Category Archives: Organic Diet

Diana Nelson Jones| Pittsburgh-Post Gazette As food trends go, organic is now mainstream, eating local is still riding a wave and most of us know more vegans than we did 10 years ago. Some of our friends have given up glutens, and we may have done so ourselves. If you hadnt heard of the Paleo diet before 2013, when John Durant wrote The Paleo Manifesto, you now may know someone who eats only what Paleolithic man could find in the wild Continue reading →

Organic meat, usually highlighted as friendlier to the environment, actually has a climate cost as high as conventionally farmed meat. Continue reading →

TipRanks Wall Streets investment firms are burning the midnight oil as we approach the end of 2020, publishing their year-end notes and their New Year prognostications, both for investors edification. There is the obvious point: were in a moment of rising markets, and investor sentiment is riding high now that the election is settled and COVID vaccines have emergency approval and are getting into the distribution networks.However, the lockdown policies put in place to combat the virus this winter are slowing down the economic recovery. Continue reading →

The Mediterranean diet is an all-star of the nutrition world, in so many ways. With an emphasis on overall lifestyle (in and out of the kitchen), without rigid restrictions, the Med diet is consistently rated one of the top diets for overall health. So it's no surprise that an influx of food writers and cookbook authors draw inspiration from this Blue Zone and its eponymous diet Continue reading →

Brown or white? When it comes to buying eggs you probably choose out of habit, but the truth is the color of eggs doesn't matter much. Continue reading →

Every time I start to feel hopeful that the anti-diet movement is gaining traction and more people are finally starting to reject toxic diet culture, reality seems to rain on my parade. Whether its teenage wellness influencers using TikTok to promote massively restrictive eating plans or a magazine headline touting ways to outsmart your hunger cues, the truth is that disordered eating is everywhere. Continue reading →

The cold winter season is not kind on asthma patients who see a surge in their symptoms during these harsh months. Things are not helped by the increase in air pollution that is common during the winter months. Continue reading →

Its the first big snowstorm of winter. Continue reading →

Farming satisfied my need to promote organic living and wellness, Jane continued. Once I discovered what I could accomplish in my small backyard, I realized that farming microgreens could be a life-changer for those who struggle with food insecurities. You dont need a lot ofroom to grow healthy foods. Continue reading →

Pumpkin Powder: Market Outlook Pumpkin powder is derived from dried pumpkins that are grounded in powder form by using various techniques such as freeze dried, spray dried, and others. Moreover, while preparing organic pumpkin powder, organic pumpkin is used and no artificial colors, preservatives, or any other processing agents are used is the manufacturing process Continue reading →