“Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk” President's Cancer Panel Report, May 2010.
"Exposure to pesticides can be decreased by choosing, to the extent possible, food grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers…
Similarly, exposure to antibiotics, growth hormones, and toxic run-off from livestock feed lots can be minimized by eating free-range meat raised without these medications."
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From Organic Recipes
 Summary: Salsa can be made from any type of tomato, these are especially good. Especially in the summer when there is an abundance of tomatoes
Ingredients
2 pounds organic heirloom tomatoes
1 medium organic red onion
1 cup organic cilantro
1 organic Jalapeno pepper
1 tsp sea salt + more for taste
Instructions
Core the tomato, remove the brown stem part.
Cut off any cruise or blemishes. Chop the tomato until it is well diced. Think how you want it to [...]
From Sustainability
 Every day we run into new terms for food. Sometimes there is a new certification, other times its a new way to process or farm the food. Occasionally its a new “marketing” ploy to get you to buy a particular type of food. It can get very confusing for the conscious eater.
Here are a few terms to help you as you vote with your dollars what types of food you will eat.
Farming Terms
Certification for [...]
From Holistic Food Therapies
 Case Purchases
Our Case Purchases selection in the store is for diets and therapies that are often sought out by individuals with and without chronic disease for the purpose of supporting and or improving their natural immune system.
The selection supports:
Raw Food Diets,
Cooked Food Diets
as well as diets that focus on juicing fresh organic foods.
The selection is designed for cancer patients, preventive cancer practitioners, and individuals that require bulk organic food purchases. Quarter, half, [...]
From Feed Your Brain
 We have been enjoying the fresh organic fruits this summer, especially the local blueberries, peaches, and melons. Thank you Mirit. As part II to an earlier post – Storing Your Organic Produce , where I listed how to store vegetables, I would like to share tips and tricks to extend the life of your fresh organic fruits, without plastic.
We have been moving more and more to paper bags for storage in the refrigerator. You can [...]
From Organic Gardening
 BIRDS AND VEGETATION ARE DYING…
Widespread Mysterious Crop Damage Near Gulf Oil Spill Area
From Feed Your Brain
 We all have the same question.
How do I store the different vegetables or fruits from this weeks Harvest?
Often just putting them in the refrigerator accelerates the problem and they dry out. But we all try to make our fresh organic fruits and vegetables remain that way as long as we can. During Harvest Day we have learned that green leafy plants love to be stored in wet towels with flake ice on top of them, [...]
From Organic Recipes
 Summary: Grilling brings out the natural flavor and sweetness of zucchini, yellow squash, red bell pepper, eggplant and onion in these savory tostadas. Grill whole wheat tortillas for a crispy base and top with fresh salsa, sliced avocado and a squeeze of lime.
Ingredients
1 pound organic tomatoes, seeded and diced
1/3 cup finely chopped organic cilantro
2 tablespoons organic lime juice
1 teaspoon salt, divided
1/8 teaspoon freshly ground organic black pepper
1 organic jalapeño pepper, stemmed, seeded and finely [...]
From Organic Recipes
 Summary: If you didn’t know that this was baked instead of fried, you’d never know the difference. By not deep frying the eggplant, which is traditional and soaks up incredible amounts of oil, you decrease calories and fat. Similar to traditional eggplant parmesan, this dish comes out just as bubbly and filled with rich real Italian flavor. Serve with a light organic green salad and don’t forget glass of organic red wine.
Ingredients
2 organic free [...]
From Nutrition
 Imagine eating 100 grams of fiber a day as you hunt and gather from all manners of roots, berries, leaves and plants. Now, realize that the average American eats about 8 grams of fiber a day while they work their way through a week. It was the fiber that helped our ancestors to stay thin and healthy.
Of course all that walking around and running from “things” that eat you helped too.
Did you know?
Can [...]
