Tag Archives: mercury
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McDonald’s & Shots & Your Opinion!
Posted on September 12, 2011 by admin in Daily Tips, Special Needs SundayThis picture just popped up on facebook and I had a gut reaction…. So what’s your opinion Mission: Clean Kids families? McDonald’s is using their tray to “educate” people on vaccines. Hmmm, I wonder if they have a disclaimer about the side effects too? My opinion: Get both sides of the story before you make [...]
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The Flu Shot – Not For Us
Posted on November 10, 2010 by admin in Latest News, Special Needs Sunday, Tip & Hints TuesdayOften I’m asked if I or my children get a flu shot. The quick answer: “no”. The long answer takes forever. The simplest summary I’ve found on why our family doesn’t get the flu shot: 10 reasons not to get the flu shot The verdict is out on flu shots. Many medical experts now agree [...]
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DS Game System = Mercury
Posted on October 24, 2010 by admin in Latest News, Tip & Hints TuesdayCheers to PBS for addressing the impact of our man-made materials on our earth and health! People ask me all the time how Johanna (our youngest who recovered from childhood Epilepsy) had elevated levels of lead & mercury. PBS does a great job showing how something as simple as a DS game system can contribute [...]
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Mission: Avoid the Neighbor's Snacks (Round Two)
Posted on June 6, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsHere we go again with the neighbor’s mainstream (toxic) snacks. If you read part one than you know that I educated my oldest daughter, Julianne (6), about her choice to come home and get a healthy snack versus the standard snacks at the neighbors. My neighbor had no idea that my daughter had never had [...]
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Mission: Get Clean to Avoid Childhood Asthma
Posted on May 25, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsI hope my daughters never experience Asthma like I did. It really stinks to feel limitations as a child due to asthma. Did you know that 1 in 13 children are now diagnosed with Asthma? Asthma rates in children under 5 have increased 160%! It’s said that Asthma is either environmental or genetic. I know [...]
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Mission: Find a Great Vitamin
Posted on May 22, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsYou might have grown up on cartoon character vitamins that were like a daily treat of candy. Like most things of today, they aren’t like they used to be. You’re probably asking yourself as your creating your child’s diet, should I buy vitamins? Is this a necessary cost? Are all brands equal? What is right [...]
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Mission: Fast Packed Lunches
Posted on May 21, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsI have to admit, packing lunches is not one of my favorite tasks in the morning. My daughters go to a small school and there is no lunch program, which actually I am thankful for, so I will be packing lunches for a very long time. Even when the girls start making their own lunches, [...]
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Daily Tip: Stay True When Nobody is Looking
Posted on May 19, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest News“Do as I say, not as I do” is a motto often used by parents. However, if you are really going to start making better decisions for your home and health by eliminating toxins, this just won’t work. Making these daily choices of toxin free cleaners, heavy metal free nutrition and good all-around greener choices [...]
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Mission of the Day: Yummy Breakfast
Posted on May 13, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsIt’s time to go, go, go…..NOW! Yep, it was one of those mornings. The kids slept in late and I took advantage by waiting to get up until I heard noise. That put us about 15 minutes behind in getting ready for school. I hate making the kids rush and eat. I was thankful I [...]
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Mission of the Day: Relax in Whole Foods
Posted on May 11, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsReally, You Can Enjoy the “Junk” Now and Then It’s Mother’s Day and I’m on another mission. I have my husband, my brother with Down Syndrome and my two girls with me for the day. (My Mom is working and we’ll catch up with her later.) Of course, it’s up to me to decide what [...]
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Daily Tip: Never Say You Can't Afford to Get Clean
Posted on May 8, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsYou have choices when cleaning your home, feeding your children or taking a vitamin. You can go with the mainstream and accept dis-ease as part of the future of you and your family or you can jump into the world of wellness and expect nothing less than pure living. You’re in the right place if [...]
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Daily Tip: Children Vitamins May Contain Lead
Posted on May 1, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsDaily Tip: Check To Make Sure Your Child’s Vitamins are Lead Free As noted compiled by Treehugger from FDA data: “Top 10 children’s vitamins with the least lead (0-6 years) 1. Twinlab Infant Care 2. Natrol Liquid Kids Companion 3. NF Formulas Liquid Pediatric 4. Windmill Bite-A-Mins 5. Kids Liquid Dolphin Pals 6. My First [...]
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Mission: Become Aware of Heavy Metals
Posted on April 30, 2009 by Catherine Whitcher M.Ed in Latest NewsMission: Know that Heavy Metals are in Your Home There are heavy metals in your home. You may think that they are not effecting you or your children, but you are wrong. I was wrong. My daughter who had lead and mercury toxicity suffered the price due to environmental heavy metals that leached into her [...]
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