Natural Delights

We have discovered some important statistics that will help you decide not to feed your children meat.

The basic realization came from conversations with parents who had decided to stop feeding their children meat and one of the results experienced by the totality of parents that had stopped feeding meat to their offspring was that the children in question had stopped having nightmares and fear attacks night! 

The physiology of the case for this is that the animal being slaughtered dies in fear and thus generates excessive amounts of adrenaline, the fight or flee hormone common to all animals specially mammals.

Children are specially sensitive to this and the most common nightmare that they suffer from is being persecuted and not being able to flee. Every case we investigated of children whose parents stopped feeding their children meat immediately stopped having this nightmare!

We are currently developing tests on a larger scale to prove this theory statistically and publish the figures.

Vegan vs. vegetarian  diets. Although we fully agree with people whose convictions about the exploitation of cows in large factory farms induce them not to want to consume milk of dairy products. In the case of children we recommend a lacto-vegetarian diet. Mothers milk of course in the best food ever.

However after the child is weaned  we really believe that milk and milk products are necessary for the child.

We personally buy our milk from a farm where the owner Pat Kessler is the fourth generation milk farm owner feeding the cows just grass and never injecting them with anything. She has 40 cows and knows them all by name.

If you are upstate New York  you can visit:

 The Kessler Farm

752 Tyler Road - Sullivan County NY

her phone is 845-252-7370

Next time we go we will take pictures of her beautiful cows and post them here.

If you buy such milk and make your own yogurt and cheese, rest assured you can safely feed your children on these products.

 To make your own yogurt just boil the milk, cool it to 70 F and add some culture ( any organic store bought yogurt will do the trick )  leave it in the oven for four hours and then refrigerate.

 Add home made fruit preserves or just serve with honey or molasses and watch your children grow up healthy wealthy and wise.

 In summer our favorite thirst quencher is Lassi:

Here is a recipe for rose lassi:

half a cup of rosewater

eight cups of homemade yogurt 

half a cup of clover honey

twenty ice cubes

Blend in large blender at medium speed until all ice is slush

Serve in tall glasses decorated with rose petals