Here is a documentary worth checking out. It is exactly why we have made it a priority to eat whole and organic foods. We as consumers have a lot more power than we think. If this documentary motivates you to change, a next great resources is "Nourishing Traditions" by Sally Fallon. Here is a list of changes we have made:
- We buy local and organic fruits and vegetables
- We don't buy packaged items like cereal, crackers, cookies, etc.
- We soak our grains and flours to make them more digestible
- We eat sprouted bread
- We take whole food multivitamins and a teaspoon of Cod Liver oil each day
- We drink raw, whole milk
- We buy natural free range chicken, wild caught salmon and Country Natural Beef
- We eat vegetarian at least one day a week
- We cook on cast iron
- We compost and recycle everything we can and only throw away one garbage can a month
- We have dreads in our hair (joke)
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I haven't seen it yet, but I hear Fresh is another good one. Hope you guys are doing well. We miss you and hope we can see each other soon!
All I can say is Oh. My. Goodness. That is an intense way of eating!! You seriously don't buy crackers? Why is that? Or should I just watch the documentary? =)
I sooo want to go extreme like you guys have, but it seems so out of reach budget wise, and everything. You guys are amazing and inspire me. Love you!!
Annie
Gary and I think you're crazy. But we love you. :-)
And I am officially boycotting this blog and your pre-industrialization/maker'sdiet/rawmilk/composting posts until I see BELLY PICS!!!!
Show us that baby!
Love all four of you!!!
AMEN! We're heading down the same food path! :) And I echo the belly pic request!
(Annie - check this out... www.sustainablebudget.com - Monique offers classes in PDX on how to do this when you don't have much $. Heather has gone and I am planning to go soon - they're awesome!)
Chels
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