Giving Thanks Sitting down to share a meal with others on Thanksgiving in order to be thankful is the most important initiative. Let it be with family, friends, or even with those in need, so we can all share each others' company. Remember, happiness isn't necessarily about getting what we want, but rather, about wanting what we have.
The next few Going True Green blog posts over this Thanksgiving weekend, along with this post, will be sharing information and stories that give back and give thanks. I trust you will enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed blogging about them.
The next few Going True Green blog posts over this Thanksgiving weekend, along with this post, will be sharing information and stories that give back and give thanks. I trust you will enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed blogging about them.
I start off in this post by wishing everyone a happy Thanksgiving and by providing some helpful info toward living a more Earth and Health friendly life. I am calling this: Thanksgiving 2.0
"20 Healthiest Foods To Eat"
Many nutritionists and scientists are in agreement that the following list of foods are the healthiest. They are even better when grown organically. How many items below are found on your Thanksgiving table?
Many nutritionists and scientists are in agreement that the following list of foods are the healthiest. They are even better when grown organically. How many items below are found on your Thanksgiving table?
| Apples Almonds Artichokes Avocados Bananas Barley Beans Butternut & Spaghetti Squash Dates Dandelion Greens | Eggs Garlic Green Tea Pomegranates Red Lentils Red Seedless Grapes Salmon & Halibut Seeds Sweet Potatoes Watercress |
"Don't Poison Your Leftovers"
Don't put your Thanksgiving leftovers into plastic! Use Pyrex glass or porcelain. If you only have plastic containers, then put wax paper against the plastic or first wrap your food in wax paper. Also, never heat or freeze your food and drink in plastic. Only three (3) things DO NOT put carcinogens into our food or drink and they are shown below. For more information on don't poison your leftovers, visit our web page at EnergyHotwire.
Don't put your Thanksgiving leftovers into plastic! Use Pyrex glass or porcelain. If you only have plastic containers, then put wax paper against the plastic or first wrap your food in wax paper. Also, never heat or freeze your food and drink in plastic. Only three (3) things DO NOT put carcinogens into our food or drink and they are shown below. For more information on don't poison your leftovers, visit our web page at EnergyHotwire.
 Porcelain |  Glass |  Wax Paper |
"Compost, Crops, & Chickens"
If you or someone you know has a yard or some property where you can grow an organic garden and have a compost, then do so to save money, earth, and health! There is an amazing and healthy enjoyment to tasting food that you grew yourself.
Here's a little known fact that you might find interesting: Many suburban Townships allow their constituents with property to own up to 6 chickens for your own fresh eggs each morning.
If you or someone you know has a yard or some property where you can grow an organic garden and have a compost, then do so to save money, earth, and health! There is an amazing and healthy enjoyment to tasting food that you grew yourself.
Here's a little known fact that you might find interesting: Many suburban Townships allow their constituents with property to own up to 6 chickens for your own fresh eggs each morning.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Bill Lauto , GTG
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
Contribute your comments!
Bill Lauto , GTG
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
Contribute your comments!
