J. Morris Hicks, "the big picture guy" for promoting health, hope & harmony on planet Earth.

Tips for finding content within over 30 categories of topics

After 100 consecutive days of blogging, I realize that I have written some 70,000 words of content — more than the total number of words in our soon-to-be-published book. At that rate, I will be adding a quarter of a million words a year.

With that much information, I would like to share a few tips that may help you find what you need easily. With over 100 posts, I no longer scroll down the “Most recent 100 posts” in the right column to find what I am looking for. I now either type in a few words in the Search box or I use the drop-down list of Categories, which shows the number of posts falling in each category.

Let’s take the category of “Protein Concerns” for example. It says right in the drop-down list that there have been six posts in that category so far. By clicking on that Category, the links to those six posts comes up right away — along with the first paragraph of each. Here they are:

Ten of twenty-six total posts in the “Healthy Eating 101” Category

In search of the most perfect diet… A few days ago, I asked for questions from the readers…and got a few from Jason in Chicago. One of his questions focused on the search for the perfect diet… How much are you concerned with soaking, sprouting, organic food … Continue reading →

Tofu…Beware the fat content! If you’ve read about our 4-Leaf Program, you already know of my conviction that the primary emphasis must be on maximizing the healthiest of foods versus concentrating on what you’re avoiding. It is my observation that most vegetarians do the … Continue reading →

Celebration! not deprivation…discovering the complete joy of eating  Moving to a “4-Leaf ” level of eating will eventually lead to a cause for celebration. When people think of making a big change in their diet for one reason or another, they most often think about what they’re … Continue reading →

An unsupportive spouse…the single biggest challenge to eating “4-Leaf” For a major dietary shift; having your spouse on board is a really big deal. Wearing my health coaching hat today, I want to tell you about my friend Brian. After deciding to shift to a health-promoting plant-based diet for … Continue reading →

Common ground among medical experts…the foundation of our “4-Leaf” program Our upcoming book features five trail-blazing MD’s who tired of a medical paradigm that treated only symptoms. They each first learned about the power of whole plants in different ways, but they all have been reversing chronic disease in thousands … Continue reading →

Your Viagra and Lipitor not working so well? The crazy new game of Pharmaceutical Russian Roulette   Counterfeit drugs have taken pharmaceutical madness to a whole new level. This past Sunday (3-13-11) on 60-Minutes, there was a pretty scary story about the prevalence of fake drugs in the … Continue reading →

Reading material in the bathroom…a red flag Let’s face it; there are some things that even guys don’t talk about that much. One of those topics is the gory details about our elimination of solid waste. So, whatever we experience ourselves, we naturally assume that is “normal.” … Continue reading →

Multi-billionaire Murdock…eating at “4-Leaf” level Trying to live to the record age of 125 years The New York Times Sunday Magazine (3-6-11) featured a lengthy article on the super-wealthy Dole tycoon, David Murdock, and the diet-style he thinks can keep him alive for another 38 years…when … Continue reading →

The “Dollars and Sense” of eating…ome good news and bad news   Some good news and bad news. Many people have the idea that it costs much more to eat a healthy diet. Well, yes and no. Unfortunately, if you compare the cost of a calorie of fast food fare with … Continue reading →

Responsible eating…far beyond taste, cost and convenience Managing the end of an unsustainable way of eating We have all grown up during an era of abundant food; with almost anything we desire, we can have — anywhere, anytime. The only drivers of our food choices have become … Continue reading →

The system delivers the posts from different categories in groups of ten; then you can scroll to older or newer from there. I recommend that you take a look at the drop-down list from time to time and click on a particular category that might be interesting to you. As always, I welcome your input with suggestions of how I might be able to make this site more helpful for you.

As I strive to live up to my “big picture guy” reputation, I will be on the lookout to make sure that I provide balance in what I am reporting — dealing appropriately with all of the many categories involved, such as: Sustainability, Celebrities and Erectile Dysfunction, to name just a few.

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—J. Morris Hicks…blogging daily at HealthyEatingHealthyWorld.com

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