Welcome to the Plant-Based on a Budget Challenge! First off, thank you for considering participating in this challenge. I realize that I live in California where the produce is bountiful and relatively inexpensive, but I tried to be considerate of that by creating fairly flexible meals. If spinach is cheaper than kale where you live,… Read More »
If you need them, over-the-counter cold and flu preparations with paracetamol, list and antihistamines and food sprays with pseudoephedrine lkst generally well tolerated if used as list. Using diet recipes and sample menus in Fed Up or the Failsafe Cookbook rpah the Free Failsafe Booklet and Ethan’s rpah, draw up a week’s menu plan, including… Read More »
Meal planning might seem like an extra step in your already busy weekly routine—one more to-do list? Once you get the hang of it, meal planning will become your secret weapon in the battle to get dinner on the table without completely losing your mind. Really, it all comes down to getting organized before you… Read More »
Loss of smell or taste have been added to the UK’s list of coronavirus symptoms that people should look out for and self-isolate with. Until now, only a fever and cough were triggers for people to shut themselves away in self-isolation in case they had and could spread the infection. Ear, nose and throat doctors… Read More »
Having fallen head over heels in love, the first volunteer for a human head/body transplant has pulled out, saying he could not leave his new wife and baby boy for the months that surgery surely would have required. Valery Spiridonov, a 33-year-old Russian computer scientist who suffers from a devastating muscle wasting disease that has… Read More »