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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Homemade

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drleahs: Just a big city girl discovering her inner (urban) farmer. I'm a naturopathic physician licensed in Oregon. I completed a two year integrative family medicine residency in Portland and a two-year naturopathic oncology residency at an integrative cancer center in Northern Indiana. I believe that food is the best medicine. I also believe we can't heal ourselves without also healing the planet. Not your typical medical blog, I share interesting information I happen upon, whether it be health or home-related, recipe tricks or recycling tips, and news on music and art. I blog (mostly) green and (mostly) gluten-free. Welcome to the blog of Holistica Healthcare.

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