Mushrooms and Algae
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Clinical Research
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Pet Health
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Fibrocystic Breast Condition
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Mushrooms Our Superfood Ally
Medicinal Mushrooms
Clarity with Whole Food Supplements
We Are Not Just What We Eat
From SuperSize to Superfoods,... to Super Superfoods ​whole foods supplements!
Shocking Misconceptions About Supplements
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New Earth-The True Pioneers
Networking in Modern Times
Logic of Healing the Body
Wild Foods vs Farmed Foods
DEFEND your wellness With fungi!
Children and Probiotics
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Essential superfoods for ANTI-AGING
Learn the Truth
Gut Health is Brain Health
To Sprout Or Not to Sprout
Whole-Food Or Synthetic Supplements-Does it Matter?
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***Winner of Bronze E-Lit Award 2014
If you have ever walked down a health store aisle to be confronted with thousands of supplements, and wished you could magically understand which ones really work for health benefits; or if you want to quickly and easily figure out whether a new fad food is really good for you or not–then Beyond Foods is for you. -Barbara Swanson |
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In Food Energetics, Steve Gagné shows how to revitalize our connection to food and remedy our physical and psychic imbalances with the wisdom of food energetics. He provides a comprehensive catalog of foods and their corresponding energetic properties and explains how each food affects us at the deepest spiritual level. By demonstrating how to plan meals that incorporate both dominant and compliant foods, he shows how to provide truly healthy cuisine that nourishes the body and the soul.
An independent investigator/researcher, and alternative historian, Steve is one of the most versatile and experienced teachers in whole foods nutrition. He likes to describe himself as an ordinary man investigating extraordinary information. His 30 years of teaching throughout America and Europe have earned him a reputation as a progressive and informed wholistic educator who brings a lively, innovative intelligence to his work. Steve is especially well known as an expert in Food Energetics, where ancient wisdom and dietary traditions merge with modern perspectives and breakthrough research in nutritional science. To read more on Steve Gagne, please visit - https://www.stevegagne.com/biography/ |
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Among Earth's most nutrient-dense foods, microalgae are sold worldwide. Understanding microalgae has powerful implications for our health and for our planet. Jeffrey Bruno, Ph.D. has created a comprehensive, well researched book (with over 900 citations). Eat Light & Feel Bright is solid evidence-based book, backed by clearly explained scientific studies. He brings to light how these transformational microscopic organisms can help rebuild our health and restore our environment.
Eat Light & Feel Bright offers more than the most comprehensive and far-reaching research collection on microalgae. This book delivers a transformational journey on human health and nutrition, using microalgae as a way to gain a deeper understanding of the evolutionary basis of nutrition. Part I describes how microalgae helped to change our world and provide foundational nutrients, like amino acids and bioactive light-sensitive pigments. The reader will learn about heat-shock proteins and how blood heme and algae pigments share common qualities. Part II describes 12 areas of microalgae health research from anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects to safety concerns. Part III highlights the use of microalgae for planetary medicine, helping to address global hunger and ecological restoration. The future of microalgae as a sustainable energy source and microalgae solutions to tackle rising CO2 levels is presented. An accessible book for most readers - based on sound science over 910 references - describes how microalgae are superfoods, to help restore our personal and planetary health. |
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'It's an amazing lifestyle!'
Donia Al Alawi shares her story: I took a long time to learn through my education and different job experiences, what I really enjoy doing professionally. After graduating from the University of Washington with a degree in Political Science, I thought I would love to be in politics and through the political process I thought I could change the world. I was an activist in college during the Vietnam War times. I wanted to end up working in Washington D.C., and I took an administrative job in an accounting firm in Seattle to earn enough money to get to Washington D.C. I later learned that I liked the accounting profession, so I went back to college to get a second degree in accounting. That's when I met my husband and fell in love, and that lead to eventually quitting the accounting world. Rich encouraged me to be an entrepreneur and to start my own business. So, I started teaching foreign students at home how to write research papers. Helping students and taking them to libraries helped me learn that my true passion was the subject of health. It's been a strange journey trying to find the right profession via politics, accounting and health. The good news is, unlike the majority of working people, I've found my calling and I love it. |
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