Comments on: Carnival of Nourishment: 12th Edition

By: Anna May

Anna May — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 03:19:26 +0000

Glad to meet somebody else who isn’t a freak, sunwise! Just joking. I have always been under the impression that sugar, too much sugar, causes people to become too sensitive to the sun’s rays. Look what happens when you put plain sugar in a pot on the stove - it caramelizes. And with a lot of sugar in your blood, which feeds your skin…

When I was much younger and had a hell of a sugar habit, I got red from the sun, like everyone else. Not that I consume a lot of vegetable oil, either, I sure don’t. I do think it’s my low-sugar diet.

By: Joanne Hay

Joanne Hay — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 01:49:54 +0000

Neither do I Anna May. I’ve met red haired, fair skinned people who completely stopped burning in the sun when they switched to a more traditional diet and stopped eating vegetable oil. It must have been such a boon for the pharmaceutical industry when the ozone layer story broke. Rubbing their hands with glee they began to blame the incredible rise in skin cancer on the sun. I have a hunch it’s due to vegetable oils and margarine taking the place of cholesterol in the diet, creating havoc with melanin and vitamin D production. What do you think.

By: Anna May

Anna May — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 23:46:29 +0000

The 50 Tiny Habits article says to wear sunscreen. I never do, and don’t burn, in spite of living in a part of N. America that has nice hot sunny summers. I have fair skin and hair.

By: 5 Ways to Reconnect to Your Inner Child | Slow Down Fast Life Coaching and Lifestyle Design ~ David B. Bohl

Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:12:10 +0000

[...] Thanks to Life Insurance Lowdown for including this post in the Carnival of Life, Happiness, and Meaning, to The Next 45 Years for featuring this post in the Personal Development Carnival, to Widow’s Quest for inclusion in the Carnival of Positive Thinking, to Living by Design for including this post in the Living by Design Blog Carnival, to Intensive Care for the Nurturer’s Soul for featuring this post in the Carnival of Healing, and to Nourished Magazine for inclusion in the Carnival of Nourishment. [...]

By: Ellen Landauer

Ellen Landauer — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 17:24:44 +0000

P.S. Just scrolled back up looking to read other articles and noticed you also put up my article about ‘Stress From Electromagnetic Fields: Natural Solutions. Joanne, you’ve got to be a very cool person - living in a yurt! Wow! Now that we turned off the circuit to the bedroom, I never put it on except to plug in the vacuum to clean the room! Feel somehow like I am detoxifying from electromagnetic stress now that I don’t sleep with that static…

I will be very interested to hear about your experience living in your new yurt(s).

- Ellen

http://wwwhealthfreedomcoachcom.blogspot.com

By: Ellen Landauer

Ellen Landauer — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 17:15:01 +0000

Hi Joanne,

Thanks so much for including my post about dandelions in this great selection of nourishing articles. Your idea about lacto-fermenting the dandelion buds is an interesting one that I will consider trying. I would be more than happy if you have a recipe for that, to put it on my blog as a comment or guest article!

Wishing you and my fellow nourishing bloggers the Best of Health!
- Ellen

http://wwwhealthfreedomcoachcom.blogspot.com

By: Debra Moorhead

Debra Moorhead — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 12:40:31 +0000

Thanks for including my article in your carnival. That’s a great question - obviously directly related to your mission! Live joyfully!

By: Anmol Mehta | Mastery of Yoga

Anmol Mehta | Mastery of Yoga — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 04:48:11 +0000

Hey Joanne,

What an awesome job you have done with putting together this collection. It’s really great. Thanks also for including my free yoga videos — yup no catch, they really are free :-D.

Stumbled/Dugg…

Cheers,
Anmol