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

Five big reasons to take probiotics

illustration of probiotics

Most everyone knows by now to take probiotics after a course of antibiotics to get the “good” bacteria back in your gut. But why, and what exactly are probiotics? Although scientists are still working to unlock their secrets, the art
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The Power of Parsley

fresh herbs in a heart shape

If you think of parsley as just a decorative garnish to a plate of food in a restaurant, you’re missing out on a lot of valuable vitamins and antioxidants. This herb is a powerhouse of nutrients – so stop pushing
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Essentials for a well-stocked pantry – Part 6

Spices for a Well Stocked Pantry

Keeping your pantry well stocked is the key to being able to turn out a really good meal on a moment’s notice. And to do that with ease, you need the right spices! I said it before, and I’ll say
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Cilantro and coriander – often confused, but both amazing!

cilantro

You may know it as cilantro, the stuff of salsa. But others call it coriander (including all of those in the U.K). Sometimes, folks will just call it Mexican parsley, and it even has been called Chinese parsley! And to
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The benefits of eating with the season: asparagus

asparagus

If you’ve ever had a peach or tomato in the middle of winter, you may have noticed that there was apt to be something missing — flavor! Off-season fruits and veggies just don’t taste like much. They get trucked or
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