A New Use for an Old Problem + a New Technology in BioPlastics. A True environmental Win-Win.

A New Use for an Old Problem + a New Technology in BioPlastics. A True environmental Win-Win.
Chemical contaminants called PFAS, toxic to humans at minuscule doses, are the peak of the iceberg in threats to groundwater internationally.
An excellent discussion of the effects of molecular hydrogen on Inflammation. Definitely worth a read for anyone (everyone?) suffering the effects of inflammation.
Been approached about buying a water ionizer? This is a MUST view and read.
Alkaline Foods are NOT the easiest way to alkalize. Neither is ‘Alkaline’ Water. Learn from Ian’s 18 years of alkaline diet.
KIRSTEN: Byron Wellness Retreats RECIPE OF THE MONTH: HALOUMI SPINACH SALAD: INGREDIENTS:250g block haloumi cheese, sliced100 g snow peas200 g broccolini50 g pinenuts4 big handfuls baby spinachsundried tomatoes, stripsbalsamic vinegarextra virgin olive oil2 ripe avocados, peeled and slicedsunflower sprouts1/2 lemon1 fresh peach, slicedfreshly ground black pepperpink salt for seasoning METHOD:Heat a frying pan and gently fry […]
You have staked a claim on some amazing pristine land. You plan to bring out the family as soon as you have a cabin built. You’ll plant food, hunt, fish, and you can already picture your beloved cooking dinner on the open fire in the cosy, warm cabin. There’s just one rather large problem. The bears.
No more coffee. Cold turkey. Just as I did it when I stopped smoking years ago. Whenever I thought about drinking a coffee, I simply drank a glass of water or made myself a cup of tea instead.
Ever heard of benzophenone, ethyl acrylate, methyl eugenol, myrcene, pulegone or pyridine? Neither had I. They are all chemical compounds designed to mimic natural flavours. It’s most unlikely you’ve ever noticed them on a food label, Most food manufacturers tend to simply label them as ‘artificial flavours’.
We’ve already talked about lead in our drinking water here in Australia. Frankly, we were rather shocked at the time when the powers that be announced that up to 6% of homes in Sydney may have the problem.