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Flexitarian Principles – The Happiest Way to Be
April 29, 2010

Flexitarian Principles – The Happiest Way to Be

Flexitarian principles lead to a happy, sustainable life! “Are you a vegetarian?” I am often asked. “A flexitarian,” I answer. A what? Well, I could call it a healthatarian, a blissfultarian, or a joyfultarian, but I’ve decided on flexitarian because this describes my attitude of always acting with mindfulness but not adhering to rigid discipline. [...]
Sesame – The Healthy Versatile Seed
March 29, 2010

Sesame – The Healthy Versatile Seed

Open Sesame! The sesame plant is one of the oldest plants known. Primarily, it is cultivated for seeds and oil. It is especially valued in Mediterranean, African, and Eastern cultures. Sesame seeds can be found in many varieties, most commonly; white, tan or black. Due to the lack of processing, use the whole tan color [...]
Bodies Exposed
February 21, 2010

Bodies Exposed

Us and Our Bodies Born into a body, we bring our essence into a physical moving form. A form that changes and transforms with age, emotion, and demands of our mind. The body with all its machines. The smallest cell forming a blood drop. Or our skin, the largest organ, in constant change. Doron Hanoch […]

Ashtanga Yoga – Eight Limbs to Union
January 21, 2010

Ashtanga Yoga – Eight Limbs to Union

The Eight Limbs of Yoga The great sage Patanjali wrote four chapters on how to find true freedom by freeing the mind. A core of his teachings is presented in the eight limbs. A brief summary is presented here.   Yamas These are restraints, or social and universal moralities which serve as a basis for [...]
Dulse Patties
January 1, 2010

Dulse Patties

Delicious Dulse - The Super Seaweed Dulse patties are a yummy and very healthy side dish that includes the sea vegetable Dulse. It is truly delicious, with a slightly salty flavor. In this recipe we are combining it with other powerful health boosting foods. Oats and rice are both incredibly beneficial for the heart. Omega [...]
Cranberry Sauce
January 1, 2010

Cranberry Sauce

The Holiday Classic Cranberry sauce is wonderful on the traditional holiday turkey. However it's a delicious addition anytime, for example over roasted root veggies. Try it as a topping for your muffin, or even just eat a spoonful for dessert. Cranberries are a very good source of vitamin C, dietary fiber and manganese. They are [...]
Mustard Greens
January 1, 2010

Mustard Greens

The Leaves That Pack A Punch Wonderful raw or cooked, these curly dark leafy greens are delicious, watery and have a bit of spice. Mustard greens have excellent amounts of calcium, magnesium, and folic acid and contain many antioxidants. They are great for the skin, help prevent cancer, and are the perfect side dish, or [...]
Gomasio
January 1, 2010

Gomasio

Go Get More Gomasio A fantastic substitute for salt, gomasio adds a unique and diverse variety of minerals from the seaweed, with healthy fats and calcium coming from the sesame seeds. The minerals we gain from any type of seaweed are rarely obtained from plants that grow on land, therefore incorporating seaweed products into your [...]
Guacamole
January 1, 2010

Guacamole

The All Time Favorite Find us someone who doesn't love guacamole! Avocados are a staple in the house. This amazing dip is filled with delicious nutrients. Firstly, it's a great source of oleic acic, known to help with preventing cancer. Secondly, it also contains folates and Vitamin E, which are both excellent for maintaining the [...]
Superfood Oatmeal
January 1, 2010

Superfood Oatmeal

Breakfast of Champions Warm and grounding, this simple yet effective Superfood Oatmeal recipe is sure to become one of your new breakfast favorites. Perfect for those in a hurry but unwilling to compromise on health. Yield: 4 portions / Prep Time: 10 minutes + overnight to soak / Cooking Time: 10 minutes   Ingredients 5 [...]