Feingold Family Blog
Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Simple Feingold Short-cut Cooking for Busy Families If you love Sweet & Sour dishes but don’t want to have to deal with the down side of most recipes and carry-out dishes, this is for you. Most sweet & sour recipes have: Enormous amounts...
No More Bedtime Hassles
For 4-year-old Noah and his exhausted mom, Kelly, the nightly struggle began early in the evening and continued for the two hours it generally took to get him settled down. When he finally got to sleep, Noah was plagued by nightmares. He would wake up so frightened...
A tale of two brothers-in-law… …and what’s wrong with vegetable oil
William and James lived in Ohio in the late 19th century. William manufactured soap. and James’ business was in candles. Both were frustrated by the rising cost of the main ingredient in their products – animal fat. This led to a search for a cheaper alternative, and...
From First Grade Failure to ADHD Success
From First Grade Failure to ADHD Success What does the future hold for a child with a speech impediment, learning disability and hyperactivity? Marilee Rigg was told that her son’s future looked bleak. In fact, the doctor who evaluated three-year-old Bryan warned her...
What you need to know about sugar substitutes?
What you need to know about sugar substitutes? It turns out that those cute little blue, yellow and pink* packets aren’t very cute, but the good news is that consumers today have several safe choices. Aspartame (Equal®, NutraSweet®) is a synthetic sweetener with a...
Aspartame, may well be the world’s most controversial food additive
The synthetic sweetener, aspartame, may well be the world’s most controversial food additive. Here is a listing of some of the most common problems attributed to it: “Aspartame, an artificial sweetener, has been linked to behavioral and cognitive problems. Possible...
Sometimes Good Parents have Very Difficult Children
Recipe for Disaster!!
Synthetic Food Additives can Affect Any System of the Body
Did you know that the FDA allows orange growers to dye oranges that aren’t perfectly orange?
Did you know that the FDA allows orange growers to dye oranges that aren’t perfectly orange? Here’s your answer from the FDA: “Historically it has been the policy of the Food and Drug Administration to allow the artificial coloring the skins of mature oranges. It is a...
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