This gluten free/dairy free chocolate shake tastes like a milk shake and is a real pick me up anytime you need some energy. Cocoa powder is full of minerals and antioxidants. Sometimes I make this shake with raw cocoa nibs, which have even more antioxidants and were rated #2 in a post by Brainready called […]

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I subscribe to the Nourishing Traditions school of eating and so I really don’t like new fangled products. I prefer what I call “back to the 18th century” eating–if your grandmother wouldn’t have recognized it as being food–don’t eat it. But, a friend who has celiac was so excited about these soy free shirataki noodles […]

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“Is Gluten Making You Fat?” is a popular subject after Dr. Oz included the topic on his show last week: The Gluten Diet: Just a Myth on The Dr. Oz Show. The subject is pretty complicated and the answer is even more complicated than what was discussed on the show. Part of it depends on […]

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  • Anonymous - Thankyou for the FIRST common sense article, i thoroughly enjoyed it and it was very informative. You have all the facts and have researched every angle. I am tired of people who can eat normally, eating gluten free because it's a "healthy" fad. I've even had people say "you're so lucky, i wish i had that problem, forcing me to eat healthy. Then i'd be skinny!"ReplyCancel
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