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Reader Questions: Cure Tooth Decay with Ramiel Nagel (Part I)

March 12, 2012 | by Jenny | 10 Comments

Do you think that tooth decay is genetic? Or that teeth cannot be remineralized? For this week’s Reader Question and Answer session, I chat with Ramiel Nagel, author of Cure Read More →

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Weston A Price: Findings on Traditional Foods

March 26, 2010 | by Jenny | 31 Comments

Weston A Price, a Cleveland dentist who, when challenged by rampant tooth decay and the considerable physical degeneration of his patients, left his practice and traveled the world Read More →

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A Visit from the Candy Fairy

July 25, 2009 | by Jenny | 16 Comments

The Candy Fairy came for a visit earlier this week. No, it's not what you think. She didn't leave bags of candy in our home ready for our three-year-old's eager hands. You Read More →

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Against the Grain: 10 Reasons to Give Up Grains

May 1, 2009 | by Jenny | 318 Comments

I've been toying, off and on, with the idea of eliminating grains for a while. I love them though - they're delicious in all their slightly sweet, grainy goodness. Still, Read More →

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