Caustic Commentary, Dangerous Pasteurized Cheese
It’s kind of embarrassing. the FDA and state health departments are constantly warning us not to consume raw cheese, yet all the most recent dairy outbreaks have involved pasteurized cheese. In 2009...
View ArticleCaustic Commentary, Guilty Verdict
In an historic verdict, an Italian tribunal in Ferrara, Italy has awarded two hundred thousand Euros to the family of Francesco Finessi, a twenty-two-year-old soldier in the Italian Alpine special...
View ArticleCaustic Commentary, Autism-Thimerosal Connection
In February of this year, through a Freedom of Information request, Dr. Brian Hooker finally obtained long-awaited data from the Centers for Disease Control proving the connection between the...
View ArticleCaustic Commentary, GMO Solution?
Dengue fever, which aff licts from fifty thousand to almost four hundred million people in tropical regions annually, is said to be an infectious disease caused by the mosquito-borne dengue virus....
View ArticleCaustic Commentary, Mercury Poisoning From Dental Fillings
The FDA has long denied any harm from amalgam (mercurybased) dental fillings but a new study cites FDA data to demonstrate the fact that dental amalgam may indeed cause mercury poisoning in genetically...
View ArticleCaustic Commentary, Good News
A growing number of farmers are abandoning genetically modified seeds, but it’s not because they are ideologically opposed to the industry. They are switching back to non- GMO crops because they are...
View ArticleThe Big Fat Surprise By Nina Teicholz
The Big Fat Surprise: Why Butter, Meat and Cheese Belong in a Healthy Diet By Nina Teicholz Simon and Schuster, 2014 Nina Teicholz has a knack for discovering long-lost research and teasing out the...
View ArticleThe Gourmet Butcher’s to Meat by Ward Cole
The Gourmet Butcher’s Guide to Meat by Ward Cole This book is made for meat lovers! Subtitled “How to Source It Ethically, Cut It Professionally, and Prepare It Properly,”Cole Ward’s tome on meat is a...
View ArticleThe Farm as Ecosystem by Jerry Brunetti
The Farm as Ecosystem: Tapping Nature’s Reserve—Biology, Geology, Diversity Jerry Brunetti Acres USA Mycorrhizal fungi are mutualistic fungi that grow among the root systems of plants. This...
View ArticleGet Your Fats Straight by Sarah Pope
The Healthy Home Economist Guide: Get Your Fats Straight by Sarah Pope Our favorite blogger, Sarah Pope of thehealthyhomeeconomist.com, knows what mothers are dealing with these days—lack of time, lack...
View ArticleMom’s Diet and Future Behavior
More and more research is confirming what WAPF has been saying all along—that a pregnant mom’s diet affects not only the growth and physical health of her infant, but also mental performance and...
View ArticleBehaving Well
The same Norwegian study cited above suggested that the diet of children may affect their behavior. Children who ate more unhealthy foods, defined in the study as chips, buns, cakes, waffles,...
View ArticleDiet Sodas and Weight Gain
Use of diet sodas, sweetened with non-caloric sweeteners such as aspartame, sucralose and saccharin, has increased enormously over the last twenty-five years, as consumers try to steer clear of sugar...
View ArticleToxic Ttoilet Paper
We all know about hormone-like compounds in plastic water bottles. Chemicals such as BPA, PCBs and phthalates have been linked to conditions like endocrine disruption and cancer. But few realize that...
View ArticleLongevity Food
Born in 1899, Miss Susannah Mushatt Jones has survived two World Wars, twenty-two U.S. presidents, the Great Depression, the Cold War and the birth of the telephone, radio, TV and Internet. Still alive...
View ArticleBack to Butter?
Butter is definitely in the news these days. Time Magazine featured a cover article entitled “Eat Butter. Scientists labeled fat the enemy. Why they were wrong” (June 13, 2014). The Washington Post...
View ArticleThe Switch to GMO-Free
“Non-GMO” is one of the fastest growing label trends on U.S. food packages, with sales of such items growing 28 percent in 2013, to about three billion dollars. Original flavor Cheerios, Grapenuts and...
View ArticlePesky Weed
In one of the worst examples of scientific speculations we have seen, researchers have proposed that seeds of a pesky weed called nutsedge helped prevent cavities in prehistoric man. How did they...
View ArticleA Positive Impact
Researchers in Kenya have published findings that should give pause to those promoting vegetarianism in children. The study looked at four groups of children. One group received a plant-based stew with...
View ArticleRaw Milk and Allergies
Over the past ten years, a half dozen studies out of Europe all point in the same direction, namely that consumption of raw milk during childhood provides protection against allergies, asthma and...
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