You take 20,000 breaths each day. Why not have a handful of those in The Breathing Rooms, a new business that just opened up in Shrewsbury on Route 35. In this podcast, we did our first on-site recording with Mark Cunningham, the owner. He shared with us how it all […]
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Interview with Cody Parker of Drop the Beet Farms
We all know the importance of sleep…or do we? Surprising new research convinced us that we really do need more sleep. Seriously. We dive into a bit of that research in our conversation. So much goodness happens when we sleep well – from supporting immune function and increased memory to […]
In alpha-gal syndrome, symptoms typically don’t appear for three to six hours after eating red meat
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Make the bed. Sew on the button. Clean out the drawer. Sort the mail pile. Doing these little things again and again – over time – add up to a clean home. Remember this idea when you are looking at the scale not going down after going on a ‘diet’ […]
Judgment is a Curious Thing by Wendy Bright-Fallon The battle goes on in our head all the time – the constant, relentless, ceaseless chatter of judgment. About you, me, her, him and them. Destructive. Judgment is not a comfy bedfellow. It sneaks up on us – the not measuring up, […]
Tis the season….all year long really… But especially during the holiday season, this Magic Bark recipe is a crowd pleaser. Wendy’s recipe is inspired from The New Persian Kitchen by Louisa Shafia. She had a post in a Yoga Journal many years ago and headed strait for the kitchen to […]
by Debbie Peterson Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s, healthy food was for “hippies.” I remember going into health food stores with my mother. They all smelled the same. An earthy, patchouli, rotting produce smell. They were always small and rustic and the people who worked there, were, well, […]
What color do you cook your green vegetables? Nourish Noshes Podcast: 50 Shades of Green At the little family-owned local Italian deli that I every so often buy prepared foods, my daughter recently asked if she could get their broccoli rabe. This is a vegetable that I make regularly at […]