Beth and Dr. Jim talk about the scientific basis of the plant-based, raw living foods lifestyle. They make veggie kraut in the kitchen, and show a short video of Dr. Ann doing the same. Beth visits an organic farmer in Kentucky and gets some organic gardening and fertilizer tips. Excerpts from GrassyRootsTV.com.
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