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About the Weston A. Price Foundation
The Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) is your source for accurate information on nutrition and health, always aiming to provide the scientific validation of traditional foodways. People seeking health today often condemn certain food groups — such as grains, dairy foods, meat, salt, fat, sauces, sweets and nightshade vegetables — but the Wise Traditions Diet is inclusive, not exclusive.
We show you how to include all these nourishing traditional foods in your diet through wise choices and proper preparation techniques. The result is vibrant health for every age of life, including the next generation. Read more. . .
Watch this one minute video to learn more about Dr. Price’s work and our mission.
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Coronavirus Resources
The Contagion Fairy Tale
Tom Cowan and Sally Fallon Morell provide more details on the contagion myth
The Chlorine Dioxide Controversy
Stephanie Seneff examines chlorine dioxide’s actions and mechanisms
On the Prejudice Against Coconut in the Land of Ecuadorian Encocados (Coconut Stews)Nourishing Traditions of Morocco
Pilar Egüez Guevara describes coconut’s past and current status in Ecuador
NEW INFORMATION RESOURCE FOR WAPF MEMBERS
Consultation with Pete Kennedy on state laws, regulations, and policies including food freedom legislation and issues regarding consumer access to raw milk, cottage foods and on-farm meat and poultry processing. (Pete cannot give individual legal advice or recommend support for or opposition to pending legislation.) Contact Pete at pete@realmilk.com.
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In the current outbreak of respiratory illness, the Weston A. Price Foundation extends heartfelt sympathy to all patients, health care workers and those adversely affected economically by public health measures. The nutrient-dense Wise Traditions diet can provide important protection against illness and can support recovery and healing.
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They’re happy...
because they eat butter!
They also eat plenty of raw milk, cream, cheese, eggs, liver, meat, cod liver oil, seafood, and other nutrient-dense foods that have nourished generations of healthy people worldwide!
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