Marie Sarantakis's Blog, page 2
June 1, 2013
Reverse Retail Therapy: How to Sell Clothes on Poshmark
While most of my blog posts are about healthy eating, I take a holistic approach to health, believing that it is equally comprised of both the mind and body. When we accumulate too many goods, we not only stress about holding onto and organizing our items, but also take on the financial burden. This article will explain how to purge your closet and make some extra cash with little effort.
In a bad economy shopoholics do not disappear into the abyss and abandon their closets, but resort to new...
January 29, 2013
Oil Pulling
Stumbled upon this blog on “Oil Pulling”. Intrigued. Has anyone tried it? Notice any results? Recommend any oil in particular? http://simplehomemade.net/my-attempt-at-this-crazy-thing-called-oil-pulling-does-it-really-make-a-difference/
January 22, 2013
August 2, 2012
Grape Ice Cubes
Freeze green grapes to keep white wine cold – nice presentation plus they don’t water it down.
August 1, 2012
Consuming “Pond Scum” for the Health Benefits
Fresh-water algae, such aschlorellaandspirulina, are deemed superfoods by nutritionists and yet often completely overlooked and misunderstood by the general public. Despite the initial shock, these two types of single-cell algae are edible and incredibly beneficial for the human body. While not mainstream, they have been in existence for literally billions of years and served as a powerful part of the food chain. It is said that on a cellular level chlorella and spirulina contain every nutrie...
June 19, 2012
Which Vegetables Are In Season When?
Have you ever wondered which vegetables were in season? Here you go. Time your purchases for optimal flavor and price.
June 18, 2012
Diet Water – Available At A Store Near You
At least its not dehydrated. SMH.
10 Most Toxic Foods To Dogs
Stumbled across this and had to share. I always share my meals with my 100 lb. German Shepard, Lucky. Every time we’d eat some grapes he would spit them out unless I would peel them first. I pretty much dismissed Lucky’s fickle behavior to his spoiled ways. (And somewhat chuckled as I prefer my grapes peeled as well.) After seeing this list though, I should probably trust his instincts. And stop peeling him grapes.
