Join host Jill Troderman on Feeding the Family as we explore current trends in healthy eating, holistic nutrition, herbal and integrative medicine, homesteading, organic regenerative farming and gardening, family life, human consciousness, and raising healthy, happy, well-adjusted families.
Together, we will check out tasty recipes, the latest food news, current events and peek into the dark side of what is making our kids, waterways, air, soils, and us sick, actions we can take to make positive changes, and solutions we can implement so we can Create the World We Want to Live In!!
Tune in live Wednesday’s 3 PM - 4 PM Pacific Standard Time on www.santacruzvoice.com
You can find more info at www.santacruzholisticnutrition.com
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Jill Troderman is a mom, holistic nutritionist, and author of The Food Tree Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Curriculum: A Mind, Body, Soul Approach to Teaching Kids How to Eat Well and Be Healthy.
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Join host Jill Troderman on Feeding the Family as we explore current trends in healthy eating, holistic nutrition, herbal and integrative medicine, homesteading, organic regenerative farming and gardening, family life, human consciousness, and raising healthy, happy, well-adjusted families.
Together, we will check out tasty recipes, the latest food news, current events and peek into the dark side of what is making our kids, waterways, air, soils, and us sick, actions we can take to make positive changes, and solutions we can implement so we can Create the World We Want to Live In!!
Tune in live Wednesday’s 3 PM - 4 PM Pacific Standard Time on www.santacruzvoice.com
You can find more info at www.santacruzholisticnutrition.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063510553463
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jill__troderman/
Jill Troderman is a mom, holistic nutritionist, and author of The Food Tree Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Curriculum: A Mind, Body, Soul Approach to Teaching Kids How to Eat Well and Be Healthy.
Chronic Illness in Children, Navigating Junk Food and May in the Garden with host Jill Troderman, 5/14/25 Ep. 7
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6 months ago
Chronic Illness in Children, Navigating Junk Food and May in the Garden with host Jill Troderman, 5/14/25 Ep. 7
Chronic illness in kids in the US is exploding. Navigating how to avoid junk food with your kids as we explore the abundance of toxins in our foods, including the commercial cereals and how to get your hands dirty as we all embrace growing more food in our homes and schools with what to plant in the May Garden with host Jill Troderman, holistic family nutritionist and guest, author Dr. Katherine Reid, 5/14/25 Ep. 7
Feeding The Family
Join host Jill Troderman on Feeding the Family as we explore current trends in healthy eating, holistic nutrition, herbal and integrative medicine, homesteading, organic regenerative farming and gardening, family life, human consciousness, and raising healthy, happy, well-adjusted families.
Together, we will check out tasty recipes, the latest food news, current events and peek into the dark side of what is making our kids, waterways, air, soils, and us sick, actions we can take to make positive changes, and solutions we can implement so we can Create the World We Want to Live In!!
Tune in live Wednesday’s 3 PM - 4 PM Pacific Standard Time on www.santacruzvoice.com
You can find more info at www.santacruzholisticnutrition.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063510553463
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jill__troderman/
Jill Troderman is a mom, holistic nutritionist, and author of The Food Tree Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Curriculum: A Mind, Body, Soul Approach to Teaching Kids How to Eat Well and Be Healthy.
