Hartkeisonline.com highlights important news stories on raw milk, food justice, and small traditional farms from around the country.
Monica Eng, health reporter for the Chicago Tribune is the first mainstream media reporter to document the prison soy diet and its damaging health effects on inmates.
A plea to the Illinois Governor: please end the cruel soy feeding “experiment” going on in US prisons. Let’s get letters like this sent from all 50 states!
Former Illinois Inmate Thomas Salonis is angry at how indifferent IDOC officials are to the inmates cries for a decent diet. He read his poem to the media.
James Clark, a Florida prison inmate writes an impassioned plea for a relief from the soy diet and the return of the prison garden, something he believes would help inmates return well to society.
Kimberly Hartke, Publicist for Weston A. Price Foundation shares a few recent press articles about the soy prison lawsuit and Weston A. Price Foundation, raw milk and other related issues.
Weston A. Price Chapter leader and Local Foods activist Susan Blasko reports on a “pasture to prison cell” program in Virginia, which teaches prisoners how to grow their own grass-fed beef.
A woman struggles to get to the bottom of a mysterious malady, only to discover that following several doctors orders to add soy to her diet caused all the problems.
Kimberly Hartke reviews a new book, The Hidden Dangers of Soy. Borne out of the near death experience of a woman who thought soy would do great things for her health, this book is a wake up call to others deceived by the aggressive health claims of the soy industry.
Concerned relative of an Illinois inmate documents the ill effects of the high soy diet fed to the prisoners. The diet is the subject of a lawsuit against the Illinois prison system.
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