grains
Reviving a Healthy Tradition
April 1st, 2013Yes and no. It’s more like returning to a time-honored tradition, but in a modern way. There are manuscripts dated almost 3000 BC that tout the healthful benefits of sprouting grains. Today, makers of sprouted flours are producing the same healthful benefits, but in controlled environments that meet FDA food safety regulations.
Is Sprouted Flour the Latest Trend in Healthy Eating?By Peggy SuttonHealth News: University of Wisconsin Plant Breeders Develop a Heart-Healthier Oat
July 1st, 2012University of Wisconsin-Madison plant breeders have developed a new oat variety that’s significantly higher in the compound that makes this grain so cardio-friendly.
The Mother Grain
April 1st, 2012For over 5,000 years, people near the Andes mountains have farmed Chenopodium quinoa, or as the Incas referred to it, “chisaya mama” (mother grain). Quinoa, pronounced keen-wah, was the main source of food for the Incas up until the 1500s, when a Spaniard named Francisco Pizarro destroyed all quinoa fields.
Give your body the benefits of quinoa.By Amy Vergin

