Just Had A TIA or Mini-Stroke Or a Senior Moment?

ABCs of Avoiding Stroke & Alzheimers… A. Be Heart Healthy: Cut beef, pork, poultry, eggs and dairy consumption Choose organic for animal foods, fruit and greens Avoid white flour, yeast, table salt, corn syrup, and chemicals Eat boiled rice, millet, … Continue reading

Frequency of Illness vs. Quality of Diet

Do you get sick more than 2-3 times per year? Is the duration more than 24 hours? Does this affect your productivity, enjoyment or budget? If so, consider this: You may be eating too much, getting too many toxins, and … Continue reading

Top 10 Healthy Eateries In Greater Boston

There are perhaps 5,000 restaurants in greater Boston. How many have you tried? I’ve hit 250. Most of them use way too much salt, and the wrong kind of salt, as well as white flour, and animal products loaded with … Continue reading

Top 10 List To Heal Or Prevent Disease

If you are sad because your wife just got diagnosed with Parkinsons or cancer, or you just cannot drop those 60 pounds for your doctor, or your son’s bipolar disorder is getting worse, I’m sorry. The medical system has you … Continue reading

Does Organic Really Matter?

Generally YES. However, nothing in life is simple, where there are humans involved. It is true that you cannot always believe something is organic, that is, grown without hormones, pesticides, hybridization, antibiotics, etc. In addition, sometimes organic is meaningless, for … Continue reading

Produce Bargains at Haymarket? Hold On…

I love a good outdoor market. A closure brought me through the Sumner Tunnel the other day, and I found myself at Haymarket, where the senses are delighted. $17 later, I was carrying four bags of produce with amazing bargains: 3 … Continue reading

Do You Believe These Headlines?

Today’s Boston Globe reports that “Organic food may not be much healthier,” according to Stanford University doctors who reviewed past studies on organic versus conventional foods. But, as with contracts, it’s important to read the fine print. The article also … Continue reading