finding balance through conscious living
Kelp is the most nutritious of sea vegetables and is rich in amino acids, minerals, vitamins and phytonutrients such as lycopenes and carotenes. Unlike vegetables, kelp is easy for dog’s to digest due to the fact that it doesn’t require cellulose to encircle the cell…
Turmeric is a member of the ginger family and is most commonly used for cooking. Native to Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian, these countries have been cooking with this spice for thousands of years. In addition, Ayurvedic and Chinese medicines have sworn by the benefits…
More and more pet owners are turning to fish oil to supplement their dogs’ (and cats’) diets with healthy omega-3s. Fish oil contains mostly EPA and DHA (fish liver oils also contain vitamin D). In addition to EPA and DHA, whole fish contains selenium, vitamin…
Inflammation is the leading cause of many diseases and ailments. Turmeric is an all-natural anti-inflammatory that reduces the risks of everything from hip-dysplasia to cancer. I firmly believe in prevention through a species appropriate diet and proper supplementation. This is why I feed turmeric. Below…