By Jocelyn on June 15, 2010
For most of my life, I have hated milk. It tasted absolutely horrible to me. I never liked it, and I have many memories of not finishing the cup of milk my mom wanted me to drink with breakfast each . . .
Posted in Health | Tagged adrenal fatigue, cow, grass fed, holistic, milk, organic, pastured, raw dairies, real food, real health, Weston A. Price Foundation |
By Jocelyn on May 30, 2010
Once upon a time, I was a nerdy high school student. My life was all about acing classes and filling my schedule with extracurriculars that looked good on college applications. I slept little, ate a lot, and had little to . . .
Posted in Health | Tagged adrenal fatigue, alternative health, beginnings, Health, holistic, nutrient dense, organic, real food, real health, SAD, Standard American Diet, Weston A. Price Foundation |
By Jocelyn on April 29, 2010
My second recipe to try for my eCourses was to soak and dehydrate some raw nuts. From my eCourse, I learned that raw nuts are an awesome source of digestive enzymes, which you can’t get from a pasteurized or roasted . . .
Posted in Health, Housekeeping | Tagged dehydrate, eCourse, neutralize phytic acid, nutrient dense, organic, raw almonds, raw nuts, soaked, Weston A. Price Foundation |
By Jocelyn on March 14, 2010
My first hands on lesson from one of my eCourses on how to cook the nutrient dense way is to cook a soaked whole grain. The main recipe we were given was to cook brown rice, but since Rene is . . .
Posted in Health, Housekeeping | Tagged eCourse, nutrient dense, organic, soaked, spelt, Weston A. Price Foundation, whole grain |
By Jocelyn on March 13, 2010
I am taking two eCourses on how to cook the Nourishing Traditions way (aka real food), or as I like to call it, the nutrient dense way. The class is about teaching how to cook the traditional way that . . .
Posted in Health, Housekeeping | Tagged eCourse, fermented, grass fed, nourishing traditions, nutrient dense, organic, pastured, raw dairies, Weston A. Price Foundation |
By Jocelyn on February 26, 2010
To begin my journey, I must first define what a modern accomplished lady is to me. She is well versed and accomplished in several different qualities including, but not limited to: Culture, Career, Health, Housekeeping, Fashion, Nurture, and Refinement. More . . .
Posted in Career, Culture, Fashion, Health, Housekeeping, Nurture, Refinement | Tagged accomplished lady, beginnings, definition, goals, list, modern, subjects |