Well first of all, let’s dish a little dirt on Bugs Bunny (or for that matter, all rabbits). They don’t eat carrots! It’s not good for them! However, let me use the acronym for CARROTS to prove to you how carrots “ROCK IT” for your HUMAN health! PLUS ideas for incorporating […]
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Part III Put On Your Chef Hat For Tomatoes! Well now that we’ve travelled through the history of how tomatoes came to be such a staple in our pantry, after many trials and travails in Part I-Tomato History and Misconceptions and then we explored how tomatoes can act as medicine in preventing disease in Part II–Tomatoes Are Just What the Doctor […]
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I was mulling over the constant media exposure we’ve all been deluged with this past month and now, this past weekend, the hour-by-hour, up close and personal coverage regarding the marriage of Prince Harry and his new bride, now Princess Meghan Markle. I know, I know, technically they are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, […]
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