by Michelle Lasley | Nov 30, 2009 | The Green Life
5 years ago, the only studies we could find were wacky folks testing their lab mice. Now, the evidence is clear and people are listening. So the question really just is: how do we get away from BPA and other things that lessen our quality of life?...
by Michelle Lasley | Nov 3, 2009 | Family, The Green Life
How old should a child be when they learn, “I’m sorry”? I’ve told Levi sorry when I’ve made mistakes or blamed him for something he didn’t do or didn’t mean to do. I’ve tried to tell him whenever it was appropriate,...
by Michelle Lasley | Oct 21, 2009 | Family, The Green Life
Apparently, methimazole is only designed to be used very short term. Results will show at about 18 months. If they don’t show up by 18 months, chances are you aren’t going to see promising results. The success rate is less than 50%, with some sources...
by Michelle Lasley | Oct 16, 2009 | The Green Life
Image via Wikipedia Many of the things I write about detail sustainability and sustainable living. I’d like to take this post to discuss sustainability on a technological level. Previous posts have described my frustration with computers and the next new...
by Michelle Lasley | Aug 20, 2009 | Food, The Green Life
Nature Cures Clinic : A Naturopathic Clinic in Portland Oregon. The timing is a perfect follow up to the last paragraph of my blog yesterday. Some of the highlights: First off, the study says nothing about the health impact of daily exposure to residual pesticides...
by Michelle Lasley | Aug 19, 2009 | Food, The Green Life
I’ve noticed lately two things: 1) there are a lot of tips to show you how to build a green lunch and 2) there is a lot of talk about how organic food doesn’t hold any more nutrition than conventional food. The discussion that could happen based on these...
