Eat The Rainbow: A Quick Guide To Eating Well
This week's guest post is by Yale educated nutrition enthusiast and retired nurse midwife Beth Genly. Eat the Rainbow: Find the REAL Pot of Gold Lately I have been thinking about the phrase ‘eat …
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Preventing Chronic Disease and Cancer
Preventing Chronic Disease and Cancer Now Today I am sharing the unique set of links I give my patients who are struggling to feel better and/or want make proactive lifestyle choices that will help …
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Organic Baby Food Recipes: Making Apple Puree
Organic Baby Food Recipes: Today’s post is by BITL contributing author and iParenting award winning author, Lisa Barnes. Lisa is the author of the fantastic and practical book, Petit Appetit. …
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The Benefits of Homemade Baby Food
Today’s post is by BITL contributing author and iParenting award winning author, Lisa Barnes. Lisa is the author of the fantastic and practical book, Petit Appetit. Babies usually triple their …
Why Organic for Children?
Today's post is by BITL contributing author and iParenting award winning author, Lisa Barnes. Lisa is the author of the fantastic and practical book, Petit Appetit. According to the US EPA …
Eating (the rainbow) to Live Well
I am on maternity leave through August and September, so please enjoy today's guest post by BITL contributing author, blogger, midwife, and nutrition expert, Beth Genly, CNM, MSN. “Unless you eat a …
Secrets of Longevity: Living a Longer, Fuller Life
Diets claiming to ward off aging are highly popular, yet the nutrition scene is waist high in confusing, sometimes conflicting information. The good news is I have sorted through it for you and the …
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Eating To Improve Heredity
Organic fruits of laborA shot from the harvest of Ginger's family's 2010 organic garden This week's guest post is from Certified Nurse Midwife & Yale graduate, Beth Genly, CNM, MSN. Nutrition Can …
Is Your Kid A Food Snob? (maybe she/he should be)
Is Your Kid A Food Snob? Getting Your Kids to Eat Healthy A few weeks ago I was researching preschools and childcare in the area. During my search, I had a wonderful conversation with the director …
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