Organic Change, Organic Life, Eco-Friendly Water

Being back... You are all going to agree with me, there is no better place than the one that makes you feel fulfilled...  Well, I can say that having collaborating a while with Christine Lewicki - a great author, mother, mentor - has truly changed my professional and personal lives. Indeed, today I feel I am doing what I am supposed to do, what I was meant to do. And this is what I called being fulfilled. I am not saying I have achieved the success I am dreaming of but I can say I am on the path to achieving success just because I enjoy my life in all ways. Thank you Christine for the beautiful work you do with people. You are truly talented in finding each of our uniqueness and pushing us forward.

Back from Europe... life there is sweet and happy! The boys and I spent 3 months in France in Brittany, in the middle of the countryside. It's green, humid and it rains so much that our eyes couldn't get tired from watching the grass, the trees, all the the different cultures in the vast fields. What is most pleasant is the way people care about Earth. They know how to recycle, how to reduce energy consumption, etc... They are so conscious about ecology that we have to learn from them. Well, not that they know more than Native people all over the world, but at least, they are closer than people from the US. Of course, there are many exceptions here too and we have to promote and talk about it as much as we can. For example, this product (link below) has been introduced in the US from Japan, 5 years before it was in Europe. It promotes health on many different levels ;  humans, animals and of course plants.... Check it out. http://hdeuxflo.yourbodyiswater.info Thanks and h...

Have you heard of Strong Acidic water or Electrolyzed Oxidizing Water?  You can actually get it at home and use it as a Disinfectant. It kills all Germs in 30 seconds and you don't have to worry about chemical danger or Pollution in your home. Studies have been done and publications are available on Pubmed (worldwide scientific reference) and other websites such as:  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=electrolyzed+oxidizing+water http://www.scopus.com/record/display.url?eid=2-s2.0-35748937925&origin=inward&txGid=Z7qOkwZbBj3bxmazLGPbugH%3a2 See it for yourselves....  I posted this many times over the past 2 to 6 years, because my son Léo (2 1/2 years old then) got severely burnt on his arm on Memorial Day 2010.  Beware of extinguished fire pits. UNDER THE ASHES LAY HOT COALS!! After visiting many emergency rooms, we were told to go to the County Burnt Center as ER doctors were not specialized enough to help Léo. Once there, the surg...

Hello Everyone, I've been absent for a while, actually a long while. I tried to post but taking care of a little one could be sometimes challenging, not to mention the big drive everyday to get my 2 other sons to school! Nevertheless, I never stop doing research on the last ecological things we can be doing to help our beautiful Planet, which I call also our Mother.  There are so many "Green" companies I like but this one caught my eyes lately, as I've been noticing these little bags laying on my friend's kitchen counter.... More and more people want to become eco-friendly, so this could be a first step if you're not already doing it. Take a look:  http://www.re-pacbags.com and enjoy shopping!

By John Upton  Grist, May 30, 2013  Straight to the Source  For related articles and more information, please visit OCA's  Genetic Engineering page ,  Millions Against Monsanto page ,  Oregon News page  and our  Food Safety Research Center page . A farmer in Oregon found a patch of wheat growing like a weed where it wasn't expected, so the farmer sprayed it with the herbicide Roundup. Surprisingly, some of the wheat survived. The startled farmer sent samples of the renegade wheat to a laboratory, which confirmed something that should have been impossible: The wheat was a genetically engineered variety that had never been approved to be grown in the U.S., nor anywhere else in the world. Read more:  http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_27640.cfm

Hey Guys, I found this great article about nano-particules and wanted to share... @h.deux.flo Nanotechnology was supposed to revolutionize the world, making us healthier and producing cleaner energy. But it’s starting to look more like a nightmare. Nanomaterials—tiny particles as little as 1/100,000 the width of a human hair—have quietly been used since the 1990s in hundreds of everyday products, everything from food to baby bottles, pills, beer cans, computer keyboards, skin creams, shampoo, and clothes. But after years of virtually unregulated use, scientists are now starting to say the most commonly used nanoproducts could be harming our health and the environment. One of the most widespread nanoproducts is titanium dioxide. More than 5,000 tonnes of it are produced worldwide each year for use in food, toothpaste, cosmetics, paint, and paper (as a colouring agent), in medication and vitamin capsules (as a nonmedicinal filler), and in most sunscreens (for its anti-UV...