From Gulf of Mexico oil spill

I am trying to remain positive about this catastrophic ecological event, but I continue to cry. I do not wish for this blog to become a negative outlet. But I do truly and firmly believe that the DeepWater Horizon Gulf of Mexico oil spill must have our attention and we must pour our hearts, our positive energy and our Spirits into it. Because we must find a deeper meaning to what we [...]
From Nutrition
Flagler Organics has made a great connection with a local organic blueberry producer for Palm Coast, Bunnell and Flagler Beach members. We are so excited about our first harvest on Tuesday. We will have hundreds on pounds of fresh organic blueberries, so bring a friend, tell and neighbor and share with everyone this great opportunity to buy fresh organic blueberries below farmer market prices and well below retail.
Blueberries are rich in Vitamins A, C, [...]
From Nutrition
 Today many “foods” we have the option of eating taste great but may have little or no nutritional value. There are many recent studies that show we are actually what we eat. Either we are eating to prevent disease and inflammation or we are not, and I can say from experience that it is not easy. The National Cancer Institute says that 8-10 servings of fruits and vegetables per day can decrease your risk of [...]
From Lifestyle
 Fresh Brew from LifeThyme Cafe in Palm Coast, City Walk
Some of you already know that we carry fresh organic coffee from The Life Thyme Cafe and Wellness – Anne Marshall and Carola Coopers’ new and wonderfully exciting apothecary, massage and organic coffee cafe in City Walk, Palm Coast.
Believe me you will not find this organic product at the Farmer’s Market or even in your local big industry grocery stores. We drink coffee and I [...]
From Organic Recipes
The other night my daughter came home from what must have been a wonderful lesson on nutrition because she wasn’t
interested stir fry Chinese food, which she loves, but ate two bowls of salad (red leaf lettuce from share and tons of avocados from share).
She then said, “Daddy, lets have corn and chard soup tomorrow”. I had never done it, but we gave it a go. I used chicken broth as
a base, but certainly vegetable [...]
From Organic Recipes
 A few weeks ago I rendered all of my zucchinis’ nutritional value null by breading it and frying it to death in a vat of oil. The kids loved it. This time I added a little of the unhealthy, while preserving some of the zucchini’s original values. From a suggestion on Facebook, following my last post, I cut the zucchini’s length wise like steak fries. I dipped them in egg and [...]
From Nutrition

According to Alternative Medicine practitioners, food is medicine. Each piece of fruit or vegetable that we eat contains certain nutrients & minerals which contribute to our health.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) each food is categorized as warming, cooling, or neutral to the body. For example, when you eat red pepper, a warming food, you feel hotter, maybe your face gets red or you sweat. By [...]
From Feed Your Brain
When it comes to preventing or easing seasonal allergies, local honey works far more effectively and safely than the immune-suppressing allergy drugs prescribed by doctors or sold over the counter. It also saves you lots of money. Horticulturist/author Tom Ogren (www.allergyfree-gardening.com) has described local honey as being packed with pollen grains and other nutrients making it one of the most potent immune-system boosters.
How local honey works is similar to homeopathy’s concept of “like cures like.”
Allergies [...]
From Sustainability
 Did you know that only 1% of all pesticides causes nearly all pesticide-related risks to early childhood development from dietary exposure?
Just one percent is enough to bring on autism, ADHD, birth defects and allergies with the number of children to be impacted by these health disorders on the increase, according to the Organic Center (www.organic-center.org), which released its projections on March 16.
That one percent was #1 of the center’s “Food Safety, Agriculture and Nutrition: 7 [...]
From Organic Recipes
 Organic canned beans are fast and easy to use. For really good beans prepare them from scratch. Its really easy to do, you just need a bit of planning.
First, rinse and sort dried beans, discarding any blemished ones or any grit. Then soak:
* LONG SOAK: Cover dried beans with three times their volume of water and lets stand in refrigerator for 12 hours or overnight. Drain.
* QUICK SOAK: In saucepan, cover dried beans with three [...]
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