This workshop also follows up with a meeting discussion we had about drug-free
strategies to manage illness. Also, good to find out about alternative
practicioners.  I'm hoping to attend this.  If anyone would like to car pool,
let me know.
Carol

Evergreen Cove is a holistic center in Easton, Maryland (770 Port Street); about
45 minute scenic drive on Eastern shore.

Influenza:
Holistic Prevention, Holistic Treatment
Wednesday, December 9
7:00-9:00 PM
Tuition: $30 members $35 non-members
Registration deadline: December 7th

This new workshop, with Dr. David and Debbie Mathis presents life-saving
information about H1N1 and the over-the-counter (OTC) herbal products which
should NOT be used to prevent or treat infection. Other topics include how to
increase protection by improving respiratory health naturally and specific
drug-free strategies to complement conventional treatment.

To register, call (410) 819-3395.
http://www.evergreencove.org/schedule/classes/H1N1-Mathis.html

DAVID MATHIS, MD, FAAFP, ABHM, D.Ay. (Board-certified Family Medicine,
Board-certified Holistic Medicine, Diplomate Ayurvedic Medicine) is Medical
Director at ECI in Westover, MD, with special training in infectious diseases.
Former Head of Family Medicine at Loudoun Hospital Center, and an Associate
Professor of Primary Care Medicine at George Washington University School of
Medicine, Dr. Mathis maintains an Ayurvedic practice in Easton.

DEBBIE MATHIS, MA, D.Ay., an Ayurvedic Practitioner and Certified Meditation
Instructor, studied Ayurveda in Boston, Albuquerque and India. In 1997 she and
her husband created the first American medical practice integrating Family
Medicine and Ayurveda. Debbie subsequently launched Ayurveda-MD.com, a website
for Ayurvedic patients, students and practitioners, and currently sees patients
with Dr. Mathis in Easton.

Here is info about the group I mentioned at the recent meeting.  It has been a
small group, but personally I'd like to see it grow so it will be worth Dr.
Liss' commute.
Join the google group and you'll receive meeting reminders and topics.
Carol

The Homeopathy Symposium of Annapolis is  moderated by Dr. Michael Liss, ND
443-739-7903 and is organized by Bryan Mong 410-224-0204.

The Homeopathy Study Group will meet first Thursday of the month from 7-9pm at
the Health Services Institute (7th Floor) of the the AAMC
Ambulatory Services Pavilion (ASP),  Anne Arundel Medical Center / 2004 Medical
Parkway/ Annapolis, Md 21401. (Jennifer Road Intersection)  The HSI telephone
number is 443.481.5360

There is free covered parking in the garage of the building. Take the
elevator to the third floor and then walk through the metal doors to
take the elevator to the 7th Floor.

Reminder:  Our meeting is today Wednesday November 18th from 10a.m. until noon
at Terri's house in Cape St. Claire.  The address is 1171 Green Holly Drive
Annapolis, MD 21409. Terri's number is 410-757-0370.

We will be presenting the highlights from the 4-day Weston A. Price conference
that Jessica and I just attended in Chicago.  All are welcome - including kids. 
We hope you can make it.

Cara Bergman

Reminder:  Our meeting is today, Wednesday November 18th from 10a.m. until noon
at Terri's house in Cape St. Claire.  The address is 1171 Green Holly Drive
Annapolis, MD 21409. Terri's number is 410-757-0370.

We will be presenting the highlights from the 4-day Weston A. Price conference
that Jessica and I just attended in Chicago.  All are welcome - including kids. 
We hope you can make it.

FOOD SAFETY ACTION ALERT!
November 12, 2009
MAKE A CALL TO PROTECT FAMILY FARMS,
LOCAL FOOD SYSTEMS AND SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

CALL SENATOR CASEY THIS WEEK!


The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee will take up 
S. 510, the Senate version of major food safety legislation already approved by
the House of Representatives, next Wednesday, November 18.

The bill would put real teeth into federal regulation of large-scale food
processing corporations to better protect consumers.  However, the bill as
written is also a serious threat to family farm value added processing, local
and regional food systems, conservation and wildlife protection, and organic
farming.

We need a food safety bill that cracks down on corporate bad actors without
erecting  new barriers to the growing healthy food movement based on small and
mid-sized family farms, sustainable and organic production methods, and more
local and regional food sourcing.

The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition and the National Organic
Coalition, have fashioned five common sense amendments to S 510.  We need your
help to make them happen!  The House has already passed their Bill.  This is our
last best chance to affect the final legislation.