Organic Change, Organic Life, Eco-Friendly Water: Change your Water, Change your Life : I know, I already send this message many times, but truly, this is an amazing discovery for me and I need to share this with everyone who h...

There is widespread use of GMO (genetically modified organisms) ingredients in so-called "natural" foods, including the "natural" brands that make up most of WFM and UNFI's sales. So-called "natural" (non-organic) soy milk, including leading brands such as "Silk," are made with conventional soy lecithin, utilizing the hazardous chemical, hexane, as an extraction agent. 90% or more of the vitamins and supplements now on the market labeled as "Whole Foods," "natural" or "food based" are spiked with synthetic chemicals. Learn more:  http://www.organicconsumers.org/whole_foods_unfi.cfm

Unless the rice you buy is certified organic, or comes specifically from a farm that tests its rice crops for genetically modified (GM) traits, you could be eating rice tainted with actual human genes. The only known GMO with inbred human traits in cultivation today, a GM rice product made by biotechnology company Ventria Bioscience is currently being grown on 3,200 acres in Junction City, Kansas -- and possibly elsewhere -- and most people have no idea about it. Since about 2006, Ventria has been quietly cultivating rice that has been genetically modified (GM) with genes from the human liver for the purpose of taking the artificial proteins produced by this "Frankenrice" and using them in pharmaceuticals. With approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Ventria has taken one of the most widely cultivated grain crops in the world today, and essentially turned it into a catalyst for producing new drugs. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/035745_GMO_rice_human...

Hey.... I am a Woman and I know women and men out there appalled by Rush Limbaugh's comments should boycott his radio broadcast and tell him to retire! The good thing is that he represents the Republican Party and now these guys have to deal with him...  How amazing that in this day and age, men can still think like Cavemen, OK maybe like in the Middle-age era. What's wrong with this guy? Has he lost his mind or is he for real? And he's married...! Is it just for the heck of it or he has a real wife? Where is she, what's her reaction on this? How does she feel about her husband insulting women? When it's the time we finally realize that we are all Human Beings? Enough hatred now.... let's pull ourselves together and work towards a better life, a better Earth. Thank you,

Dear All, I wish the whole planet a great New Year. May 2012 bring all live beings Peace, Love and Health. May we all be aware of our surroundings and may we all become conscious of cleaning Mother Earth.... Here is an article from one of the greatest website called "Nourishing the Planet": Enjoy... As we head into 2012, many of us will be resolving to lose those few extra pounds, save more money, or spend a few more hours with our families and friends. But there are also some resolutions we can make to make our lives a little greener. Each of us, especially in the United States, can make a commitment to reducing our environmental impacts. Here are 12 simple steps that you can take be more green in the new year. (Photo credit: Julie Carney, Gardens for Health International) The United Nations has designated 2012 as the International Year of Sustainable Energy for All. Broadening access to sustainable energy is essential to solving many of the world’s challenges, i...

1. Be realistic:  The fear of not providing enough to eat often causes hosts to cook  too  much. Instead, plan out how much food you and your guests will realistically need, and stock up accordingly. The  Love Food Hate Waste  organization, which focuses on sharing convenient tips for reducing food waste, provides a handy “ Perfect portions ” planner to calculate meal sizes for parties as well as everyday meals. 2. Plan ahead:  Create a shopping list before heading to the farmers’ market or grocery store. Sticking to this list will reduce the risk of impulse buys or buying unnecessary quantities, particularly since stores typically use holiday sales to entice buyers into spending more. During the meal: Control the amount on your plate to reduce the amount in the garbage. 3. Go small:  The season of indulgence often promotes plates piled high with more food than can be eaten. Simple tricks of using smaller serving utensils or plates can encourage small...