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Why Pasture-Raised Meats? They fatten on the right stuff!
Here’s the third installment–if you’re here, you’re a trooper! I appreciate you taking the time to educate yourself on these very important issues. Why Pasture-Raised Meats… What have we learned so far? My first article was some discussion of why … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotics, arsenic, chicken, e. coli, MRSA, poultry, ractopamine, turkey
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Why Pasture-Raised Meats? No Arsenic
Why Pasture-Raised Meats? No Arsenic… Last time, we talked about why we (Matt and Jerica) chose to pursue eating and producing animal products (meats, bones, fats, eggs, etc) because they are more nutrient-dense and digestible than vegetables. For a sick … Continue reading
