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Weston A. Price Foundation

On eating, blogging, and parenting

November 11, 2011 by Jessica 1 Comment

Being one of some 1500 traditional food enthusiasts here at the Weston A. Price Foundation Wise Traditions conference is humbling and exhilarating. So many people have regained health or healed their children through real food. The stories at the Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS diet) lecture alone were amazing. It’s easy in mainstream circles to…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, The Arts, Uncategorized Tagged With: blogging, family, finances, home, marriage, money, priorities, real food, Weston A. Price Foundation, Wise Traditions conference

Wise Traditions 2011: Day Two

November 11, 2011 by Jessica 3 Comments

One in a series of reports from the Weston A. Price Foundation’s 2011 Wise Traditions conference in Dallas. Busy Crunchy-Chewy mama is processing and writing as fast as she can! See the first day post and Washington Times Communities article. Healthy notes from Day Two: I took a walk in the brisk morning on the…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: Branch Basics, Chaffin Family Orchards, Joseph Mercola, Monica Corrado, Radiant Life, thyroid, Vital Choice Seafood, Weston A. Price Foundation, Wilderness Family Naturals, Wise Traditions conference

Raw Milk Mommies rock!

November 2, 2011 by Jessica Leave a Comment

What a great turnout at yesterday’s rally to protest restrictions on the sale of raw milk. Here are some photos from the reporter mom perspective! For full coverage, check out my article at The Washington Times Communities Family Today Also visit Kimberly Hartke’s blog post about the rally. Or check out all this great coverage!…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: nutrition, raw milk, real food, Weston A. Price Foundation

“Raw Milk Mommies” to demonstrate at FDA

October 24, 2011 by Jessica 2 Comments

Moms do not appreciate the government telling them how to feed their children and restricting their access to what they feel is a healthful food. On November 1, 2011, mothers from around the country will protest outside the Food and Drug Administration building in Silver Spring, Maryland to protest the FDA’s restriction on the purchase…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: FDA, raw milk, real milk, Weston A. Price Foundation

Real Food heals: Blog Action Day

October 16, 2011 by Jessica Leave a Comment

When my nutritionist friend suggested I try integrating some animal protein and animal fat back into my diet, I was offended. Didn’t she know how bad it was for the earth to waste all those resources on raising animals instead of vegetables and grain? Didn’t she know that a low-fat diet was healthier? Since I…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: blog action day, GAPS, GAPS diet, gluten, gluten-free, grain, health, mental wellness, nutrition, pregnancy, real food, Weston A. Price Foundation

Holistic Moms to host “Traditional Diets” guru

September 9, 2011 by Jessica Leave a Comment

The first time I heard of the Weston A. Price Foundation was the day after Thanksgiving 2003. My face was full of acne, my belly was full of gas, mind was muddled, and I hadn’t had a period in almost three months. Not exactly the picture of health. But I was still offended when the…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: depression, fertility, food, Holistic Moms Network, Kimberly Hartke, mental wellness, nutrition, real food, Sally Fallon Morell, traditional diet, vegetarianism, Weston A. Price Foundation

D.C. to host world premiere of film about war on family farms

June 14, 2011 by Jessica Leave a Comment

If you consider yourself a locavore, a supporter of family farms, or just a parent concerned about your children’s health and the future of the planet they will inherit, be sure not to miss the world premiere of Farmageddon–the Unseen War on American Family Farms, a mom-created film that documents the FDA’s raids on small …

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Uncategorized Tagged With: family farms, farm, Farmageddon, FDA, film, food, Kimberly Hartke, locavore, real food, Weston A. Price Foundation

Foundation airs its criticisms of USDA and presents alternative guidelines

February 17, 2011 by Jessica 2 Comments

Read more about Real Food at Kelly the Kitchen Kop’s Real Food Wednesdays Blog Carnival! On Monday, February 14, the Weston A. Price Foundation made its criticisms of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s dietary guidelines crystal clear. For anyone who had assumed the governmental agency must be doing its best to ensure the health of…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: food, health, Healthy 4 Life, nutrition, real food, Sally Fallon Morell, school lunch, USDA, Weston A. Price Foundation

WAPF to release alternatives to USDA guidelines

February 14, 2011 by Jessica 1 Comment

At 9 a.m. on Monday, February 14, the Weston A. Price Foundation is holding a press conference to explain its concerns about USDA dietary guidelines and to offer its alternative. WAPF’s Healthy 4 Life guidelines can been viewed in this pdf or ordered in a $10 booklet. I’m so excited that this information is finally…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, D.C. Metro, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: food, nutrition, school lunch, Weston A. Price Foundation

Study says kids don’t want sweet cereals

December 20, 2010 by Jessica Leave a Comment

I just learned from Nancy Piho’s My Two-Year-Old Eats Octopus blog about the results of a new study on children and cereal. In a study published in Pediatrics, Yale researchers found that children will eat low-sugar options if they are offered. The gist is “If you serve it, they will eat it,” suggesting that offering…

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Filed Under: Activism & Politics, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Uncategorized Tagged With: cereal, children, extrusion, food, nutrition, real food, Sally Fallon, sugar, sweet, Weston A. Price Foundation, Yale research study

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Welcome to Crunchy-Chewy Mama, where the wilderness meets the sidewalk. Around here, I do my best to live as healthfully as possible. But compromises abound.

I also publish the resource blog Mindful Healthy Life of Metro DC. To learn about my writing and appearances and for details about the writing, editing and consulting services I offer, visit JessicaClaireHaney.com.

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