Making it Practical

This section collects articles from all over the site that give you tips for transitioning from a standard American diet to a nutrient-dense diet. It can be daunting at first to figure out how to change the way you shop, cook, and eat, and these articles aim to help.

Making the Transition

Stepping Out Of The Box: Switching To Nutrient-Dense Foods Saves Money

Seven Tips to Help You Eat Healthy During the Holidays

Seven Tips to Enhance Digestion…And Get the Most Out of the Food You Eat

Replacing Refined Sugars with Natural Sugars One Step At a Time

Replacing White Flour with Whole Grains in Four Simple Steps

Taking the Fear Out of Eating Fat

Milk: It Does a Body Good?

The Kitchen Transition

Making Healthy Food Choices While On Vacation

Making It Practical

Growing Wise Kids

Raising Baby With Safer—And Less—Stuff

Adapting Family Favorites for Delicious, Nutrient-Dense Meals

Beating the Sugar Monster

Growing and Eating: What Teenage Boys Do Best

Getting The Goods: Top Ten Tips

Packing the Perfect Lunch Box

Family Meal-Planning Strategies

Taking the “Icky” Out of Picky Eaters

Other Tips

Contagion in Jewish Law

How to Stay Out of the Emergency Department

One Health UN

Interview With Victor Cozzetto Clay: Ancient Earth Medicine

Going With The Grain

Democracy in an Era of Intrusive Technologies: RFK Jr Speech at the Lincoln Memorial

Hidden Food Ingredients: The “Industry Standard” Scam that Touches Everyone

Rendering Animal Fats, Made Easy

Getting Your Spouse on Board

Why Cook?

The Wisely Stocked Kitchen

Feeding Your Family Well From the Big Box Stores

How One Busy School Teacher Eats the Weston Price Way All the Time

Eating Well for the Working Person

Drink That Milk! Eat Those Peas!

Building a Local Food Buying Club

Cooking for Sequoia Academy

Kick the Supermarket Habit Powerpoint

Traditional Foods Preparedness And Other Forms Of Preparedness

Meals on the Go

All Powerpoint Slides

The Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) is your source for accurate information on nutrition and health, always aiming to provide the scientific validation of traditional foodways. People seeking health today often condemn certain food groups -- such as grains, dairy foods, meat, salt, fat, sauces, sweets and nightshade vegetables -- but the WAPF diet is inclusive, not exclusive.

We show you how to include all these nourishing traditional foods in your diet through wise choices and proper preparation techniques. The result is vibrant health for every age of life, including the next generation. Read more. . .

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