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by Kristina Chew
Editor´s Note from Cheryl Murphy: Kristina Chew nailed it when she stated, 'not everyone's taste buds are the same,' but even our own taste buds change over time. Kristina tells all on taste buds-what they do, how they work, how many we have and how being a super taster is not what it's cracked up to be.
by Kristin S. Padilla, RN, BSN, RNC
by Kristin Neff, PhD
Editor's Note from Diane Renz: We, as a culture, and as individuals, are learning how to return to a healthier relational quality within and between ourselves and each other. Compassion is natural to us but often covered by our fear. It is warm-hearted re-membering of our connection to each other, our natural humanity in all its beauty and pain.
"What makes you think you have the right to know?" asks Danny DeVito in a witty, ironic public service announcement by the political action committee sponsored by consumer advocacy group Food & Water Watch in support of Proposition 37. California's ballot initiative to label genetically engineered foods. A diverse, all-star cast joins DeVito in the "Right to Know" PSA, including Bill Maher, Dave Matthews, Jillian Michaels, Emily Deschanel, John Cho, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson, KaDee Strickland and Kristin Bauer van Straten. Learn more by going to www.foodandwaterwatch.org.
Editor´s Note from Michael Williams: Another wonderful TED Talk video featuring storyteller Kristin Pedemonti. Kristin tells the story of her encounter on a New York subway and her Free Hugs campaign.
by Kristin Wartman
Editor´s Note from Cheryl Murphy: Is organic food truly better for us? With current new studies revealing it doesn't matter to some, Kristin Wartman spells out why the term "organic" is becoming grayer by the day. Labeling food is a big deal these days. Large companies have spent over 25 million battling Prop. 37 in California to prevent labeling genetically modified foods. Is it time to bring a few more categories into our food supply?
by Kristin Fraser
Editor’s Note: Holistic Nutritionist, Kristin Fraser gives us some tips towards a holistic nutrition diet.
Editor´s Note from Karen Stabley: For the past two years, photographer Lisa Kristine has traveled the world, documenting the unbearably harsh realities of modern-day slavery. She shares hauntingly beautiful images -- miners in the Congo, brick layers in Nepal -- illuminating the plight of the 27 million souls enslaved worldwide.
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As a first time mother of an eight-and-a-half month old, I'd like to begin with a personal anecdote of how music has already had an influence on my child's life.
It has become a truism in our culture that we need to have high self-esteem in order to be happy and healthy. Psychologists have conducted thousands of studies touting the benefits of self-esteem. Teachers are encouraged to give all their students gold stars so that each one can feel proud and special...
"All natural." "Farm-fresh." "Cage-free." Thanks to phrases such as these, consumer confusion is common when it comes to understanding and buying food. The battle raging in California over the labeling of genetically modified foods illustrates just how much labels do indeed matter -- to consumers as well as to corporations...
So perhaps it’s time for a new era of indulgences. A time where “you can have your cake and eat it too” - so to speak. It’s about learning to love the foods that love you back....jpg)





