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As a health care practitioner, I have evolved over my career regarding my thoughts on diet. But for the past few years, I have learned, appreciated and explored the world of traditional foods. My nutritional mentor for this is Weston A. 
Price. Organizations such as the Weston A. Price Foundation and the Price Pottenger Nutrition Foundation have been instrumental in my education. In the past I’ve been a junk-food vegetarian, vegan (what was I thinking?), completely fat-free and a diet Coke addict. I’ve been recovering my health over the past few years and am feeling better than ever. I’ve learned that the human body can do just fine without grains (wheat, oats, rice, etc) but that we also need to eat fat in our diet. I remember the no/low fat craze of the 1990s and took that information to heart, only to end up gaining weight, dealing with depression, and having all over joint pain.
I’ve also learned that eating the way we did long ago i.e. no processed foods, vegetable oils, artificial sweeteners or food additives is best for the human body. I’ve included a few recipes below to get your started with ideas on food that is not only tasty but very healthy. I’ve only included a few recipes but encourage you to explore some of the blogs and websites by some pioneering and very creative traditional food advocates.
Some of my favorites include:
I’ve not tested all the recipes listed below but I’ve used recipes from the websites. One caveat is that if a recipe calls for low-fat cheese or sour cream, I recommend using whole fat instead. Organic is always better and raw is even better than that!
Chicken
Bacon, Chicken and Green Beans
Slow Cooker Chicken Tagine WithChickpeas And Root Vegetables
Beef
Mediterranean Beef Stew with Rosemary
Stuffed Zucchini with Beef, Rice, Pepper and Basil
Pork
Arugula, Bacon, & Cheddar Quiche (gluten free option available)
Pork Chops with Balsamic Glaze
Fish
Vegetarian
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