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The Weston A Price foundation

Weston A Price was a dentist who started practicing dentistry in 1897. In the early 1900s he became very concerned to see his patient's children with more decay, and smaller jaws with crowded teeth, than their parents. He had heard stories about traditional cultures that were brimming with health, so he travelled to the far corners of the globe in the 1930s to try to discover what it was that kept them healthy.

He visited 14 of these untouched populations including the Maori of the North Island of New Zealand, many of whom still lived their traditional lifestyles. They had almost no tooth decay and almost no disease and they were known in America and Europe as the most outstanding physically perfect race of people in the world!

Weston Price took many photographs and recorded the foods of all 14 cultures he visited. He wrote a book to document his findings, called 'Nutrition and Physical Degeneration'. It is available to borrow from the Invercargill library and many others. It was used as a text in Harvard University Anthropology department for many years, but was slowly forgotten in our modern rush for 'progress' in the medical and nutrition realms.

The Weston A Price foundation was formed in 1999 as a charitable non-profit organisation whose aim is to teach people what becoming healthy by eating healthy food really means. They promote universal access to clean, organic nutrient rich food; sustainable, non-toxic farming; elimination of highly refined flours, oils and sugars from our diets and restoring healthy, vitamin rich traditional fats like butter back to the diet.
They have two specific goals
· To restore access access to fresh milk straight from the farm in its natural state
· To ban the use of soy infant formula

You can go to www.westonaprice.org to learn more

Food for Pregnant Mums, Babies and Toddlers

To learn how to have healthy, intelligent and happy children visit the Weston A Price website and read their infant's journal on-line.
Here is their recommended diet for pregnant mums.

The Weston A Price Recommended Diet for Pregnant and Nursing Mothers
  • 1 tablespoon cod liver oil daily,
  • (mixed with water or a little fresh juice)
  • 2 8-ounce glasses whole milk daily, preferably raw and from pasture-fed cows
  • 4 tablespoons butter daily, preferably from pasture-fed cows
  • 2 or more eggs daily, preferably from pastured chickens
  • Additional egg yolks daily, added to smoothies, salad dressings, scrambled eggs, etc.
  • 3-4 ounces fresh liver, once or twice per week
  • Fresh seafood, 2-4 times per week, particularly wild salmon, shellfish and fish eggs
  • Fresh beef or lamb daily, always consumed with the fat
  • Oily fish or lard daily, for vitamin D
  • 2 tablespoons coconut oil or 1/2 cup coconut milk daily, used in cooking or smoothies, etc.
  • Lacto-fermented condiments and beverages
  • Bone broths used in soups, stews and sauces
  • Soaked whole grains
  • Fresh vegetables and fruits, preferably organic

    AVOID
  • Trans fatty acids (e.g., hydrogenated oils found in margarines and bought baked goods)
  • Soft drinks
  • Junk foods
  • Caffeine
  • Commercial fried foods
  • Alcohol
  • Sugar and high fructose corn syrup
  • Cigarettes
  • White flour
  • Drugs (even prescription drugs)
  • Soy foods
  • Synthetic vitamins (these are in multi-vitamins for pregnant women)

    Contacts in other areas

    Auckland:
    Alison Ellett, 09 420 8548, alison@nzflavour.com

    New Plymouth:
    Ian Haldane & Warena Nikor, 06 759 7478, zenian@zenian.co.nz

    Hawkes Bay:
    Emma Cowan & Kay Baxter, 06 928 0581, emma@koanga.org.nz

    Palmerston North:
    Susan Galea, 06 356 5186, susangalea@hotmail.com, www.realmilk.co.nz

