January 9, 2010 To help stay on track to eating healthier, Sharon Lehrman offers this list of six suggestions which include Vegetables and Fruits, Dairy Products, Meat and Poultry, Peanut Butter, Catsup, and Baby Food. Added bonus is “The Dirty Dozen” list of highest pesticide residue fruits and vegetables from the Environmental Working Group.
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Very informative article, thanks for some great tips! I work with La Cense Beef, a grass fed beef ranch located in Montana and know how important it is that we eat grass fed beef. It is better for your health, the environment and for the planet. What is great about La Cense Beef, they sell their “Steak Online
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