Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, cheese, chocolate, curing diseases, dairy, food, kidney stones, lowfat, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
29 Jun
Ask any person today where calcium comes from and 99 times out of 100, you’ll hear: Dairy, cheese, milk, or calcium fortified orange juice.
I find it fascinating how the milk industry has used this marketing gimmick so effectively that practically everyone I have ever met truly and honestly believes this myth.
Let’s start over. What […]
Posted in curing diseases, environmentalism, green living by: Lisa
22 Jun
Many items in a typical American home make the humans and pets in them unhealthy. Sometimes the effects are immediate, like in the case of some cleaning products. And, sometimes the effects take a bit longer. On this website, I like to tell as many people as possible about some of the […]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, curing diseases, dairy, empowerment, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
10 Jun
Even more facts are in. Dairy products don’t even slightly help people lose weight. Not low fat, no fat, or high fat ones. None. Not a single one. Not consumed in moderation or in excess. Dairy products are not healthy in any fashion. In fact, as many vegans […]
Posted in Arizona, Tucson, books, curing diseases, education, empowerment, environmentalism, pets, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
04 May
This entire blog post is a direct quote announcement:
Lovin’ Spoonfuls is proud to help sponsor Dr. Nathan Winograd, former director of the San Francisco SPCA.
Most of us believe that there are too many cat and dogs around, not enough homes and that we are therefore forced to euthanize the “excess”. Dr. Winograd has implemented […]
Posted in curing diseases, education, empowerment, favorites by: Lisa
21 Apr
Do you frequently find yourself spouting off big words just to sound smart? I like to call this “Superfluous and Pretentious Intellectual Tourettes Syndrome” (a.k.a. SPITS) - yes I made that up. The sufferer of this malady is one who just can’t help spitting out technical words here and there just to one up everyone […]
Posted in curing diseases, empowerment, food, lowfat, sleep by: Lisa
11 Mar
For the past two weeks, I’ve been sleeping and healing. I’ve been sick. I caught some sort of flu or virus, who knows. What I do know, however, is that through a series of circumstances I needed this break. I’ve been overworked and underjoyed. What do humans usually do when […]
Posted in McDougall, curing diseases, education, empowerment, lowfat, vegan by: Lisa
02 Mar
As I received my “February 2008 issue of The McDougall Newsletter” a few days ago, I was reminded once again at how well thought-out and thoroughly researched Dr. McDougall’s articles are. Why the world at large chooses to ignore him, completely baffles me.
If you only do one thing to improve your long term and […]
Posted in Arizona, Tucson, curing diseases, photographs by: Lisa
11 Feb
In October of 2003, my older daughter decided to get her long hair cut short and donate it to Locks of Love. Her father and I had both done this earlier, so she knew all about their program. [I talked about it here.] Since that cut, she’s grown her hair super […]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, cheese, chocolate, curing diseases, lowfat, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
10 Feb
I’ve had several people tell me recently that they can always tell who are vegetarians/vegans and who are omnivores in a crowd due to the people’s complexions. I can, too. However, I’m usually 90% accurate and they are usually <1% accurate.
Does changing to a vegan diet affect complexion? The answer is an […]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, curing diseases, empowerment, lowfat, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
24 Jan
Eeks! The South Beach Diet and the Atkins Diet are still popular! I can hardly believe it, but every time I am out in a public location where food is being served, I still hear about the dangers of carbohydrates (menus even cater to this fear). Scarily, I’ve even heard people lately say […]