Dr. Lodi on camera, OASIS part 10 of 13
Here’s my first video with Dr. Lodi, and I’ll post another one tomorrow. I asked Dr. Lodi his success rate relative to allopathic stats and he said, “70% or 80% leave here with no cancer or very little cancer. But the 5-yr. marker is the telling statistic.” And it is very difficult for holistic [...]
6 Comments • Continue Reading →Giving Thanks
Tomorrow I won’t be blogging, as I’ll be going for a Central Park run, watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, and working in a soup kitchen in New York City, like last year. I’ll be having fun and counting my blessings. And working on my next book (I’ll tell you later) on the plane. [...]
3 Comments • Continue Reading →Parenting and Nutrition: I hate being the bad guy, Part 2
So I observe that even very overweight, ill people who overindulge, still pass up lots of junk food! You could have a year or two of depression where you ate everything in sight, and then, because it takes shockingly few calories to sustain fat cells, bam, you’re seriously overweight. And you could be more vigilant [...]
4 Comments • Continue Reading →TEXAS, PART 5 of 7: Video of WENDY and JANET in AUSTIN
As Kristin says, our Texas trip was “pure abundance.” She and I always talk about relationships that are “all good things,” versus relationships or activities or thoughts that are scarcity-oriented or damaging rather than nurturing. We met lots of Texans who are gravitating towards a lifestyle of abundance, even while the culture around them sinks [...]
7 Comments • Continue Reading →TEXAS, part 4 of 7, Amy’s Story
Amy was our key volunteer organizing our Austin, Texas event. I felt terrible that somehow I did not get to talk with her, as I arrived only 10 mins. before the event. (My GPS said the flagship Whole Foods Market, that I really wanted to see in the few hours we were in town, was [...]
7 Comments • Continue Reading →Texas, part 2 of 7: our volunteers amaze us and we love them!
In Dallas, we had folks who drove 4 hours from Oklahoma City, and a whole family who had driven from 6 hours to the south. We had amazing volunteers. Like Jennifer and Ian in San Antonio, and Kim Mitchell who is thriving with good nutrition, after beating the same melanoma diagnosis her mom beat 11 [...]
3 Comments • Continue Reading →Green Smoothie Guy convert: Boston Blake’s Blog
I got this email after my class last month in Sandy, Utah. Give Blake some encouragement on his new blog, or here? The idea of eating living/raw plant foods is new for him! Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: You probably hear this a lot, but what’s one more compliment? Last week my wife dragged me to your event [...]
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Green smoothies for kindergartners and pretty girls
Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: I have been a special education teacher for 17 years and switched to teaching kindergarten this school year! I am so excited to spend my days with 37 energetic little people. To start the year off, we talk about how to treat each other and filling each other’s invisible bucket each day [...]
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Cheryl says green smoothies were her catalyst for a fabulous life!
I recently received this inspiring letter (edited for length) and photo from GSG Cheryl. You’re going to love reading it! Dear GreenSmoothieGirl: I met you at the Portland conference, and had you sign my book after the talk. I know you meet a lot of people and probably don’t remember me, but I was there [...]
6 Comments • Continue Reading →420 lbs., scared, stressed, humiliated. Help!
Just received this letter from Mark. Mark, lots of people will be praying for you to make lifestyle changes like K’Lynne’s, with spectacular results! Such a great idea to just start eating whole foods instead—I have known so many people who can no longer absorb nutrition after those surgeries that hack and rearrange your digestive [...]
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