Monday, June 27, 2011
What do you put on your skin?
Just recently I have started to read the labels on my lotion, shampoo, toothpaste etc. And I do wonder "How much of all of that stuff that I can't pronounce gets absorbed through my skin and does it affect me? Well some may think I'm being a little extreme, but I think it is definitely something to think about. It's hard to get "all natural" everything, but I have made a few small changes and I do think twice before I rub something into my skin. I have been using coconut oil for lotion. I love it because I love the smell of coconuts. (It kinda smells like an almond joy Roy =) But the ingredients read coconut oil. And that is it. It is edible. So I feel pretty safe rubbing it on my skin every day. And a little bit goes a long ways so it is pretty cheap to buy. I'm still trying to find a good sunscreen, but I came across this article and thought it was quite interesting so I thought I would share. Click here to read the article. Let me know what you think.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Healthiest Bean Dip I've Found
Bean Dip (recently sampled at the Wyatt Riot with raving reviews):
1 can whole kernal corn
1 can black beans
1 can black eyed peas
1 can kidney beans
(all of these are drained)
1 red pepper diced small
1 yellow pepper diced small
1 orange pepper diced small
1-2 green peppers diced small
1 small onion diced
6 roma tomatoes diced
2-3 avacados diced (or 7-8 avacados for Paige style dip:)
Pour light catalina salad dressing over to desired sweetness, and put in a big bowl!
1 can whole kernal corn
1 can black beans
1 can black eyed peas
1 can kidney beans
(all of these are drained)
1 red pepper diced small
1 yellow pepper diced small
1 orange pepper diced small
1-2 green peppers diced small
1 small onion diced
6 roma tomatoes diced
2-3 avacados diced (or 7-8 avacados for Paige style dip:)
Pour light catalina salad dressing over to desired sweetness, and put in a big bowl!
Friday, June 3, 2011
The New USDA Dietary Guidelines Symbol

You probably all remember the food pyramid. Well they have now changed the pyramid to a plate which makes a lot more sense and is a lot easier to think about as you are preparing meals. Go to www.choosemyplate.gov to learn more about this plate and lots of other healthy tips.
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