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macrobiotics

Homemade Pickles Are The Best

by Sue Rostvold February 19, 2010
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I am not a fan of cucumber pickles. Ask most people if they like pickles, and ninety-nine percent of them assume you are talking about brined cucumbers. I don’t like store bought pickles, many times they contain Calcium Chloride, Sodium Benzoate or High Fructose Corn Syrup, among other unnecessary ingredients. Since turning fifty, I have [...]

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Simple Steps For Better Health That Cost Nothing

by Sue Rostvold December 17, 2009
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Allan and I went to hear Warren Kramer, world renown macrobiotic counselor and teacher speak last Friday night. The lecture, “Optimum Health Without Cooking A Thing”, was part of a three day weekend workshop in association with The Natural Epicurean cooking school in Austin, Texas.

What really struck me after the lecture was this:
Warren spent several [...]

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Have You Ever Met A Chewing Enthusiast?

by Sue Rostvold September 24, 2009
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You might think that Jessica Porter is a little, umm… out there, I guess you might say. I think she is funny, smart and right on when it comes to nutrition. Jessica wrote the wildly popular book, “A Hip Chick’s Guide to Macrobiotics“. She knows how make healthy, delicious meals and appears to have a [...]

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