Linda Bonvie

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Linda Bonvie is an author and journalist specializing in food, environmental and health-related topics who has co-authored dozens of articles for major newspapers and magazines. For the last three years she has worked as a blogger and editor at foodidentitytheft.com, a website sponsored by Citizens for Health. She also blogs at food-fit.org and Chemical-Free Kids, where she updates the issues covered in two book she co-authored, Chemical-Free Kids (2003) and Chemical-Free Kids: The Organic Sequel (2008). <facebook.com/chemicalfreekids>. Most of her spare time is devoted to working as a volunteer with an animal rescue group at the New Jersey shore.

Latest Posts by Linda Bonvie

5 sleep healers to try tonight

Dog Sleeping With Alarm Clock And Sleeping Mask

My last blog was about how – and why – certain foods and drinks can keep us from sleeping well. As in – maybe it was something you ate. Well, maybe it was something you didn’t eat! Because while what
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Turkey alternatives for the big day. And I’m not talking tofu.

Just because it’s Thanksgiving doesn’t mean turkey’s the only game in town. And even if you can’t part from the tradition, you may want to consider an “alternative main event” beside that beautifully prepared bird. Especially if some of your
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5 sleep stealers that can keep you tossing and turning

We all know better than to give in to that late afternoon latté. What seemed (and smelled) like a great idea at 5 o’clock can come back to haunt you at midnight. Caffeine takes a while to work through your
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The not so pretty secrets about dry cleaning

I know, I usually talk about food. But I recently had an experience at a friend’s house that sent me off on another topic direction. And that’s the subject of dry cleaning. Now, if you never thought about it before,
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5 fast and easy things to do with quinoa

Quinoa has come to the rescue more times than I can count as the last minute answer to that nagging question, “what’s for dinner?” That’s because quinoa is even more versatile than rice. And since it cooks up quicker and
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