This Think Wisely is all about discovering new products and revisiting old favorites, but they all have this in common—they’re Certified Organic. Because, for the love of our health, our soil, biodiversity, and the planet’s future—we support organic.
At Natural Grocers, we strongly believe that our food choices have the potential to affect real change. It’s one of the reasons we’re in this business. We know that the way food is raised matters and this is no truer than with beef.
Clear, smooth, glowing skin. We all want it, and there’s nothing wrong with wanting to look your best.
Like a sea made of a million vibrant red orbs glistening in the water, a cranberry bog is a remarkable sight at harvest time. These little berries are pretty remarkable on their own too!
"Data centers are “the largest single points of consumption of electricity in history."
— Jesse Jenkins, Princeton climate modeler, speaking to The Atlantic in 20261
We all know how important getting our daily steps in is for overall health, but for those of us with desk jobs or who spend much of the day sitting, it’s natural to wonder: do those long stretches of sedentary time cancel out the benefits of the steps we do take?
Welcome to Organic Month, something we look forward to celebrating every September! Why do we set a whole month aside to celebrate organics?
The kids in this country need us to pay attention: their collective health is in bad shape. Over the last 16 years, American children and adolescents (including teens) have gotten sicker—mentally and physically. This is according to a study published last year in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
From smartphones and tablets to TVs and laptops, digital devices dominate daily life—and our eyes feel the strain. U.S.
Our love of grapes spans across almost all of human history. Ancient Egyptians, Romans, Greeks, and many other early civilizations all showed their reverence for the vine, depicting grapes in art, ritual, and song as symbols of leisure, luxury, fertility, and harbingers of good luck.
More than 40 percent of cancer cases and deaths are linked to modifiable risk factors, according to an American Cancer Society study. Cigarette smoking is number one, followed by excess body weight and alcohol consumption.
Maintaining adequate vitamin D levels protects health in numerous ways, from keeping bones and teeth strong to optimizing cardiovascular and muscle function, to promoting immune health.1 A new study suggests it may also play an important role in preserving cognition and brain health as we age.
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