Step 1: Make a Call

Please Call Senator Casey's office at (202) 224-6324 and ask for the aide in
charge of food safety issues.  Tell them you are a constituent and are calling
to ask the Senator to support the amendments proposed by the National
Sustainable Agriculture Coalition and the National Organic Coalition to the Food
Safety Modernization Act.  Specifically, ask your Senator to support the
following key changes to the bill:

The bill should direct FDA to narrow the kinds of value-added farm processing
activities which are subject to FDA control and to base those regulations on
sound risk analysis.  (Current FDA rules assume without any scientific evidence
that all farms which undertake any one of a long list of processing activities
should be regulated.)

The bill should direct FDA to ease compliance for organic farmers by integrating
the FDA standards with the organic certification rules. FDA compliance should
not jeopardize a farmer's ability to be organically certified under USDA's
National Organic Program.

The bill must provide small and mid-sized family farms that market value-added
farm products with training and technical assistance in developing food safety
plans for their farms.

The bill should insist that FDA food safety standards and guidance will  not
contradict federal conservation, environmental, and wildlife standards and
practices, and not force the farmer to choose which federal agency to obey and
which to reject.

Farmers who sell directly to consumers should not be required to keep records
and be part of a federal "traceaback" system, and all other farms should not be
required to maintain records electronically or any records beyond the first
point of sale past the farmgate.

Step 2: Report Your Call

Let us know how your Senator responded by clicking here 
http://salsa.wiredforchange.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=iDwJjwNOL9Ow7ubh59KDmnf2\
vBJtLWG%2B and typing in a brief report.

Step 3:  Learn More

For more information on the Senate Food Safety bill, please see NSAC's Talking
Points here
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f2vBJtLWG%2B and its Policy Brief Food Safety on the Farm here:
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Action Alert   11/11/2009
Senate Food Safety Bill Moving Forward.  Call Your Senators Today!

The Senate is taking the next step towards passing S. 510, the Senate version of
the  House food safety bill. The Senate HELP Committee is planning to "mark up"
the bill next week, and it's critical that they make changes before the bill is
approved by the Committee!

While FDA claimed that the bill only covers food in interstate commerce, the
language of the bill would impose sweeping regulations on all farms and food
processors ? everyone from your local CSA to the small bakers, jam makers, and
cheesemakers at the local farmers market.

Small local farms and food processors are fundamentally different from huge,
industrial food suppliers that ship food all over the country.  Congress can and
should address the problems with the industrial food supply without harming the
local food systems that provide an alternative for concerned consumers!

TAKE ACTION:

1.  Contact both of your U.S. Senators and ask them to push for amendments to SB
510 to:
(a) CLEARLY exempt intrastate foods,
(b) also exempt foods sold in local foodsheds.

More detailed talking points are below.  To find out who your Senators are, go
to www.congress.org or call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121.

2.  Also contact the Chair and Ranking Member of the HELP Committee:
     Chairman Harkin, (p): 202-224-0767, (f): 202-224-5128
     Senator Enzi, Ranking Member, (p): 202-224-6770

3.  Spread the word in your community!
You can download a flyer at:
http://farmandranchfreedom.org/content/files/Food-safety-Flyer-090924.pdf


TALKING POINTS:

1. Although FDA stated that the bill only applies to food in interstate
commerce, the language of the bill does not contain any such limitation.  On its
face, the bill applies to any farm or food producer, regardless of the size or
scope of distribution.  If the intent truly is to limit the bill to food that is
crossing state lines, then it must be amended.  And even then, the bill would
still negatively impact small farmers and food processors who live near state
lines and who cross state lines to reach local farmers markets and coops.

2. The major foodborne illness outbreaks and recalls have all been within the
large, industrial food system.  Small, local food producers have not contributed
to the highly publicized outbreaks. Yet both the House and Senate bills subject
the small, local food system to the same, broad federal regulatory oversight
that would apply to the industrial food system.  Increased regulations,
record-keeping obligations, and the penalties and fees could destroy small
businesses that bring food to local communities.

3.  FDA regulation of local food processors is unnecessary and burdensome.
Federal regulations may be needed for industrial processors that get raw
ingredients from multiple locations (sometimes imported from other countries)
and ship their products across the country, but federal regulation is overkill
for small, local processors.  Existing state and local public health laws are
sufficient for local food sources.

