March 23rd, 2016 | Our Food, bees, forest, global, harvesting, healing, honey, hunting, international, Mbuti, Nepal, ritual, tradition, video, wild
Honey hunting is a tradition that is older than humanity and has been developed by people (and animals) all around the world. We all like honey. It is interesting to see the different clever and daring rituals people have developed in the quest to harvest honey. As we all know, honey is worth it. The following is a selection from a variety of traditional techniques from around the world, which I will keep adding to. Please feel free to add others. Craving sweetness is hardwired into our physiology.
November 1st, 2013
Buy Premium Dried Kefir Grains Kefir makes a great easy breakfast when on a camping trip. Simply strain and add milk! This summer we took our kefir with us to Chaco Canyon and we were glad we did. As it turns out the beneficial yeasts and bacteria in kefir help to protect us from radiation a ...
March 18th, 2013
Daytime Ottawa hosts ask why we can't purchase raw milk and is it safe to consume. More info at rawmilkconsumer.ca ...
January 7th, 2013
Guinea Pig Kids by Topic In late 2004, a scandal erupted in New York City over the "volunteering" of more than 700 city foster children in clinical trials for HIV drugs already been shown to be toxic in adults. A city investigation later documented 200 deaths. It claimed, without complete me ...
November 9th, 2012
Recipe for Wild 'n Raw Blackberry-Cardamom Ice Cream. Make this recipe with yogurt for a probiotic-rich delight! About four years ago we started a video project called Mouth of Babes. The show features Ruthie, a pregnant mama and her 2 year old son Mikko, cooking nutrient dense foods, followi ...
October 11th, 2012
An exciting video journey through the world of time-lapse photography by John Ott, one of the founders of the science of photobiology. http://www.exploringthespectrum.com This is an introduction to Dr. Ott's time-lapse movies which show how plants and animals are deeply affected in movemen ...
July 18th, 2012
Reposted from description on youtube: Kanboshi(Drying the coldest) Daikon (White Radish) is made in Hida Kamioka (The next town of Takayama) the Yamonomura area as a preserved food for winter. Peeled, sliced radishes are boiled and then hung out under the eaves for about a month to expose the ...
March 28th, 2012
This video already has nearly 2 million views so maybe many of you have already seen this. Personally I wouldn't want to be swallowing one of those so called 'smart pills' but I sure do appreciate getting a look at the difference between digesting processed foods and homemade food. Those ramen noodl ...
February 27th, 2012
Full Signal is a very important documentary as it looks at the issues of wireless technology and it's effect on our health in a clear way. It points out that people who are electrically hypersensitive are not out to get rid of technology, we simply want this technology to be dealt with responsib ...
November 23rd, 2011
Jem Bendell is a professor and the owner-director of Lifeworth Consulting, providing solutions for systemic change towards sustainable development. For 16 years he has consulted with business, United Nations (UN) and civil society, while writing over 100 publications on the social responsibility ...
