Organic Week Top Product Pick: Bio Organics Honey
When honey is in season I like to pick it up at our local farmers market. There is nothing quite like local, unpasteurized honey- it tastes like pure sunshine. Eating local honey can help build up your immunity against allergies caused by local plant life and pollens. But when I can't find local honey then Bio Organics is a close second place and the only store bought honey I use. Bio Organics can be found in most grocery stores (I find it at my local Metro) and is a dark Amber honey. It has the Canada Organic seal or approval!
Showing posts with label organic food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic food. Show all posts
Photo provided by Organic Week |
I'm continuing my Organic Week celebration with more tips on shopping Organic. The Organic Week website features a map of retailers who sell organic products! Wondering where to purchase organic food? Are you wanting to buy some organic beauty or cleaning products? Use this map as a reference! CLICK HERE!
This Organic Week I am asking retailers to commit to adding their stores to the map. Put yourself on the map! People who live an organic lifestyle can find out where to buy from you!
Photo by Crisher Entertainment |
Many people who don’t eat organic cite the high cost of organic food as the reason for not making the switch. Even people who care deeply about the environment, animal rights and their own health say they just can’t afford to eat organic. Let’s face it- just eating healthy on its own is more expensive. Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) did a study in 2013 where they examined 27 existing studies that evaluated the cost of healthy vs un-healthy foods in 10 different high-income countries. Their study found that it costs about $1.50 more a day to eat healthy, even if the food items weren’t organic. The term “healthy” was given to diets that incorporated more food like fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish. “Un-healthy” diets consisted mostly of packaged processed food, meat and refined grains.
Nature at its best: Organic Week kicks off tomorrow!
Paws For Reaction is so excited to announce that tomorrow, September 17 kicks off Organic Week! Eating organic is something that I am very passionate about, and over the past year I have been able to convert the majority of my diet to Certified Organic and Non-GMO food. Organic Week is an exciting way to raise awareness about the importance of organic food, and sustainable, ethical farming. Whenever I see the Canada Organic logo or a product verified by the Non-GMO Project I know that it was created or farmed ethically and contains no genetically modified ingredients or chemicals.
Photo by spinster cardigan |
Paws For Reaction is so excited to announce that tomorrow, September 17 kicks off Organic Week! Eating organic is something that I am very passionate about, and over the past year I have been able to convert the majority of my diet to Certified Organic and Non-GMO food. Organic Week is an exciting way to raise awareness about the importance of organic food, and sustainable, ethical farming. Whenever I see the Canada Organic logo or a product verified by the Non-GMO Project I know that it was created or farmed ethically and contains no genetically modified ingredients or chemicals.
Why should you choose organic products? There are so many reasons! Products
with the Canada Organic logo must meet strict national guidelines that include but
are not limited to the following:
A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS
PAWS FOR REACTION is celebrating 12 years! Ottawa-based pet care and nutrition, environmental, and lifestyle blog- always searching for the best in pet care, eco-friendly products and fun local events! Come explore with Hazel, the Saint Bernese, as she lives her best, food-driven, outdoor-loving, asymmetrical, #DogLife
ABOUT ME: I have nine years of experience working in veterinary medicine. I'm a Climate Reality Project Leader and have spent years volunteering with organizations including OSPCA, Farley Foundation, Ontario Nature, Future Ground Network, and Girl Guides of Canada.
Featured Post
POPULAR POSTS
Search This Blog
ASK A VET: Safe holiday tips & dog grooming trends
Blog Archive
CHECK OUT MY WORK!
- AAHA Trends Magazine Interview- Practice of the Year 2016
- PAH Blog- Interview with Dr. Alison Seely, veterinary chiropractor and author
- The Pembroke Observer- OSPCA Paws to Support Local
- Scout Knows- Heart failure and pet insurance coverage
- Court Outdoors- Meet me on the water- Ottawa Valley SUP
- PAH Blog- Eight reasons to choose an AAHA veterinary practice
- Traversing- Snowshoe at Petawawa Terrace Ontario Park
- Scout Knows- Best dog harness for every dog
- DeliveryRank Interview: The blog, the dog, and so much more!
- PAH Blog- Why is my dog itchy?
Contact Form
Powered by Blogger.
Translate
DOG OWNER RESOURCES
- Canadian Association Of Veterinary Cannabinoid Medicine (CAVCM)
- American Heartworm Society
- Veterinary Oral Health Council Accepted Dental Products for Dogs (VOHC)
- Royal Canin Canine Nutrition
- Essex Animal Hospital Canine Rehab and Fitness
- Dog Health by Purina
- Dog Health
- Zoetis Dog Blog
- Canadian Kennel Club (CKC)
- Canine Behaviour Dr. Colleen Wilson
- Canine Illustrated Articles Northwestern Veterinary Hospital
- Everything you need to know about Canine Parvovirus- Pembroke Animal Hospital
- American Kennel Club (AKC)
- Puppy Hub- Banfield Pet Hospital
- OVMA Dog Owner Handbook
Categories
PET OWNER RESOURCES
- Veterinary Partner (VIN)
- Ontario Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA)
- American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
- Find a Veterinarian in Ontario (CVO)
- Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA)
- Pet Health Network (IDEXX)
- Indoor Pet Initiative
- World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA)
- Pet Nutrition Alliance
- American Veterinary Dental College
- Germs and Worms Dr. Scott Weese
- Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC)
- Pet Poison Helpline
- ASPCA Poison Control
- Pet Microchip Look-up
- Pet Card Veterinary Care Financial Assistance