    Wellington:
    Ian Gregson & Deb Gully 04 934 6366, wapf@frot.co.nz

    Nelson:
    Shari & John Lawson, 03 541 8054, sharis@clear.net.nz

    Christchurch:
    Kieran Whelan, 03 351 9733, sundara12003@yahoo.com.au

    Timaru:
    Ingrid Weihmann, 03 686 6613, onlynatural@paradise.net.nz

    Dunedin:
    Liselle Wood, 03 478 0604, organicearth@hotmail.com

    Invercargill:
    Sherry Elton, 03 213 1156, sherry@sherryelton.co.nz

    NZ Resource List:
    Deb Gully, deb@frot.co.nz diet.net

    Books and other resources

    Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon

    Although essentially a recipe book full of nourishing foods, this book is much more. It is packed full of information about food types and research on nutrition that will blow away your fat phobia forever. For a review of this book written by Jeff Elton, go to the books page.
    You can read an interview with Sally Fallon by Dr Joseph Mercola by going to sally_fallon.htm
    Her book is available in New Zealand through this site for $NZ50 inc P&P. Click the 'leave a message' button in the left hand margin to order your copy now.

    A set of 4 'Nourishing Tradition' video tapes are available on loan from the Invercargill library.

    Other titles that are worth a look at include:
    Making Sauerkraut and Pickled Vegetables at Home by Klaus Kaufmann, Annelies Schoneck. Creative Recipes for Lactic Fermented Food to Improve Your Health.

    Wild Fermentation by Sandor Ellix Katz. The Flavor, Nutrition and Craft of Live-Culture Foods.

    The Pleasures of Slow Food by Corby Kummer

    This book is available at the Invercargill Public Library. Celebrating authentic traditions, flavors and recipes, this is about the rise of the 'Slow Food' movement. It has grown from modest Italian roots to become the leading grassroots critique of fast food and fast-paced lifestyles across Europe and North America.

    The Neglected Nutritional Research of Dr. Weston Price, DDS by Dr. Stephen Byrnes

    Modern medicine has a drug and a diagnostic test for just about everything and because of this edifice of pharmacological technology, people are generally in awe of doctors and the medical profession.

    Weston A Price

    Weston A Price was a dentist who started practicing dentistry in 1897. In the early 1900s he became very concerned to see his patient's children with more decay, and smaller jaws with crowded teeth, than their parents. He had heard stories about traditional cultures that were brimming with health, so he travelled to the far corners of the globe in the 1930s to try to discover what it was that kept them healthy.

    He visited 14 of these untouched populations including the Maori of the North Island of New Zealand, many of whom still lived their traditional lifestyles. They had almost no tooth decay and almost no disease and they were known in America and Europe as the most outstanding physically perfect race of people in the world!

    Weston Price took many photographs and recorded the foods of all 14 cultures he visited. He wrote a book to document his findings, called 'Nutrition and Physical Degeneration'. It is available to borrow from the Invercargill library and many others. It was used as a text in Harvard University Anthropology department for many years, but was slowly forgotten in our modern rush for 'progress' in the medical and nutrition realms.

    The Weston A Price foundation was formed in 1999 as a charitable non-profit organisation whose aim is to teach people what becoming healthy by eating healthy food really means. They promote universal access to clean, organic nutrient rich food; sustainable, non-toxic farming; elimination of highly refined flours, oils and sugars from our diets and restoring healthy, vitamin rich traditional fats like butter back to the diet.
    They have two specific goals
    · To restore access access to fresh milk straight from the farm in its natural state
    · To ban the use of soy infant formula

    You can go to www.westonaprice.org to learn more

    Useful contacts

    The Soil & Health Association of New Zealand
    The Invercargill Branch meets every 3rd Tuesday of the month (except Dec and Jan) at 7:30 pm
    Contact: Elma Davison (03) 217 9753
    The Soil & Health Association of New Zealand is the largest membership organisation supporting organic food and farming in New Zealand. Go to Organic NZ for more information.

    Dietnet
    Deb Gully's New Zealand website will help you find sources of healthy, natural, traditional foods and more. Have a look at diet.net

    The Southern Organic Group contact Neil Thomson at 03-204-2193 or Annie Roska at 03-249-8303

    South Coast Environment Centre 154 Palmerston Street Riverton, Ph: 03 234 8717
    For organic food in Southland. They have a selection of organic meat, chicken, eggs, cheese, produce and much, much more! They also have heirloom seeds.
    Go to www.secs.org.nz for more information.

