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Is it? Or does a simple answer just not include, the rest of the story.

You can spend days reading about the pros and cons of modern wheat and find evidence to support your individual beliefs to whichever side you choose. However it is one thing to read about something, take sex as a for instance, but it can be a real eye opener when you actually try it. It seems...

Quite comfortable sharing, Cory. First, we buy local and from the source. Virtually every community has local producers and a network of people that use them. If hunting and gathering is an option use it. We eat whole foods that we cook ourselves. Sylvia makes a great Bulgarian yogurt made...

Organic is good, it is just that if you look at it as a label for "goodness" and look no farther, you will fall short of your goal. It is a term, like "all natural" that is easily abused. There are multiple ways to achieve organic produce, including no till and no herbicide using crop rotation...

No. He should get smarter.

Everyone needs to understand this and its implications. This is not a conspiracy to deprive us of healthy soil and foods. It is purely economics. We are buying what is being sold, why should anything change. For the most part people are not willing to waste their time with understanding these...

Thanks for watching it, Cory. It's all about money and who is getting it. It is not the farmers and ranchers making boatloads of profit. They are just the ones busting their asses and paying big bucks to stay in the game. No matter how flush a player may appear, it is the house that...

That is true, Sean. In this case however, because there is a simple fix, you will definitely want to know.

I do get that and understand the, "I have better things to do with my time" thought. Unfortunately, it is this aversion of things not fast or fun that makes us easy victims. Without knowledge there is no way to differentiate between what is hype or truth.

I couldn't find a time clock on vimeo but skip to about a third of the way through and she is talking about today's food and how it differs in nutrition from 1940 to 1991. Huge declines!

I am rather surprised that no one has commented on this, as some of the statistics that she gives are amazing. Has anyone watched it?

The audio in this rather long video is not the best but Dr.Jones from Australia is worth listening to. This stuff is being discussed in the alternative land use thread but is all part of the same questions. I would strongly encourage anyone interested in understanding health and nutrition watch...

I honestly have no idea, Cory. I do suspect that something has changed because kids have been eating peanuts for a long time and allergic reactions were few. But my point was that eating healthy is not as easy as it used to be. Our foods have changed and the packaged choices are as wholesome...

This is from their web site, Steve. " We source our peanuts from suitable growers around the world" 

QUOTE=cory;773917]..... PB (how the heck can pb be bad for you ??...... This is a good example of a simple food that may carry health risks you are not told about. Have you ever wondered about how many more people are allergic to peanuts? As a soft shelled legume, peanuts oily meat is...

Not good, Cory. But not just because of carbohydrate balance but because those meals were also industrially produced. Taken as a whole, with all the wealth and knowledge we have, the average modern diet is atrocious. We are slaves to easy and so become victims by consent. Reading food labels...