Tuesday, May 24, 2011
We have moved over to Facebook
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
NZ Discussion board
NZ Discussion board
Something we have been asked about is if there is a NZ WAPF discussion board. Yes - now there is: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/wapnz/
Jewel from Coromandel set this one up, ready for a bunch of members to join up and start discussing things.
Yahoo make new members jump through a few hoops filling in passwords and stuff, before you join the group, or read the messages.
So if you haven't already got a Yahoo membership, you will need to go through an initial join up process.
So if you haven't already got a Yahoo membership, you will need to go through an initial join up process.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Our Submissions on Fluoride in the news
Fluoride a poison in our water
By MARY BYRNEThe practice of adding a chemical - sodiumsilicofluoride or hydrofluorosilicic acid - to everybody's drinking water is nothing short of fanatical.
What rational person takes a substance captured in a factory smoke-stack because it's too toxic to be discharged into the air, and then cannot be got rid of in the sea or a river because it's not allowed by international marine law, and decides to put into every man, woman and child's drinking water?
And that's regardless of whether the person is sick or how they react to it and even though they may have said they don't want it.
In Wellington, sodiumsilicofluoride is added to the drinking water. We import this substance from Belgium where not only do they not have water fluoridation, they have banned the tablets. In fact, no country in continental Europe has water fluoridation any longer.
see the full article here
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
NZ dept of health ad from WW2
eat fish, liver, kidneys, cheese
take cod liver oil daily
get plenty of sunshine
isn’t it amazing what even the NZ dept of health was telling people back in 1944?
maybe back in 1944 they hadn't yet learnt to lie so much about nutrition...
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Bees Blessing
These are the delicious honey products that were on sale at our market
See more on their new website - www.beesblessing.co.nz
See more on their new website - www.beesblessing.co.nz
Wise Traditions UK's videos
the Wise Traditions conference UK videos are now available to view on Vimeo
Barry Groves, Sally Fallon, and Natasha Campbell McBride talks now uploaded.
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Monday, March 22, 2010
fat head
Comedian (and former health writer) Tom Naughton replies to the blame-McDonald’s crowd by losing weight on a fat-laden fast-food diet while demonstrating that nearly everything we’ve been told about obesity and healthy eating is wrong. Along with some delicious parody of Super Size Me, Naughton serves up plenty of no-bologna facts that will stun most viewers, such as: The obesity “epidemic” has been wildly exaggerated by the CDC. People the government classifies as “overweight” have longer lifespans than people classified as “normal weight.” Having low cholesterol is unhealthy. Lowfat diets can lead to depression and type II diabetes. Saturated fat doesn’t cause heart disease — but sugars, starches and processed vegetable oils do.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
new wapf chapter for northland
You certainly are a busy bunch! I have never received so many e mails so quickly. I might paraphrase "Churchill" and say, "never in the field of surfing has so much been received from so many by so few," but I wouldn't do that.
Kind regards to all, especially those in "Georgia, y'all," where I lived for 11 1/2 years before coming to New Zealand
Geoff Waterhouse
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Kim/Sally Blog
Hi WAPF chapter leaders... I wanted to send you a note to let you know of my new blog based on Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon Morell. It's called The Nourishing Cook, and I'm cooking all 773 recipes in Nourishing Traditions and blogging about my experiences, a la Julie/Julia style. I would like to complete the cookbook before 12/31/2011.
If you could forward this email to your chapter members, I would appreciate it, as I need moral support! I am a mom of teenage twin girls and wife to picky eater husband. I am having some challenges switching my family over to the 'real food' wapf lifestyle, but we are doing it one step at a time. My blog is about the 'real face' of switching over to real food and replacing bad habits with good ones.
Please note: I did ask for Sally Fallon Morell's feedback before starting the blog, and received full permission to include the recipes in my post. I will also be joining AnnMarie Michael's Real Food Media blog network in the next few weeks, thanks to Kimberly Hartke!!
thanks for reading this and considering reading the blog!
Kim Knoch
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Hawkhurst's Biodynamic Wine
Hawkhurst's Biodynamic Vineyards have organic preservative free wines available online from their website
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
Best Foods for Cats
For an excellent guide to feeding cats we highly recommend Natural Nutrition for Cats by Kymythy Schultze
Hi Kymythy
Many thanks for all you fantastic advice and for helping people think about things beyond feeding their pets as well – like avoiding microwaves and fluoridated water.
Our own cat is a third generation raw organic food cat who weighs in at 18lbs of solid muscle – he’s never tasted cooked food, and he’s never been sick.
I think Natural Nutrition for Cats would also make a brilliant book for human diet with barely any changes – especially the part about avoiding grains….
Cheers Ian
ps. Here’s a pic of our cat Christo
Dear Ian,
Well thank you for making my day! Yes, I totally agree with you about the cat diet being good for we humans also (with a few more above-ground veggies added). Your cat Christo is a very handsome boy...and a very fortunate cat to have you to care for him!
I am a big fan of the Weston Price Foundation...how wonderful that you have a chapter in your area! I sure wish I could visit it in person as I have wanted to see New Zealand since I was a child. Please let me know if I can be of any help to your efforts to help others.
Thanks again for the email,
Kymythy
Christmas Food Market
Christmas Food Market
At ~ the Kilbirnie Community Centre, Bay Road
On ~ Sunday 13th December from 3.30pm to 6pm
· Books, DVDs, Wise Traditions magazines, conference recordings
· Farmer Cedric’s milk, meat and eggs
· Fresh cheeses
· Fresh organic produce
· Green Pastures Cod liver oil – the “real McCoy” with natural vitamins
· Coconut flour, coconut oil & coconut oil fudge
· Reilly’s Traditionally made nut butters
· Pemmican, beef tallow
· Sauerkraut & other fermented foods
· Kefir and Caspian sea yoghurt starters
· Fermented drinks (kombucha, ginger beer)
· Probiotics and natural vitamin supplements
· Natural sweeteners - Honey & stevia
· Samples of traditionally made foods from Earthwise Gourmet, Canterbury
· Baked goods – suitable for starch free diets, Christmas goodies, and more
· Raw, organic cocoa powder and cocoa butter
· Preservative free wine
· Organic pet food
· Glycerine & fluoride free toothpaste
· Stainless steel water bottles with grips
· Tomato and other seedlings
· and more
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Friday, December 4, 2009
FRESH UP imports apples from China
Whether it’s thinking improved nutrition, looking after the community or protecting our environment, we take social responsibilty seriously”
So how does selling Chinese tinned apple sauce fit into that?
I used to like eating the stuff, and am appalled that NZ grown apple products have been replaced by Chinese ones
It’s a shame that we can no longer use or recommend such an iconic NZ brand as Fresh Up…..
“Quality is everywhere at Frucor. When we're creating a new product, we listen to you.”
NZ organic products are what we are looking for. Price is not crucial. Please create a new product range!
Regards Ian
Ian Gregson - Wellington Chapter Weston A Price Foundation
Dear Ian,
Thank you for your feedback.
The reason we have had to change the product is because the New Zealand manufacturer decommissioned their production line.
You can be assured however that the product from China meets our rigorous quality standards.
I appreciate that there has been negative publicity about various products from China which unfortunately is caused by a small minority of disreputable operators.
That should not however detract from the fact that China produces a vast amount of high quality produce which is used by the worlds leading consumer goods companies.
Without Chinese produce there would be insufficient world supply of many of these products, and that includes apple based products.
You will be pleased to know however that our Fresh Up fruit juice range is still made from 100% New Zealand grown apples as it has been for the last 48 years. So long as reasonably possible we will keep it that way.
Kind regards,
CEO Frucor - New Zealand
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
New London WAPF Chapter


