Months ago, you read here about a family-friendly summer camp option offering a GAPS menu the entire week, plus an optional GAPS course for parents (with child care for children). That one is located in the stunning interior of British Continue reading
According to the Georgia Straight, a weekly newspaper published in Vancouver, British Columbia: …a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at [the University of British Columbia] and distinguished scientist at BC Cancer Agency’s Terry Fox Laboratory, has been following a Continue reading
Some things about being “post GAPS” are easier. Some are harder. Harder are things like
Yesterday, I watched my son -now almost eight years old- swim for three and a half hours. He was so happy. He dove, front crawled, glided, dipped, splashed, and floated -his face beaming almost the entire time. Toward the end, Continue reading
My seven year old son, who completed his GAPS healing program almost two years ago, has been on an interesting dietary journey lately…and I’m impressed! It all started with a virus a
Often the term “comfort foods” is used to describe specific dishes. My sense, though, is that “comfort foods” are not universal but, rather, specific to each of us and related to what we received as