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With all of the chaos of the past year, one of the most frequently asked questions I received came from highly stressed individuals who simply couldn’t fall into a deep […]
Category Archives: Tips from the Traditional Cook
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Jan
Jan
For the most part, by this time of year most of us are tired of our stuffy winter clothes. Maybe this is why Adam and Eve were naked in paradise […]
07
Jan
Jan
About now, you’re probably asking what the heck is there to laugh about. We’ve been in lockdown for the better part of a year, many small businesses have been forced […]
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Dec
Dec
Are you someone who can honestly say that you never worry about anything? If you are, then you’re one in million—though I doubt that you never give way to the […]
17
Dec
Dec
It seems like an eternity since I first embarked on the biggest kitchen adventure of my life—making my own probiotic-rich foods. Though they are profoundly healthy, probiotics—microorganisms that help maintain […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Gingerbread Spice Makes Everything Nice:
Interesting Ginger Facts and An Easy Holiday Recipe
03
Dec
Dec
In my recent blog post “The Phenomenal Cranberry,” I wrote about the tremendous health properties of cranberries and their traditional appearance during celebrated American holidays, but especially Thanksgiving. In this, […]
19
Nov
Nov
Despite this difficult year with the disruptive coronavirus and the suspense of the nation, we are nevertheless headed toward our most special and beloved holidays: Thanksgiving, followed by Hannukah and […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
How Minerals Can Change Your Mood:
Targeted Nutrition for Your Broody Brain
05
Nov
Nov
How many of us think that moodiness is simply part of our personality? It seems that we are reared with this myth, unfortunately blaming it on poor Aunt Jane or […]
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Oct
Oct
As October is the start of cold weather for a good portion of the country, I’ve been getting requests from readers asking how to avoid that annoying winter cold. (And […]
01
Oct
Oct
I write about nutrition and cook with many different foods. Sometimes, food still brings about new and beautiful discoveries. I researched microgreens for my latest cooking ventures, and I was […]
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Sep
Sep
I’m old school in that I believe Sundays are very special and we should observe them as such. Not only does the Old Testament command that we observe a day […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Are You Depressed or Disappointed?
Similar but Very Different Conditions
03
Sep
Sep
The number of people taking dangerous antidepressant drugs in this country is simply staggering. This article does a good job of explaining this problem (emphasis mine): “The number of Americans […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Lowering Carbs:
What You Can Expect &
Why Keto-Cycling Is Better than Straight Keto
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Aug
Aug
I recently pondered the idea of going on a full keto diet, and it was for the one and only purpose that most people try keto—losing weight! But did you […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Super Healthy and Highly Digestible:
Quick, Nutrient-Dense Summer Meals
06
Aug
Aug
I recently attempted to accomplish two of my summer cooking goals: 1) keep a cool kitchen and 2) reduce food preparation time. To this end, I decided that would eat […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
The Colors in Your Life:
How Different Colors Affect Your Mood and Health
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Jul
Jul
One the more interesting things about our humanness is our preference for this color or that color. In some cases this is such an absolute must that we won’t wear […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Your Spine, Your Emotions:
Why Emotions Have Everything to Do with Your Spine
02
Jul
Jul
It is unfortunate that the average person knows very little about the intricate makeup of the spinal column and the vertebra. But if you incur a spinal injury, it can […]
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Varicose Veins and Hemorrhoid Hassles:
How to Naturally End the Annoyance
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Jun
Jun
As a semiretired health practitioner, I was recently able to give one of my close friends the name of a symptom-relieving supplement that could ease the discomfort of her annoying […]
05
Jun
Jun
By the time this article goes public, some positive changes will have been made for getting our nation back to normal—or, at the very least, a semblance of normality. It […]
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May
May
For those of you already acquainted with the idea of “autosuggestion,” this blog post may be old news. On the other hand, it may be a good opportunity to pass […]
07
May
May
Who among us wouldn’t want to look more youthful or have a more beautiful smile? Well, maybe I’ve found a bit of the fountain of youth, and you can too […]