I wanted to let you know about the new London WAPF chapter, since so many of your members probably pop down here for holiday/work!! Would be great if you could let everybody know, because almost every Kiwi/Aussie is going, went, or know people in London, England, and we are attempting to boost our numbers!!
We also have a Sally Fallon talk in London to promote, and have lots of raw milk sources to share with the people, so the group is new, but rising fast!!
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Friday, November 13, 2009
healthy options
“Healthy Options” www.healthyoptions.co.nz New Zealand’s low fat, pro vegetarian “health” magazine, in which the cure for all illnesses is fresh fruit and veg, and the word “meat” is seldom uttered, has just published a short article on the work of Weston A Price.
The editor writes “sometimes it is a good thing to be confronted by a challenging situation… the article based on the nutritional principles of Dr Weston A Price could evoke this response”
The article, which is a good introduction written by someone who understands and follows WAPF dietary principles, is pretty much the antithesis of most of the articles published in Healthy Options magazine for the past 24 years, so it’s really quite remarkable to see it in there!
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
the vegetarian myth

for anyone who ever gets accosted by angry vegetarians, i recommend this book - although it won't be too shocking to anyone familiar with weston a price findings, i gather it's quite a challenge for vegetarians and particularly vegans.
while i wouldn't give it a 100% rave review - at times when it gets into topics other than nutrition it goes off the rails (for example the graph on page 251 referring to climate is one of the most meaningless charts i have ever seen published!), but it's very entertaining and well written, as well as a scary insider account of what veganism really does to people - well worth reading
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clearwaters organic dairy

for some great yoghurt that tastes like the real thing, try some Clearwaters Organic Dairy Farm yoghurt
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one of the best sites on the web
for anyone seeking the kind of news and information that will not be televised, The Corbett Report is an amazing rescource
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preservative free wine

