Spring is here! Now is a great time to learn about vertical gardens!
Be sure to catch the monthly podcast on caring for fruit trees on the
Urban Forestry Radio Show that goes out LIVE on the last Tuesday of
every month at 1pm EST. Susan Poizner is the author of Growing Urban Orchards.
Monthly live podcast - Caring for Fruit Trees
Authors Brenda Davis and her son, Cory Davis, discuss their new book, PLANT-POWERED PROTEIN.
Topic: Role of Food in Weight Loss
Hi, we are Dr Linda & Dr Erica, NHS doctors from the UK and we created Afternoon Tea with Docs during the pandemic because we saw the devastating effects Covid19 had primarily on our patients living with preventable and often reversible lifestyle related chronic diseases,
In this episode we discuss with Dr. Rahman diet plans, plant based diet and an important pillar of lifestyle medicine i.e., "Nutrition" to Transform your wellbeing in 2022.
Please join our "town hall"-style conference call to receive an update on the PCRM's program to launch a series of nutrition research studies that will dramatically improve health care and revolutionize nutrition science.
Current research has confirmed what traditional herbal healers have known for centuries: certain plants and plant-derived components can play valuable roles in critical healing processes, such as reducing inflammation, treating and preventing degenerative diseases, and even thwarting cancer. As a bonus, these plant-derived compounds are inexpensive, readily available, nontoxic, and devoid of the rampant and dangerous side effects that abound with the majority of pharmaceuticals.
Baby teeth from children with autism contain more toxic lead and less of the essential nutrients zinc and manganese, compared to teeth from children without autism, according to an innovative study funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), part of the National Institutes of Health. The researchers studied twins to control genetic influences and focus on possible environmental contributors to the disease. The findings, published June 1 in the journal Nature Communications, suggest that differences in early-life exposure to metals, or more importantly how a child’s body processes them, may affect the risk of autism.
Article by PCRM. Swapping beef for beans would help the United States reach targeted greenhouse gas emission reductions, according to a report published in Climatic Change. Researchers compared simulated net emissions of legume production, subtracted those from average beef production rates, and used U.S. reduction goals for 2020 as a reference.
Article from NIH. Your digestive system is busy. When you eat something, your food takes a twisty trip that starts with being chewed up and ends with you going to the bathroom. A lot happens in between. The health of your gut plays a key role in your overall health and well-being. You can make choices to help your body stay on tract.
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