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Transform your Pantry into a Farmacy

Nutrition plays a vital role in overall health, yet it is just one piece of the puzzle. Beyond eliminating processed foods, this book offers valuable insights into the transformative power of self-love, exploring the profound connections between metaphysical understanding and emotional well-being for achieving optimal health. If you find yourself struggling with unhappiness, depression, or fear of emotional expression, this book provides a guiding light towards holistic wellness and inner healing. Transforming your pantry into a “farmacy” involves reimagining your food storage space as a hub for nourishing, wholesome ingredients that promote health and well-being. By stocking your pantry with a variety of nutrient-dense foods, you can create a foundation for healthy eating habits and culinary creativity.

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Paperback

The Farmacy Pantry

This book is the second installment in a series that offers a diverse range of recipes, including healthy sweets, soups, vegan options, and more. It also delivers essential insights into good and bad fats, seed oils, and the distinctions between healthy and unhealthy sugars, including artificial sweeteners and their effects on your body. I’ve done the hard work of researching harmful ingredients and toxins found in today’s processed foods, which are contributing to rising health issues, particularly among children who are facing various disorders. These concise books are designed to be easily understood, making it simple for you to educate your kids about the importance of incorporating whole foods into their diets instead of relying on fast food.

Food, Sex, Wine and Cigars : A Memoir

My memoir spans the first twelve years of my life as a professional chef. I was living in hell from September 1980 until 1993, facing many unforeseen challenges in every aspect of my life.

I planned on making this a cookbook twenty-two years ago. Then one day in 2011, it came to me that it needed to be a memoir, so I just sat down and wrote.

While writing this book, I found myself craving to feel hungry again, and with that came misery. The old habits of anorexia truly never leave. They linger around waiting for the chance to pounce again.

I think that both my parents being artists of sorts gave me an interesting view of life. We were totally allowed our freedom and they gave us their trust.

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