food allergies
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Raw sprouted wild rice salad
An addictive easy-to-make raw summer salad using sprouted wild rice. You'll love it!
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Lemongrass & coconut green smoothie
An excellent source of vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, calcium, and manganese.
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Rutabaga fries
Rutabagas are full of vitamin C and fiber, and have naturally antibacterial properties like all crucifers. Rock on!
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Easter Fudge Sunny Bunnies and Choco-Coco Nests
Sugar-free, allergy-free, and totally kid-friendly Easter Day treats from Kim Christensen of affairsofliving.com.
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Sprouted buckwheat coconut waffles with kabocha coconut sauce
A breakfast treat that packs a major nutritional punch - buckwheat, amaranth, coconut, and flax seed all have lots of healthy fiber, as well being natural sources of healthy protein and amino acids.
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Cultured veggies: Red Sea sauerkraut, pickled pearl onions, pickled beets
Packed with probiotics and flavor, these cultured veggies are sure to please the palate.
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nourishing food
The food we eat is the energy we supply our body with; what we put in our mouths becomes our cells, tissues, organs, and thoughts. Choose the highest quality nutrients for the highest functioning body and mind.
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detoxification
In a modern world full of contaminants in our air, water, and food sources, detoxification should be part of everyone's daily ritual.
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Environmental Toxins and Addiction
by Cynthia Perkins, M.Ed. | A sobriety coach and recovered alcohol and drug addict discusses how environmental toxins affect the neurotransmitters in the reward pathway of the brain.
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The Seven Essentials of Recovery
"The Queen of Green" Debra Lynn Dadd shares her top suggestions for turning your health around onto a path of recovery from chemical sensitivities and food intolerances.
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Positive IgG
Dear Dr. T, I read on your site that you said to ignore IgG readings in blood tests - does this mean these are not significant?
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Food allergies and sensitivities
Dear Dr. T, How effective is food sensitivity testing and a rotation diet for those with CFS/FMS? Is this something you use frequently in your practice? If not, why not?