Sentences with phrase «nature intended produce»

Animals that have been in the sun and eating the foods nature intended produce more nutritious food (more about that here).

Not exact matches

Linear power is the ability to produce intended or desired effects in our relationships to nature or to other people.

elevATP ® stimulates the body to produce ATP internally, the way nature intended.

Thus, in the first few days, when the mother is normally producing only a little milk (as nature intended), and the baby gets a bottle (as nature intended?)

Nowadays, cows are producing a mixture of a1 and a2 beta casein, which is not the way nature intended it to be.

Fortunately, there is now a large selection of energy bars made with 100 % real foods, grown and produced just as nature intended them to be.

National Bison Association members are committed to raising bison as naturally as possible, the way nature intended, to produce flavorful, healthy meat and to the humane and sustainable raising of the American bison.

In spring 2012, she will do a residency at the storied Meissen porcelain factory outside Dresden, producing work that she intends to show in Berlin, at Nature Morte, in a solo show scheduled for next fall.

The Sustainable World Coalition produces materials and programs for schools and the general public intended to deepen awareness of and foster large scale shifts towards sustainability — and towards living lives in harmony with nature and all beings.

Furthermore, planned soil moisture missions (ESA / SMOS, NASA / SMAP) at the L - band, while emphasizing a product technically superior to the product that could be derived from a 6.9 GHz channel, are experimental in nature and are not alone intended to produce long - term, multidecadal CDRs.

Concern was expressed that the one off nature of the funding was not capable of producing sustainable improvements in communities, and could lead to disillusionment from communities about engaging with government — the very opposite of the intended impact.

Martin's conclusion, although of a warning nature, does not go the next step, and really negatively comment on OREA's abject failure to produce a document (the SPIS) that is clear, concise, and routinely defensible in a court room, thereby fulfilling the purpose for which it was ostensibly intended, keeping sellers / buyers «out» of the courtroom.