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Grass Fed Aberdeen Angus Cattle

Why Eat Grass Fed Beef?

October 4, 2013 Simon Whyatt

I’ve written before about the nutritional benefits of grass fed beef – In short, it’s higher in vitamins, minerals and

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What is Food? Part IV: A Potential Source of Toxins

September 27, 2012 Simon Whyatt

Image: FreeDigitalPhotos.net In the previous posts we established that human beings survive by consuming other living organisms to provide energy

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What is Food? Part III: Too Much of a Good Thing?

September 4, 2012 Simon Whyatt

What are you made of? It’s not an abstract question. I want you to think about what it is that

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Grass Fed Longhorn Cattle

You are what you eat eats…

June 29, 2011 Simon Whyatt

I’m sure that you’ve heard the expression “You are what you eat”. Well its true, quite literally. The food you

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Diet Debate: Dairy – Elixir of life, or not fit for human consumption?

March 28, 2011 Simon Whyatt

When I was a child, milk was most definitely “the white stuff”. Everyone knew that dairy was good for you

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