News regarding traditional wisdom and native diets regarding nutrition.

    Cooking with Traditional Foods – Menu Planner!

    Health Impact News Editor Comments: We welcome today KerryAnn Foster, a veteran author and publisher on the subject of Traditional Foods. KerryAnn has the Internet’s longest running traditional foods menu mailer program that can save you time, money, and energy by subscribing to menu plans and recipes based on traditional foods. Today she introduces us to the […]

      Tropical Traditions Introduces Top Italian Line of Organic Traditional Tomato Sauces

       

      Press Release
      Tropical Traditions
      Springville, CA
      Tropical Traditions announced this week that they are carrying the Middle Earth Organics award-winning line of organic Italian tomato sauces. This line of organic tomato sauces, packaged in glass jars, is Europe’s premier organic tomato sauce line, and one of the very few imported Italian brands in the United States marketplace. […]

        Food Freedom Raw Milk Trial to be Decided by a Jury for the First Time in Minnesota

        by David Gumpert
        The Complete Patient

        At long last there will be a jury trial of a raw dairy provider.
        After six years of legal cases involving raw dairy providers in New York (Meadowsweet Dairy), Wisconsin (Max Kane, Zinnikers, Craigs), Missouri (Morningland Dairy), and Ohio (Carol Schmitmeyer), a jury will be asked to decide the fate of […]

          How Safe is Our Food? More and more countries are banning American food

          by Alliance for Natural Health

          More and more countries are banning imports of American food products for safety reasons.
          Last week, Indonesia became the first country to halt imports of US beef following the discovery of an American dairy cow infected with mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The disease is fatal to cows and […]

            Why Aspartame is FAR Worse than High Fructose Corn Syrup

            by Dr. Mercola

            When a new beverage comes out advertising “60% less sugar—drink it to believe it”—the challenge is on. Same taste; fewer calories to your waist? Sounds good, doesn’t it?

            But before you throw that Pepsi Next into your grocery cart, Fooducate.comi suggests you complete the challenge by reading the ingredient label.

            There you’ll find that, […]

              Tropical Traditions Adds New Line of Organic Corn that is GMO-Free

              Organic Heirloom Cornmeal, Popcorn, and Whole Kernel corn from small-scale family farmers

              Tropical Traditions Press Release

              April 25, 2012

              Springville, CA
              Tropical Traditions announced today that they were offering a new line of organic heirloom corn grown by small-scale family farmers in western Wisconsin. These organic heirloom corn products include Pride of the North cornmeal, whole kernel corn, […]

                Does Soy Have a Dark Side?

                By Kaayla T. Daniel, PhD, CCN
                KindredCommunity.com
                Over the past two decades, soy has been widely promoted as a ‘miracle’ food that can prevent heart disease, fight cancer, fan away hot flashes and build strong bones and bodies in far more than 12 ways.
                Sales of soy foods topped $4 billion in the USA for the first […]

                  Should Anyone Be Force-Fed Soy?

                  by Alliance for Natural Health

                  Seven prisoners say it’s happening to them—and their health is being damaged because of it.
                  The Weston A. Price Foundation is seeking an injunction against serving Illinois prisoners soy-laden meals as a source of cheap protein. And now a judge has ruled that the lawsuit will go forward.
                  The use of soy […]

                    Americans Eat the Cheapest Food in the World, But What is It Really Costing?

                    by Dr. Mercola

                    In 2010, Americans spent just over 9 percent of their disposable income on food (5.5 percent at home and 3.9 percent eating out).iThis is a dramatically lower percentage spent just decades ago in the early 1960s, when over 17 percent was spent on food, and even more of a “bargain” compared to […]

                      Get Omega-3s and Other Nutrients from Wild Edible Plants That are Probably Growing in Your Yard

                      Have you thought about eating plants that grow wild—perhaps in your own backyard? Some "weeds" can be delicious if prepared properly, and they are absolutely free.

                        Flawed Red Meat Study: You Are What Your Food Ate

                        by Alliance for Natural Health

                        Are beef eaters doomed to an early death?
                        A recent Harvard study, accompanied by some unduly alarmist articles in the press, found that the consumption of red meat is associated with higher mortality rates from cardiovascular disease and cancer. The study recommends substituting “healthy” protein sources such as fish, poultry, nuts, […]

                          Got Camel Milk? Anecdotal evidence suggests it may improve autism symptoms

                          By Christina Adams
                          Autism File 

                          Excerpts:

                          Nomads in Algeria have long said, “Water is the soul, milk is the life.” They may be proved right by emerging reports that camel milk, the drink of nomadic peoples from Mongolia to India, may have a healing effect on various diseases.

                          Now parents from around the world, as I did in 2007, are also reporting reduced […]

                            Profoundly Flawed Study Used as Basis for CDC’s New Report on Supposed “Dangers” of Raw Milk

                            by Alliance for Natural Health

                            To hear the media tell it, our lives are in jeopardy if we drink unpasteurized milk. But the facts tell the opposite story.
                            A new study from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declares that raw milk “cannot be considered safe under any circumstances,” and […]

                              ADA Changes Name to Claim Monopoly on “Nutrition” Definition

                              by Alliance for Natural Health

                              Your activism is once again bearing fruit—but the dietetic monopoly is fighting back with its most underhanded move yet.

                              We are seeing a number of state victories in the battle against monopolization of nutrition services by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (see below). You may know it […]

                                Healthy Milk: What Is It?

                                by Alliance for Natural Health

                                And what’s standing in the way of your getting it?
                                A report from Harvard suggests that milk from factory farms may be associated with hormone-related cancers because of the industrial agricultural practice of milking a cow throughout her pregnancy. The later in pregnancy a cow is, the […]

                                  Pasta, Not Bacon, Makes You Fat

                                  by Dr. Mercola
                                  Even though the low-fat craze has ended and more people are embracing healthy fats in their diet, there’s still a sizable group that has not heard the news yet …

                                  Eating fat will not make you fat as quickly as eating carbs will.

                                  This, in a nutshell, is what you need to recognize if […]

                                    State Agents Now Replacing Homemade School Lunches with Government Approved Cafeteria Food

                                    Health Impact News Editor Comment: The Food Police are here. They have been dispatched to schools to inspect all homemade school lunches brought from home to make sure they are approved. According to Sara Burrows of the Carolina Journal Online, “The Division of Child Development and Early Education at the Department of Health and […]

                                      Chocolate: Candy or Cutting-Edge Medicine?

                                      Health Impact News Editor Comments: When choosing a chocolate bar, get the “darkest” chocolate possible. The highest percentage of “dark” chocolate also has the lowest percentage of sugar. Organic and fair trade is important as well, as Sayer mentions below. Finally, make your own healthy chocolate with organic cocoa powder, organic honey, and coconut […]

                                        Time to Stop Talking About Low-Fat, Say Harvard School of Public Health Nutrition Experts

                                        Harvard School of Public Health
                                        It is time to end the low-fat myth, Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) nutrition experts told food industry leaders at the seventh annual World of Healthy Flavors Conference held in Napa, CA, from January 19 to 21, 2011. The conference, co-hosted by the Culinary Institute of America and HSPH, […]

                                          Registered Dieticians Attack Low-Carb Blogger for Publishing the Truth about Nutrition and Diabetes


                                          Steve Cooksey who runs the popular low-carb diabetes health blog called “Diabetes Warrior” at http://www.diabetes-warrior.net was notified on Friday, January 27, 2011 that he is under investigation for providing illegal nutritional counseling for people with diabetes on his web site. In this exclusive interview, Jimmy Moore from “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show” speaks with […]