Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

[Article] EarthTalk® | Organic Foods


EarthTalk® | Organic Foods

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Some studies show organic foods to be no healthier and only marginally safer with regard to individual exposure to pesticides than non-organic foods. Nonetheless, choosing organic is a wise "better safe than sorry" strategy which also reduces pollution and conserves water and soil quality.
Dear EarthTalk: There's been a lot of coverage on the topic of organic foods and how they aren't actually any healthier than conventional foods. Is this true? -- Gina Thompson, Salem, OR There is no doubt that organic foods are healthier -- for our bodies individually, as well as for the environment -- than their conventionally produced counterparts. The question is how much healthier and does the difference warrant spending more on your grocery bill. Conventional food is produced using … [Read more...]

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Natural Handmade Soap & Gift Sets


Good Intentions Soap Company, Cathy Jacobsen, 763.381.1911,
goodintentionssoap@gmail.com, www.goodintentionssoaps.com,
www.facebook.com/GoodIntentionsSoap

We create Premium Artisan Soap that is all-natural, vegan, and handmade locally with organic, sustainable and animal free/cruelty free oils and butters. Our soaps contain healing oils, such as Coconut, Olive, Castor, Cocoa, Hemp Seed and Almond, and butters, such as Unrefined Shea, Macadamia and Avocado, to produce the highest amount of glycerin for skin health. Herbs, botanicals and herbal infusions are used to give
the soaps their special skin-healing properties. Plant-based, pure essential oil blends are used therapeutically and for aromatherapy. Colorants are plant or mineral-based.

Good Intentions Soaps are available for personal use, wholesale, retail and gifts. Each soap is made with a specific intention by using herbs, oils and energy to support your healing path.

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Meet some of the vendors at the MBS Expo this weekend!

Each year, Body Mind Life Expo™ brings together experts qualified to help you reach your health and fitness goals.You’ll also find the motivational tips and tools to help you achieve more balance, success and happiness in your life. From anti-aging and relaxation products to the latest in healthy solutions for your home and unique vacation ideas, it’s all here.


Start feeling better and more fulfilled.



Highlights this year include the return of “Biggest Loser” Season 9 contestant Hampton O’Neal, who will launch his new foundation at this show. Also: A vast array of information and products related to health and wellness. Expo Hotline: 612.798.7256. Admission is $3 with the half-price coupon available online at www.101expos.com/bml/ – and free for kids 17 and under when accompanied by an adult. Be sure to visit the exhibitors below.















Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Twin Cities Kirtan Festival returning March 10


Twin Cities Kirtan Festival returning March 10

The third annual Twin Cities Kirtan Festival, a celebration of Sanskrit chant music, known as Kirtan, will take place March 10, featuring local chant bands, holistic wellness practitioners and guided meditations.
The event will be from 4-11 p.m. Saturday, March 10 at One Yoga, a nonprofit Yoga studio, at 721 W. 26th St., Minneapolis. Tickets are $20, available in advance online and at the event.
Kirtan is a form of bhakti yoga; the yoga of devotion. The music connects participants with their hearts and spirits, and evokes feelings of bliss. The festival will demonstrate a broad range of what the local Kirtan scene has to offer. Local chant bands have their own unique sound. The event will also feature a holistic wellness area, with practitioners offering their services by donation, as well as guided meditations. Cross the street, for a bite to eat, at Common Roots Cafe or French Meadow Bakery and Café, which both offer organic and gluten-free menus.
The event, which will include door prizes — yoga music, products and more — is produced by Raising the Consciousness [www.raisingtheconsciousness.com]. For questions, please contactcolleen@raisingtheconsciousness.com.
Online tickets are available here.
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