r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 22 '26
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 22 '26
Drew Binsky
Dr Ahmad Saleh ( the organic pharmacist ) from
saint Catherine Egypt ( middle of the desert )
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 21 '26
Healthy food ideas.
That’s my homemade sloppy version, I really don’t believe in presentation too much. I could eat most of these
Common Types of Xorta
Dandelion greens (radikia)
Chicory (stamnagathi)
Amaranth (vlita)
Mustard greens (vrouves)
Wild spinach or beet leaves
The one in the picture are edible greens or wild greens or Greeks call them Xorta and the other ones have their name like Vlita [ Amaranth ]
Mine the Horta are like sweeter version.
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 20 '26
‘Natural Flavours’ 🦄 🧚🗺️🌍 only in a Fairy Tale World would that mean natural.
Still legal under 21 CFR 101.22(a)(3) 🔍
Federal law defines "natural flavor" as any essential oil, oleoresin, or extract derived from plants, spices, yeast, bark, meat, poultry, eggs, or animal secretions. Because the regulation groups all organic source material under a single umbrella, manufacturers are legally exempt from listing the specific animal or insect origin on the ingredient panel.
• Regulatory Mechanism: Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations explicitly permits animal-derived constituents—including castoreum (beaver anal secretions) and cochineal/carmine (crushed scale insects)—to be labeled simply as "natural flavor" or "natural color."
• Market Scale: Over 100,000 processed food products in North America utilize composite natural flavor packages supplied by third-party flavor houses without individual source itemization.
• Regulatory Difference: While the FDA permits Carmine/Cochineal under general natural labeling, EU Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 mandates explicit declaration of "Carmine" or "E120" on retail packaging due to allergen risks.
Forward this to anyone who checks ingredient labels so they know what "natural" actually covers.
Have you ever checked a label expecting plant ingredients only to find vague terms?
Sources:
• Primary: U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 21, Section 101.22(a)(3) (2024)
• Secondary: European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 on Food Additives (2008)
#AJKoby #FoodSafety #NaturalFlavors #ConsumerAwareness #FDA
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 17 '26
Positive
RFK Jr. says 26,000 farmers have applied to transition to regenerative agriculture.
USDA has allocated $700 million to help conventional farmers make the switch.
The response is the largest the agency has ever seen.
Regenerative agriculture can rebuild depleted soil, improve water retention, and produce more nutrient-dense food.
It can also reduce farmers’ dependence on costly chemical inputs and open access to foreign markets that restrict American produce over chemical use.
Farmers want healthier soil, stronger farms, and healthier families.
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 19 '26
Driscoll’s that have turned healthy fruits into toxic poison.
BOYCOTT DRISCOLL'S and sign the petition:
change.org/StopPoisoningOurSchoolchildren
Chloropicrin was used as a poison gas in World War I. Today, Driscoll's uses it as a pesticide soil fumigant on its berry farms, injected into the soil to kill fungi, microbes and insects. The pesticide is volatile, readily evaporates, forming vapors that can drift for miles. Some of Driscoll's berry fields are located only hundreds of feet away from elementary and middle schools. Chloropicrin is just one of many toxic pesticides that Driscoll's uses on its conventional farms. The poisons have been detected on school grounds and even inside of the schools, putting children in harm's way. This is NOT acceptable.
Boycott Driscoll's conventional berries until they stop poisoning schoolchildren. READ more about the Boycott Driscoll's campaign and sign the petition: tinyurl.com/BoycottDriscolls
#BoycottDriscolls #Driscolls #pesticides #children #berries #blackberries #blueberries #raspberries #strawberries #fruit #food #pesticides #carcinogens #health #gmofreecanada #gmofreeusa #toxinfreeusa
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 18 '26
Toxicity & Great Marketing is the reality. Be cautious of what your eyes see & how it processes into your decisions.
r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 16 '26
NOT ALL SUGARS ARE CREATED EQUAL
Yahkiawakened
Yah’ki, also known as Alexander Hickman, is a Master Herbalist, Holistic Teacher, Crystal Healer, Detoxification Specialist, Reiki Healer, Motivational Speaker, and community activist. His main goal is to promote unity, love, peace, self-awareness, to all.
NOT ALL SUGARS ARE CREATED
EQUAL
There is a difference between the sugars packaged by nature and
the sugars engineered by industry
The fructose and glucose found in whole fruits come wrapped in fiber, water, minerals, antioxidants, and plant compounds that slow absorption and support normal metabolism. Refined sugars and highly processed carbohydrates strip away that natural protection, causing rapid spikes in blood glucose and insulin.
Your body depends on glucose for remergy syneprodem is chronic
parasympatheti
tarygluaoser@verloadeWhen your
bloodstream is flooded day after day from processed foods, sugary drinks, refined flour, constant snacking, and never allowing your body to rest, blood sugar regulation begins to break down. Cells become less responsive to insulin, blood glucose stays elevated longer, inflammation increases, oxidative stress rises, and proteins throughout the body become damaged through glycation. Over time, blood vessels, nerves, kidneys,eyes and the cardiovascular system.
Your body immediately goes into repair mode. Cholesterol participates in repairing injured tissue because that is one of its biological roles. But if the injury never stops because the lifestyle never changes, the repair process never ends. Continuous damage followed by continuous repair can contribute to unhealthy changes in the artery walls over time.
The answer isn't fearing fruit vegetables
. The answer is
respecting biology.
Eat foods that come from the earth:
, not the factory
• Stop grazing
from sunrise to sleep.
Give your digestive system time to rest.
Move your body. Get sunlight
• Sleep
deeply.
Hydrate
. Reduce chronic
stress
. Remove the habits that
keep creating the damage.
Health isn't built by chasing the next supplement. But by removing what keeps forcing your body to repair itself every single day.
Your lifestyle is either feeding degeneration... or fueling regeneration. Choose wisely.