4. Relying on HACCP will not make food safer and will harm small processors.  S.
510 applies a complex and burdensome Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point
(HACCP) system to even the smallest local food processors.  Although the concept
of preventative controls is a good one, the federal agencies? implementation of
HACCP has already proven to be an overwhelming burden for a significant number
of small, regional meat processors across the country.  In the meat industry,
HACCP has not eliminated the spread of e. coli and other pathogens and has
resulted in fewer independent inspections of the large slaughter plants where
these pathogens originate.  At the same time, small, regional processors have
been subject to sanctions due to paperwork violations that posed no health
threat.  Applying a HACCP system to small, local foods processors could drive
them out of business, reducing consumers? options to buy fresh, local foods.

5.  S. 510 puts FDA on the farm by calling for FDA regulation of how farms grow
and harvest produce.  Given the agency?s track record, it is likely that the
regulations will discriminate against small, organic, and diversified farms. 
The House version of the bill directs FDA to consider the impact of its
rulemaking on small-scale and diversified farms, but there are no enforceable
limits or protections for small diversified and organic farms from inappropriate
and burdensome federal rules.

For more information, go to:
http://farmandranchfreedom.org/content/food_safety_bills_09

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I am not sure that this is the place to post this, but I accidentally picked up
someone else's potatoes at the Annapolis dropoff for Meadowbreeze Farm.  I
mistook them for my sweet potatoes.  If they are yours, you are welcome to come
pick them up-- I live very close (2 miles) to the dropoff site.  Phone contact
(706) 248-0537.
I don't think there is a yahoo group specifically for Meadowbreeze Farm, but I
thought people here might pick up from there.  Sorry if this isn't relevant.

Is anyone else interested in buying the fermented cod liver oil and high vitamin
butter oil in separate non-gel capsule form?

I understand the combo capsule does not have as much substance as the two
capsules separately. See info below. We've made this supplement a priority
during the flu season and want to have its full benefit.

If you can decide by Wednesday next week, let me know so we can place an order. 
Suzy said that she may be able to have it available through the Blooming Basket,
if there is enough interest.

Carol

According to Green Pastures here's, the break down:
Combo capsule: 750 mg per capsule (2/3 clo / 1/3 bo)
Individual capsules: 500 mg per capsule

I'm not a yogurt expert but I believe Greek yogurt is simply regular
old yogurt that has been strained so that the whey is removed, making
it much thicker and creamier.  I have done it with a fine mesh sieve
over a mixing bowl over night.  You can strain it further by tying it
up in a cheesecloth and twisting/squeezing more liquid out, depending
how dry you want it.  That might give you the texture you are looking
for.
Good luck!
~Suzy


On Nov 3, 2009, at 21:05 , Natasha Hitchcock wrote:

>
>
> Hi Terri,
> I don't have a yogurt maker but I use a recipe I saw once in New
> Beginnings - the La Leche League newsletter.  It's basically the
> same as Nourishing Traditions but you wrap the container (I just use
> the plastic containers I've saved from Rainbow Acres) in a electric
> heating pad on low and then wrap the whole thing in a tea towel and
> tie it at the top.  Leave it overnight and then stir it  in the
> morning and pop it in the fridge.  I've had pretty good luck this way.
> That all said, my kids still prefer the greek yogurt if they're just
> eating it and I have to agree.  I like the thick creaminess way
> better than any conventional yogurt!
> :-) Natasha
>
> On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 9:59 PM, Theresa Rafiq <trafiq@...>
> wrote:
>
> Please help me with my problem :)
>
> I love yogurt!  I love sitting down with a big bowl of white, creamy
> yogurt and eating it like a dessert.  I try to limit myself to 1
> pint a day, but could easily do more!
>
> BUT I have one big problem.  I only like it this way if it's
> commercially produced!  Like Stonyfield, Brown Cow, etc.  It's
> plain, unflavored, unsweetened, "organic", whole milk, non-
> homogenized (cream on top) -- but still not raw or grassfed (usually).
>
> I've tried making my own yogurt at home (I don't have a yogurt
> maker), and tried the yogurts from MeadowBreeze Farm and Rainbow
> Acres.  Those are fine for cooking, soaking, smoothies... but not at
> all good to sit down and eat from a bowl!  At least to my palate...
> They are too sharp and sour, whereas the commercial is very slightly
> sweet (though no added sweeteners).  Homemade and farm yogurts are
> simultaneously runny and lumpy, instead of smooth and creamy (once
> stirred up).  The cream on top of the farm yogurts sometimes comes
> as a "crust" and doesn't dissolve pleasantly into the yogurt at
> all.  I just haven't been able to get used to it to the point that I
> enjoy it instead of choking it down.
>
> Does anyone have any good suggestions for how to make raw milk
> yogurt in a way that is similar enough to the commercial varieties
> that I might actually want to eat it?  Is it even possible?  Would
> having a yogurt maker help, and if so what kind do you like?
>
> Thanks for any tips!!!
>
> Sincerely,
> Terri Rafiq
> Eco-Consultant
> Green Irene, LLC
> (443) 454-0732
> Serving Annapolis, Anne Arundel County and Kent Island
> terri.annapolis@...
> www.greenirene.com/terriannapolis
> Greening Our World, One Home And Office At A Time!
>
>
>
>
>  EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD
> Join me
>
>
>
>
> --
> aka the graceful Nabilah http://www.bintbeled.com/troupe.htm
> and Mommy to Haven and Tegan
> Need to get organized?  Ask how I can help!
>
>
>

