7 Tips for a Healthy Vacation
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Posted 08.01.2011
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Healthy Living
By guest blogger Mao Shing Ni, DOM, PhD, ABAAHP, LAc; author of the bestselling book Secrets of Longevity. Summer is a big season for traveling. Here...
By guest blogger Mao Shing Ni, DOM, PhD, ABAAHP, LAc; author of the bestselling book Secrets of Longevity. Summer is a big season for traveling. Here...
by guest blogger Holly Walck, Iyengar yoga practitioner and teacher in Bethlehem, PA, and Istanbul, Turkey What do you mean there's no celery? Fo...
If kids and pets play on a lawn, it's especially important to make sure that the turf is organic so they're not exposed to the toxic chemical residues left behind by the products and service providers.
"Being against organic food is like being against kittens. And my father's farm is certified organic. But I think you have to be careful about labels, as they are easily misused."
By guest blogger Dr. Mao Shing Ni, DOM, PhD, ABAAHP, LAc; author of the best-selling book Secrets of Longevity The average American consumes about o...
by guest blogger Beth Terry I've been dedicated to living a life plastic free, and experimenting this summer with starting up a garden. This post...
From toothpaste to mustard, we in the metropolitan areas of the United States are living an organic dream.
by guest blogger Annie Spiegelman (a.k.a. the Dirt Diva) It's estimated that 75 percent of the processed foods in U.S. supermarkets contain gen...
It's harder to dance like a crazy person if you think that Keith Urban might actually think you ARE a crazy person, because he can SEE you... even look you in the eye.
by Mark Kintzel The summer may be winding down, but entertaining knows no season. The projects I have in store today are perfect for the budget-cons...
I've written before about how running helped me to lose weight. But that's not the whole story. It really started with a totally different concept of ...
For those of us in the "old media business," it may be hard to see and understand why, how, and what is really happening around us in the digital "space." If you want a clear, cold dose of reality, read Jaron Lanier's book You Are Not a Gadget.
I tested this salad on my family a few weeks ago and knew it was a hit when Eve looked down at the salad bowl, thought for a moment, then said: "It's a BLT!" with utter joy. There were no leftovers.
by guest blogger Anne Cooper Not a day goes by without the media addressing America's growing obesity crisis, and lately the discussion has settled o...
There is one thing that's still been growing, even during the darkest days of the recession: the organics industry. Sure, we are still small. But the organics industry, at $30 billion a year, is now bigger than the publishing industry.
Our children's health and our nation's school food did not change for the worse overnight, but we can't put the brakes on the damage it is doing fast enough. Read on for my Recipe for Success for school lunches.
The other day I was at an amazing Indian dance concert featuring a friend of my daughter. This young woman performed, for two hours, a classic Indian dance known as Bharatnatyam Arangetram. And she plays golf, too.
by guest blogger David Bronner I've recently been activated on the genetically engineered food, or GMO, issue: If nothing is done, any crop or animal...
Every year I plant one or two cayenne pepper plants and then, one August day, go out and find them exploding with hot, red, dangerously delightful-loo...
