Platefuls of Politics
Pesticides or farmers markets? It’s not that simple, but the president has power over food
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Feng Shui of Your Kitchen
Elevate your home’s life-force energy with author Denise Linn.
Cooking with Strange Fruits & Veggies
Fascinating fruits and vegetabes of the farmers market
The Penis Myth
The confusion between genital size and sexual satisfaction is perhaps one of the most damaging and rampant sexual myths on the planet.
The Truth Behind Certified Organic Labeling
Generally, organic means organisms that are not genetically modified and are grown free from potentially harmful inputs such as toxic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers and hormones, antibiotics, irradiation, and plastic pellet- or animal waste-laden feed.
Labeling GMOs
Vote to Know What’s in Our Food
Film: Cut Poison Burn—The Business of Cancer
Directed by Wayne Chesler “You have cancer.” Three of the most dreaded words in the English language. Because even if you “recover” from cancer, the cure is often worse than the disease. Cut Poison Burn is a thought-provoking, often heartbreaking trip inside life with cancer. The film, based on a stage play by the same […]
Fertility Food
By Elizabeth Barker Munching on a few handfuls of walnuts each day could enhance fertility in healthy men, according to new research from Biology of Reproduction. In a study involving 117 males ages 21 to 35, switching to a walnut-enriched diet appeared to improve sperm’s ability to reach and penetrate the egg (a quality referred […]