Baked Sweet Potato with Ghee and Walnuts
This is a simple topping to place on a baked potato. It is also excellent cold as a snack. Toppings are unlimited. Macadamia nuts or pecans would be […]
Archives for July 2019
Las fórmulas infantiles: el gran error de intentar reemplazar a la leche materna
Por Sylvia Onusic Traducido por Verónica Belli Original English Version Resumen del artículo Las fórmulas infantiles carecen de muchas sustancias clave para el desarrollo y el crecimiento. […]
Fight back against 5G
California is on the cutting edge of the fight against 5G wireless, at the local, state, and federal levels. Check out the latest news below, and then take […]
Carob-Frosted Nutty Bars
We have been consciously decreasing the amount of sugar we consume. It has helped tremendously in terms of getting sick, allergies, mood swings and overall better health. Here’s […]
Tender Tongue Stew
Tongue is one of the easiest and most delicious-tasting organ meats to make. Don’t be intimidated by it like I was! When it is seasoned the right way, […]
Want Local Meat? Tell Congress to pass the PRIME Act
As consumer desire for local, grass-fed meat grows, it’s increasingly difficult for farmers to meet the demand due to a shortage of government-inspected slaughterhouses. Current federal law bans […]
Squash Fritters
Squash fritters are another way to use up that summer squash and get the family to enjoy fresh veggies. This is a super easy recipe to make! They […]
Contact the Governor and ask her to VETO vaccine tracking of all citizens in Rhode Island!
Unfortunately S676A and H5541A passed both the full Senate and the full House and now are heading to the Governor. Current Rhode Island law gives the Rhode Island […]