Auckland chapter co-leader Natalie Carrad's husband Chris has an excellent wine shop named "Wine Circle" that sells preservative free and organic wines - online sales available on their website
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
professional water

as well as providing a fountain, moore wilsons also have a great collection of bottled water - gerolsteiner sparkling mineral water is a great buy, excellent tasting fizzy water for $2.25 a liter, and gerolsteiner sponsor an awesome cycling team, pictured here leading the 2008 tour de france
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Monday, September 28, 2009
new water fountain

moore wilsons wellington have a cool new fountain
it has clean fluoride free water
it's not set up for bigtime bottle filling and they have a gold coin donation box, but it's more convenient than driving to petone for small amounts
unless you live in petone....
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
brouchure download
We’ve been passing these out because they are such a brilliant summary in one small brochure. They cover Weston A Price’s studies, traditional diets, fats, dietary dangers, bogus politically correct nutrition, saturated fats, fat soluble activators, common myths about nutrition, dangers of soy, and more. For anyone who would like to see one there is an online copy here:
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pictures of wellington
the top one is hawkins hill and the boats are at the waterfront near frank kitts park - Wellington is an awesome looking place!
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WAPF in wellington
The Weston A Price Foundation Chapter for Wellington New Zealand was originally set up in January 2008
w e b s i t e www.wapfwellington.org.nz
In some parts of the world, the WAPF seems to focus firstly on education and also has a big emphasis on activism (on issues like raw milk)
To be honest, we tend to mostly hook people up with the whole foods they are searching for, and because the demand is greater than the supply, we are not so much publicising WAPF foods as rationing them out to keen buyers. So while other chapters around the world are publicly promoting the foods WAPF recommends, we almost avoid all public mention of some of them. But demand has gone crazy anyway.
WAPF Membership
Although the basis of much of our philosophy about food is based on a WAPF background, we are more of a local food network with a handful of WAPF members. But it would be great to have a larger and more active Wellington chapter, and the four quarterly journals that members receive are well worth the membership fee alone.
Although our local food activity is probably bigger and more active then it first appears, we don’t actually have many Wellington WAPF members. If you would like to join, read more here.
The growth in interest in the past year is huge – it would be great to see a whopping great pile of new members too, so that we would look like we are going off ;-)
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teeth by coca cola
"The Coca-Cola Company exists to benefit and refresh everyone who is touched by our business. Founded in 1886, our Company is the world's leading manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups, used to produce more than 230 beverage brands. Our corporate headquarters are in Atlanta, with local operations in nearly 200 countries around the world"
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cast iron frying pans

Cast iron frying pansOver the past 60 years Du Pont has conned almost everyone into using Teflon frying pans. Now it’s like an underground secret, but cast iron frying pans make everything taste better. For frying meats, A LOT BETTER! It also turns out Teflon is very toxic.
Although far cheaper ones are available, the best cast iron frying pans are French Le Creuset ones which are available from online shops like table pride and the studio of tablewear
They are eye wateringly expensive at around $300 for a 28cm one with a wooden handle, but the food comes out so well they are worth it! Otherwise find a well used and well seasoned one second hand. The cheap new Chinese ones from places like Briscos are very inferior and may put heavy metals into your food.
Apart from the vastly improved flavour, the other good bit is that a good cast frying pan is almost as non-stick as Teflon and they are not poisoning you with toxic teflon. And they last for decades and get better with age.
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delicious sausages

stoneycreek sausages are the best we have ever tasted - no gluten, starches, or fillers
"Stoneycreek Farm is located in the bush-clad foothills of the Tararua ranges. No artificial fertilisers or pesticides are used. Free ranging pigs obtain a healthy, varied and natural diet. Living communally, the boar, sows and growing pigs interact in a natural environment. These attributes give Stoneycreek meat its unique flavour"
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
raw food cats

We have been checking out a brilliant website from a lady in Australia who breeds Ragdoll kittens and feeds them on raw foods, and doesn’t vaccinate them. It’s great to see that there are more breeders now who are aware of the dangers of vaccinations and the benefits of raw foods. www.eden-lea.com
Francis Pottenger (Pottenger Cats) discovered that cats should eat raw meat many years ago but unfortunately most cat breeders and vets are now feeding cats on “dry food” – profitable and convenient, but very bad for the cats www.ppnf.org
Here is a fantastic cat breeder in Gisborne www.manecats.com who feeds her cats on raw organic meat and fish, and her cats certainly look very different to cats raised on Hills Science Diet!
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peanut butter

Reilly's peanut butter - this stuff is the bomb. Made to Sally Fallon’s recipe from soaked and dried organic peanuts, coconut oil, sea salt and honey. We keep it in stock because we have created a cult of addicts who come and buy jars of it urgently whenever they are hanging out!
also available in almond brazil, and chocolate hazelnut, and in honey free versions for GAPS etc
online at www.naturefoods.co.nz
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