LA Lakers Eat Grass-Fed: An Interview with Cate Shanahan, Nutritionist for the Lakersby Joseph Salama, Esq.  Joe Salama, attorney and author of The Paleo Miracle, interviewed Cate Shanahan, M.D., the nutritionist for the L.A. Lakers basketball team. Dr. Cate Shanahan promotes fats from pastured animals while FTCLDF promotes farmers who raise those animals!
What do you do for the Lakers?
We operate on several levels so answering the question is a little complicated but the basics are that the Lakers now have a program called...more |
Play It Forward: View Unacceptable Levels to Help FTCLDF and Learn About Toxins!Rent by Midnight May 31 and FTCLDF Earns Double Rent or purchase Unacceptable Levels. It's a story about the chemicals in our bodies, how they got there, and what we can do about it. Films like this raise awareness, change consumer buying patterns and can ultimately be part of the solution (e.g., protecting small-scale, eco-friendly farming). Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) also raises awareness, changes consumer buying patterns (farm to consumer) and is part of the solution since FTCLDF protects pasture-based farmers that use non-toxic methods. Play it forward! Help raise awareness and support FTCLDF, too. Rent a streaming copy for $5.99 or buy it for as low as $14.99 through Yekra. FTCLDF will receive 40% of your streaming rental fee and 20% of your DVD or download purchase through May 31, 2014 when you use this link: www.bit.ly/FTC-UL Watch the trailer and spread the word: www.bit.ly/FTC-UL |
How to Keep FTCLDF in Your Facebook NewsfeedGet Notifications from FTCLDF!Facebook has made some changes lately. To make sure that you're getting FTCLDF notifications on Facebook, go to FTCLDF's Facebook page, hover your mouse over "Liked" and select "Get Notifications" from the dropdown box. Voila! Yet another way to ensure that you receive FTCLDF notifications is to Like, share or comment FTCLDF posts. If you haven't "Liked" us yet on Facebook, please do! |
Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, defends the rights and broadens the freedoms of family farms and artisan food producers while protecting consumer access to raw milk and nutrient-dense foods. Learn more About Us or check out the FTCLDF 2012 Summary.
Membership benefits include the possibility of representation in court; the Fund typically pays for all court costs. The Fund is not an insurance company and cannot guarantee representation on all legal matters. Your membership fees and donations help to keep local food sources available and preserve family farms facing unjust enforcement actions.
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