Enriching the Soil of Your Life
Abigail Adams recognized the importance of teaching her own children. She stressed children should be taught by mothers who were not merely literate, but students themselves, and she was ready to speak out in favor of home-education every chance she had. She would have supported parents making an exodus from public schools (government schools) today!
She was a fabulous early example of how homeschooling could and should look….
A quick glance at a bunch of white lumpy kernels isn’t much to impress anyone, but the kefir grains (seen above) that combine with milk to make kefir are powerful and yield an incredibly healthy and surprisingly delicious beverage.
The main difference between kefir and yogurt is that kefir contains three times the amount of probiotics as yogurt. The milk used to make kefir is fermented with a combination of 10 to 20 different types of probiotic bacteria and yeast, but the milk used to make yogurt is only fermented with a few….
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Dr. Theresa Deisher received her Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Physiology from Stanford University and has spent over 20 years in commercial biotechnology.
In her Open Letter to Legislators, she warns that vaccine products contain DNA fragments from fetal tissue that cannot be filtered out. Research conducted suggests that using foreign, human DNA fragments is having unintended consequences. …
As a surgical RN and as a mom, I have always been a stickler on proper handwashing! Just ask my family!
So when my friend Jaralee Annice Metcalf did a handwashing experiment with her students to show why it is so important, I was thrilled because the results were disgusting! What a great teachable moment it made!
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Photo by Jorge Franganillo on Unsplash
What seems to be a main issue with energy drinks is that teens, and even adults, are under the impression that they are perfectly harmless.
Or think they are a health drink! Most people are unaware of the high caffeine content in one drink alone (not to mention the high amounts of sugar!)
Just one drink can equal 4 or more cups of coffee, and while sodas generally contain 15 mg of caffeine, one energy drink is likely to contain 2 to 10 times that amount….
