What would you say to the woman who struggles with making crunchy living in idle?

If you're a Christian, then you have been told specifically that you have one God.

You cannot put anything above him.

If you look at the food and the way that we're farming and the way that we're

eating and treating our bodies, we're not really honoring the bodies that God has given us. So you want to change up what your family eats, but how do you get your kids on board or even your picky husband?

This is Corey Dunn's specialty after her second born was healed from serious infant eczema in less than a week

of simple dietary changes, she started sharing her health and kitchen journey on her blog,

podcast, and Instagram,

with the hope of making real, healing,

and nutrient-dense food practical and accessible

for the everyday modern mom.

She locked into marrying her childhood crush, and she now lives in Coastal Georgia on a newly created family homestead where she says things are accomplished with pure tenacity and lots of googling. I love her. She's very relatable. This multi-camera

episode is available to watch on the real Alex Clark YouTube channel and able to

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On today's episode, we're going to talk about how to get your kids to want to eat healthier food,

the myths about raw milk, and also all the things you can do with one cooked chicken.

Please welcome Corey Dunn, also known as Four Nutrient Sake, on Instagram and the co-host of the Modern

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