http://www.naturalnews.com/035734_GMOs_foods_dangers.html I am sharing an article from Natural News today.  If you don’t look at that site, please check it out, it is worth receiving email updates! Here is the post: (NaturalNews) There is a conspiracy of selling out happening in America. Politics and personal interest it would seem determine government policies over and above health and safety issues. When President Obama appointed Michael Taylor in 2009 as senior adviser for the FDA, a fierce protest ensued from consumer groups and environmentalists. Why? Taylor used to be vice president for Monsanto, a multinational interested in marketing genetically modified (GM) food. […]

So we are having a Luau of sorts on Monday (no pig involved), but we are serving grass fed beef hot dogs in the afternoon, and some flavorful eggs for breakfast!  I decided to throw together some info about the products that we are going to be offering.  So check it out: Hot Dogs are an American Classic.  We had given them up completely for years (my wife and I), and after having kids, started exploring the idea of hot dogs with Applegate Farms, and with trader joes brand as well.  Our key focus then, “Is the hot dog free […]

As we come to the close of Detox month, we will be launching two webinars for your educational pleasure.  The first is the BIA Transformation Webinar.  This is for anyone who has done a BIA test, or wants to do a BIA test to determine your cellular health, fluid distribution and body mass.  This test is an awesome way to track your progress towards greater health from your exercise and dietary efforts.  It also gives us some inference into your nervous system function. The BIA test costs $15, it is included in the hair analysis that we do, and thus […]

Green! We here it in everything, and commonly these days it is simply a marketing ploy to get us further into trusting chemicals. But my Green for today is the color of your vegetables. Dr. Jay Furhman wrote “Eat To Live” from the perspective that you should hierarchy your food choices from most valuable to least valuable. I can open up a specific discussion along these lines as it relate to fats, proteins, carbohydrate… And specific nutrient content as well. Pre-emptive: a wide variety in your diet is wise, the micro-nutrients present in different foods will provide unique boosts to […]

This is a facebook message that I thought you would like to hear.  This is what I have been saying in my Daily Sprouts, but here very conversational. BEYOND ORGANIC   UPDATED POSTS Jeri Grove Kevin….just to be clear on something? If someone is very lactose sensitive while using conventional dairy they should be able to tolerate easily BYO Amasai and Suero…right? It’s the culturing process plus the different casein content? Like · · Follow Post · about an hour ago 2 people like this. Raul Hiteshew If i may answer that. Yes, BO Amasai and suero are loaded with […]

I recently had an article shared with me by one of my patients about vegan living, and a book that supports veganism as the healthiest choice.  The idea of being free of animal products has been around a long time, and over the years the research that I have seen has always supported a life of meat products, being a healthier life. In addition, I have (for many years) taken the Biblical perspective on health.  Which is basically, “If they ate it in the Bible, then it must be good.”  Meat, cheese, milk, all seem to be approved according to […]

We are quickly approaching cut-off day for the grass fed beef order through our office at Indian Creek Angus.  After that, you will need to go directly to a source, or continue buying it from a local store.  I do believe that it is worth it to splurge on hot dogs from Beyond Organic if you like eating hot dogs once in awhile (to purchase, go online to our site, click daily sprout, go to this article, and click the link above). They have no nitrates or nitrites, they are loaded with everything that I am about to write about… […]

Ralph Logan was a good friend to me.  He was a patient, and our relationship did not extend too far past him getting adjusted, me asking him how his exercise was coming, and him making a joke.  Well, he occasionally sent me an email with a political bent or some “church humor” as I call it.  Ralph was in hi mid-70’s, and he was a joy. When he came to see me, he told me that his shoulder pain was his key complaint.  Shoulder being his trap muscle area, at the base of the neck.  His history with the complaint […]

Coming into this weekend I have been dealing with several injuries.  Yet, I chose to race in a 10 hour adventure race in the Blue Ridge Mountains, even so.  Wise?  Probably not, but I made some changes to my usual race plan to reduce the risk of injury (taped the shoulder real well, purchased a new pair of pedals that are really easy to un-clip to  reduce the risk from a fall, and simply planned to not be in a position of too much risk). The interesting thing, is that not only did my shoulder feel OK in spite of a separation […]