Rawmazing Raw Food Recipes and Information —Raw Food Rawmazing Raw Food House of Tibet - Salt Lake City, UT Cooks.com - Recipe Search and More should be as easy as unplugging the stove! It’s Never Too Late for Self-Care: Five Tips for Body Love in the New Year Hope everyone enjoyed a lovely weekend. I was in D.C. for two days for my cousin’s wedding, and am now on my way back to NYC for New Year’s Eve before returning back to D.C. to dive into the post-bacc grind. As I write this, I’m staring out the window of my train and thinking about how quickly New Year’s Eve seems to have arrived; last year’s NYE feels like yesterday. Time flies when you’re taking Orgo. I’ve been trying to assemble some thoughts on 2012, and it’s not easy. In spite of the fact that I’m a big New Year’s grump, I do have a few resolutions brewing, which I’ll write more about from 2013. Earlier this year, I ran into an old babysitter of mine–someone who had looked after me when I was eight, nine, and ten. The comment totally surprised me. Last year, in my biology class, I wrote a research paper about the genetic underpinnings of eating disorders. I, for one, believe that it is never too late to foster a more loving relationship with the body. xo
This Rawsome Vegan Life Paleo Bread™ By The Julian Bakery The Greek island of old age 6 January 2013Last updated at 19:08 ET By Andrew Bomford BBC News, Ikaria, Greece The inhabitants of a small Greek island live on average 10 years longer than the rest of western Europe. So what's the secret to long life in Ikaria? It could be the fresh air and the friendly, easy-going, open-door lifestyle. It could be fresh vegetables and goat's milk. It could be the mountainous terrain. It could even be the natural radiation in the granite rocks. "It's the wine," he says, over a mid-morning glass at his kitchen table. Stamatis celebrated his 98th birthday on New Year's Day. "Do you drink it all yourself?" The wine, and convivial days spent with friends and family, helped make Stamatis a poster-boy for the healing effects of Ikaria. Continue reading the main story Ikaria "At the time it was very expensive to have a funeral there," he remembers. By now he has a twinkle in his eye, and is in full flow. "I found my friends in the village where I was born, and we started drinking.