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Posted by: "coniferous33" fionaavr1@...   coniferous33

Sat Oct 24, 2009 12:58 pm (PDT)

I wish I was more successfu with one of my kids who likes the tast of the raw milk but not the creaminess. She also has asthma and it should really help her with that. I hope if I make her drink it bit a day she'll adjust. I buy her organic "dead liquid" from WF as well.

And raw unfiltered honey: she insists that it trigers her asthma, sore throat etc. She assumes its the pollen in it. I cant help thinking its in her head. Also something Id like her to get used to with time.

Fiona

--- In WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Schembari" <mrssmilefix@...> wrote:
>
> Hello all, Interestingly , I missed a week of milk and had to get milk at
> the dutch farmers market. My family called it white water, they thought it
> had no taste. It was great to know they have grow accustomed to it. karen
>
>
>
> _____
>
> From: WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of coniferous33
> Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 11:01 PM
> To: WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County] Re: Happy to be a par to this group
>
>
>
>
>
> Thank you so much! Fiona
>
> --- In WAPF-Anne-Arundel-
> <mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County%40yahoogroups.com> County@yahoogroups.com,
> Elizabeth Grange <lizgrange1@> wrote:
> >
> > Welcome. I've found reassurance here too. There are many skeptics out
> there about eating Real Food/avoiding toxins/vaccines, etc. Its nice to have
> a group of people who don't think you are crazy- but who all know the
> healing and positive changes that come from eating traditional nutrient
> dense foods, and living a life free of being brainwashed by pharmaceuticals.
> >
> > Let us know if you have any questions. I've found much information here.
> >
> >
> >
> > ________________________________
> > From: coniferous33 <fionaavr1@>
> > To: WAPF-Anne-Arundel- <mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County%40yahoogroups.com>
> County@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Sun, October 18, 2009 12:54:57 PM
> > Subject: [WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County] Happy to be a par to this group
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Very happy to be a part of this group.
> >
> > Ive only been eating real food for about 2 mths now. I have 3 kids 13,11
> and 10. We love the food, well all of us except my asthmatic daugher who
> doesnt like the raw milk which should do wonders for her condition. She
> still insists on fat free at least organic and supposedly grass fed but
> pasturised milk from whole foods. But Im trying to wean her off of it onto
> the good stuff.
> >
> > My son went from a C student to B student this year. He says he doestn
> have problems concentrating anymore. His doctor warned it might be becasue
> 5th grade starts off easier! Thanks for the encourgement and openminededness
> about the benefits of real clean food! (Dont worry I didnt mention the raw
> stuff-want of make sure we can all have that). Hes also the one who told me
> we have such high rates of ADD because we are a nation of immigrants who are
> genetically more spontaneous! ! How do these supposedely highly intelligent
> doctors get manipulated by the drug companies?
> >
> > I felt the need to join a group for a sense of solidarity and support
> after someone at work confronted me with insinuations of selfishness for not
> wanting the swineflu vaccine. It was the same day that hordes were lining up
> at the facility where I work to get the flu shot, like sheep it seemed to
> me. and I had horrible images in my mind of another error where people did
> what they were told and rights were horrnedously infringed in an atmosphere
> of panic. I knew I needed a place to learn about the facts of vaccination
> and to have solidarity on issues I believe and want to fight for. To make
> sure my rights are not infringed on.
> >
> > By the way I tried to say as much on the comment box to enter this group
> but no matter how few words I used I was told it was over 200.
> >
> > Id love to learn more about organic gardening. Id love to be a farmer
> actually. 2 acres of land with a cow, chickens and pig and lots of
> vegetables. But Im prob too old to start that now and need a safer carreer
> so my kids will be able to persue what they want. So I'll do what I can with
> the land Im fortunate to have and maybe get some chickens next spring. I was
> planning on being a nurse. Did all the prereqs and wanted to start as an
> LPN. But I dont want to be a drug pusher. Dont want to insult anyone here.
> It's just not apealing anymore when I believe so much illness can be cured
> and prevented with good clean real food and exercise.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Fiona
> >
>

