Edible Planet

11/12/2021

"Fruit truly is the perfect food. It's the easiest for our bodies to digest, and our system has to do almost nothing to break it down. All fruit is good for you, but we should eat it when it's ripe to properly digest it and use it for energy."----- Nathalie Rhone, Healthline.com

Which fruit should you eat for breakfast? Apples, lemons, strawberries, watermelon, avocado — these powerhouses contain antioxidants and tons of vitamins and have anti-inflammatory properties too. From fighting colds to making your skin glow, here are 6 reasons to enjoy fruit every morning.

09/29/2021

How Simple Dietary Changes Can Save Lives and Money, and How We Get There

Increasing our access to healthy food can have a major impact in reducing the human and economic costs of heart disease.

08/29/2021

Support the creation of more videos like this: https://www.patreon.com/sustainablehuman This video was created as a gift to humanity by Chris and Dawn Agnos ...

07/14/2021

NASA has some good news, the world is a greener place today than it was 20 years ago. What prompted the change? Well, it appears China and India can take the majority of the credit.

06/21/2021

There are now three Vernon Edible Garden spaces in the city.

06/21/2021

Give your body a health boost by eating more fresh fruit and vegetables. Give up the canned and frozen for a little while and enjoy the farm market, support local and indulge in the taste of fresh.

05/21/2021

LONDON: Scientists have unveiled what they say is an ideal diet for the health of the planet and its populations — including a doubling of consumption of nuts, fruits, vegetables and legumes, and a halving of meat and sugar intake. If the world followed the “Planetary Health” diet, the researc...

05/18/2021

Global Warming activists will tell you that CO2 is bad and dangerous. The EPA has even classified it as a pollutant. But is it? Patrick Moore provides some s...

04/27/2021

Does the fructose naturally found in fruit and fruit juice have the same adverse effects as excess “industrial fructose” (table sugar and high fructose corn ...