    Sally Fallon-Morrel's May visit to Invercargill

    NEWSFLASH 6th May 2007

    This message is an extremely important one for the health of a nation. Our nutritionists are wrong.

    Here is a summary of an amazing 'Traditional Food for Good Health' seminar held in Invercargill on Saturday May 5 by Sally Fallon-Morell, Washington DC based nutrition researcher, chef, journalist and homemaker. Attended by 240 people.

    The information has come from sound scientific research and can be confirmed by going to www.westonaprice.org.

    Let Them Eat Fat
    by Sherry Elton


    If we want to save our children and have healthy grandchildren, we must feed them animal fats. That was the take-home message that was meted out at a seminar given by Sally Fallon-Morell in Invercargill on Saturday.

    There was an amazing turnout of 240 people to listen to her message. Everyone present was astounded by the depth of Sally's knowledge about traditional nutrition and also by the amount of misinformation they have been 'fed' by so-called nutritional experts.

    The majority of our nutritionists and doctor's advice is absolutely wrong.

    Sally is the founding president of the non-profit, charitable Weston A Price Foundation. The foundation was formed in 1999 to spread the truth discovered by 'The Charles Darwin of Nutrition', Dr Weston Price.

    Dr Price, a dentist by profession, travelled the world in the 1930s studying populations of people who had total freedom from tooth decay, tuberculosis and other killer diseases of that time.

    He found 14 of these populations that were still living the traditional lifestyle of their ancestors, including the Maori of our own North Island.

    Dr Price found that all people had 32 strong, healthy, straight teeth that fitted perfectly into their jaws, wide strong bone structure, happy, healthy children and painless childbirth.

    During yesterday's 4-hour seminar Sally talked about the 11 essential rules of good nutrition that have been formulated as a result of Dr Price's research that enable people to breed healthy, happy, intelligent children generation after generation.

    Animal studies have shown that if we continue on the path we are now following in our 'newfangled' western food culture, our grandchildren will become infertile and the human race will self destruct.

    The animal sudies first produced offspring with narrow faces, crowded and crooked teeth and weak bone structure and also became irritable and depressed. After 3 generations they failed to breed or died before they reached breeding age.

    Mankind is are into the third and fourth generations of poor nutrition now and already 25% of American couples are infertile. How many couples do you know who are having trouble conceiving?

    The most important message taught by Sally is that to save our children, we have to feed ourselves with nutrient dense foods. This is especially important for couples who want to become pregnant, and for pregnant and lactating mothers and their children - they all need animal fats desperately.

    These are the very foods that have been demonised by our 'diet dictocrats'. If we do not nourish ourselves this way our babies will never reach their full potential and will have compromised brain, hormonal and skeletal development, amongst many other problems. These unborn children especially need large amounts of fat-soluble vitamins A, D and a newly researched vitamin K2.


    Breast milk is over 50% fat and very rich in cholesterol because it is so important to the growing child. And it's not there by mistake! Sally also reminded us that in 1943 our own Plunket book advised mothers to give their babies cod-liver oil from 3 weeks of age. Cod-liver oil is extremely rich in those fat-soluble vitamins A and D. So it seems that our ancestors taught their daughters and they taught their daughters and they taught their daughters, ad infinitum.
    When did we lose this treasured traditional secret?

    Now the 'establishment' tells us to feed our precious infants and children skim milk - homogenised, pasteurised, destroyed and dead calci-trim milk or even worse, soy milk! And so we further destroy their potential to fully develop neural connections and hormones.

    Many older farmers remember that skim milk was fed to pigs to make them fat! The cream was kept to eat because of the richness and importance of the activators (vitamins) it contained - we cannot absorb calcium without them.

    Charles Darwin's Law of Natural Selection always has been and always will be true. Those populations whose young do not reach maturity or who are infertile, will not survive.

    Finally, once more, survival of the fittest will dictate the future of a species.




























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