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Posted by: "coniferous33" fionaavr1@...   coniferous33

Sat Oct 24, 2009 12:58 pm (PDT)

I wish I was more successfu with one of my kids who likes the tast of the raw milk but not the creaminess. She also has asthma and it should really help her with that. I hope if I make her drink it bit a day she'll adjust. I buy her organic "dead liquid" from WF as well.

And raw unfiltered honey: she insists that it trigers her asthma, sore throat etc. She assumes its the pollen in it. I cant help thinking its in her head. Also something Id like her to get used to with time.

Fiona

--- In WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Schembari" <mrssmilefix@...> wrote:
>
> Hello all, Interestingly , I missed a week of milk and had to get milk at
> the dutch farmers market. My family called it white water, they thought it
> had no taste. It was great to know they have grow accustomed to it. karen
>
>
>
> _____
>
> From: WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of coniferous33
> Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 11:01 PM
> To: WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County] Re: Happy to be a par to this group
>
>
>
>
>
> Thank you so much! Fiona
>
> --- In WAPF-Anne-Arundel-
> <mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County%40yahoogroups.com> County@yahoogroups.com,
> Elizabeth Grange <lizgrange1@> wrote:
> >
> > Welcome. I've found reassurance here too. There are many skeptics out
> there about eating Real Food/avoiding toxins/vaccines, etc. Its nice to have
> a group of people who don't think you are crazy- but who all know the
> healing and positive changes that come from eating traditional nutrient
> dense foods, and living a life free of being brainwashed by pharmaceuticals.
> >
> > Let us know if you have any questions. I've found much information here.
> >
> >
> >
> > ________________________________
> > From: coniferous33 <fionaavr1@>
> > To: WAPF-Anne-Arundel- <mailto:WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County%40yahoogroups.com>
> County@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Sun, October 18, 2009 12:54:57 PM
> > Subject: [WAPF-Anne-Arundel-County] Happy to be a par to this group
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Very happy to be a part of this group.
> >
> > Ive only been eating real food for about 2 mths now. I have 3 kids 13,11
> and 10. We love the food, well all of us except my asthmatic daugher who
> doesnt like the raw milk which should do wonders for her condition. She
> still insists on fat free at least organic and supposedly grass fed but
> pasturised milk from whole foods. But Im trying to wean her off of it onto
> the good stuff.
> >
> > My son went from a C student to B student this year. He says he doestn
> have problems concentrating anymore. His doctor warned it might be becasue
> 5th grade starts off easier! Thanks for the encourgement and openminededness
> about the benefits of real clean food! (Dont worry I didnt mention the raw
> stuff-want of make sure we can all have that). Hes also the one who told me
> we have such high rates of ADD because we are a nation of immigrants who are
> genetically more spontaneous! ! How do these supposedely highly intelligent
> doctors get manipulated by the drug companies?
> >
> > I felt the need to join a group for a sense of solidarity and support
> after someone at work confronted me with insinuations of selfishness for not
> wanting the swineflu vaccine. It was the same day that hordes were lining up
> at the facility where I work to get the flu shot, like sheep it seemed to
> me. and I had horrible images in my mind of another error where people did
> what they were told and rights were horrnedously infringed in an atmosphere
> of panic. I knew I needed a place to learn about the facts of vaccination
> and to have solidarity on issues I believe and want to fight for. To make
> sure my rights are not infringed on.
> >
> > By the way I tried to say as much on the comment box to enter this group
> but no matter how few words I used I was told it was over 200.
> >
> > Id love to learn more about organic gardening. Id love to be a farmer
> actually. 2 acres of land with a cow, chickens and pig and lots of
> vegetables. But Im prob too old to start that now and need a safer carreer
> so my kids will be able to persue what they want. So I'll do what I can with
> the land Im fortunate to have and maybe get some chickens next spring. I was
> planning on being a nurse. Did all the prereqs and wanted to start as an
> LPN. But I dont want to be a drug pusher. Dont want to insult anyone here.
> It's just not apealing anymore when I believe so much illness can be cured
> and prevented with good clean real food and exercise.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Fiona
> >
>

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