Meanwhile, BigAg and the food industry are busy pushing man-made, GMO-laced foods onto our plates, contending that the human body will readily accept them without a problem.

What is a “Wise Traditions”, “Weston Price” or “Traditional” diet?
The Weston A. Price Foundation
http://eugenewestonaprice.org/what-is-a-weston-price-diet/

At its most basic, it is about eating foods that would have been recognized by our ancestors, because these are the foods that are still recognized by our bodies as food.

There is no ONE “Weston Price” diet. Those of us following a Weston-Price-inspired-diet apply the principles that Dr. Price observed about healthy populations. It is the principles of traditional diets that form the basis of our dietary choices. We pull cuisine and inspiration from many different cultures, as well as creating our own recipes. We eat from a wide variety of foods that are available to us, and chose ones that suit our tastes, our budget and our own unique body’s tolerances.

Dr. Weston A. Price traveled around the world in the 1930’s and found 14 groups of healthy people who were eating their traditional diets. He was able to study these groups before modern foods (which he called the “Displacing Foods of Modern Commerce”) had infiltrated their cultures. He also had the opportunity to study neighboring tribes and towns that had access to modern foods.

He documented the devastating results that modern foods had on the health of people all across the globe. Dr. Price also took samples of traditional foods back to his laboratory and analyzed nutrient contents. He compared traditional foods to modern diets of his time, and found that traditional people were consuming at least four times the water-soluble vitamins, calcium and other minerals, and at least TEN times the fat-soluble vitamins, from animal foods such as butter, fish eggs, shellfish, organ meats, eggs and animal fats.