Letter from Publisher
Debbey Wilson
Fatigue and burnout are very real feelings that can take
root within, causing other dis-ease, if not acknowledged and addressed. This month’s issue offers home-grown solutions to this very real yet sometimes unavoidable
state. Burnout Recovery suggests ways
to reset one’s self and find balance within. Journaling to Access Inner Wisdom can help to address this state,
while enjoying the process of healing.
It is often thought by many that we cannot get enough
protein from plant-based foods. That’s becoming passé as more and more plant-based foods are now packed
with protein, becoming mainstream fare. In this month’s issue, Buffalo Cauliflower Bites and One-Pan Skillet Eggplant Parm are included for testing in
our home kitchens. Clever meat substitutes that please the palate are actually
in demand at restaurants around the country, so Easing into a Vegan Lifestyle is a perfectly-timed happening and
read.
“Throughout the nation, an estimated 8000 farmers markets
offer some of the freshest food anywhere,” shares The Bounty of Farmers Markets article, also leaving behind a much
smaller carbon footprint. Eliminated are the needs for many hands to touch the
produce, including long-distance travel, debilitating to the produce, the
consumer and the planet. Plus, farmers markets are notoriously fun and
especially healthy in that you are eating nutrition as close to its peak as
possible. Another big boon is seasonal eating, vital to true nutritional
hygiene.
As always, with the most open heart and mind, I hope you
enjoy reading on.