Episodes
Tuesday Sep 24, 2013
The Natural Nurse And Dr. Z - 09/24/13
Tuesday Sep 24, 2013
Tuesday Sep 24, 2013
Guest:Pauli Halstead
Topic: Primal Cuisine, Cooking for the Paleo Diet
Pauli began her professional culinary career in 1975, opening Pauli’s Café in San Francisco. Pauli brings many years of experience in fine California cuisine into her cookbook, Primal Cuisine, Cooking for The Paleo Diet. Her focus on fine food, lovingly prepared, is coupled with the paleo diet and the knowledge that the foods of our ancestors, which included wild meat and fish, foraged plants, nuts, seeds and berries, were the foods we humans evolved on and are the still basic building blocks of optimum physical and mental health. In Primal Cuisine, Pauli discusses how adopting the paleo diet has helped her overcome many years of debilitating health issues. Pauli further educates on the topics of what modern foods best replicate the paleo diet, the dangers of GMO’s, gluten and casein intolerance, and how our food choices impact the environment. Contact: www.theprimalcuisine.com
Tuesday Sep 17, 2013
Tuesday Sep 17, 2013
Annie is the best-selling author of five healthy/green living books, including Better Basics for the Home (Three Rivers Press, 1999), Home Enlightenment, Clean & Green (1990), and most recently True Food (National Geographic, 2010 and winner of Gourmand Awards Best Health and Nutrition Cookbook in the World). She has authored literally thousands of articles and was named “the foremost expert on green living” by Body & Soul magazine (2009). Others call her the “godmother of green.” She brings over 20 years of experience as a writer and editor about the connections between the environment, personal health and well-being. She has been the editor of a number of publications, including the award-winning “The Green Guide.” Contact: www.anniebond.com
Tuesday Sep 03, 2013
Tuesday Sep 03, 2013
Host Ellen Kamhi, PhD, RN, www.naturalnurse.com, interviews Dr. Norman Rosenthal. As the psychiatrist who first diagnosed seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and a veteran researcher at the National Institute of Mental Health, Dr. Norman Rosenthal is all-too-familiar with the ways that adversity can shape a person’s life. In his New York Times bestseller, Transcendence, Dr. Rosenthal explored a method being used by many—from war veterans to children—to cope with adversity. Now, in THE GIFT OF ADVERSITY: The Unexpected Benefits of Life’s Difficulties, Setbacks, and Imperfections, he tackles the topic of adversity head on, drawing on his own unique upbringing in apartheid South Africa as well as on case studies and discussions with well-known figures like Viktor Frankl and David Lynch, to show readers how they can learn from adversity to become better, stronger and more resilient. Contact: http://www.normanrosenthal.com/