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KYF #082: 7 Keys to Abundant Life, Bible-Inspired
Guided by timeless Bible principles, Dr. Eric Z (chiropractor) shares his family’s passion for natural health and urban homesteading through his blog, local homesteading classes, and a brand-new weekly video series call the “Abundant Life Tidbit”.
On today’s podcast, Dr. Eric shares the 7 key areas to an abundant life (based on Biblical principles) and we talk about the urban homesteading legacy he and his family are passing on to their children, local community, and even online through a weekly video series. You will love every minute of this interview!
Get to know Eric, his wife Sabrina (Mama Z), and his family through this podcast. Plus… the tip of the week!
Won’t play for you? Try here. Mobile or desktop users, you can hear my podcast with Stitcher, on-demand and on-the-go. (What’s Stitcher?) You can also get it on iTunes or subscribe in the Podcasts app.
Tip of the Week: The Superfood Maca
Did you know there’s a Peruvian root that’s been cultivated for thousands of years that can help with energy, fertility, hormonal dysfunction, depression, circulation, mental acuity, and more?
There is and it’s called maca. (click the link to learn more)
To save 10% on your entire order of premium, organic, fair-trade maca, go here and use coupon code ENERGY. Good through Thursday, September 4, 2014.
Want to submit a Tip of the Week? I might share it on the air! Use the contact form or send an email to contact at knowyourfoodpodcast dot com with the subject line “Tip of the Week”.
Listener Question
Gloria asks:
“Hi there. I got the instructions for your sourdough starter through facebook; I have started a culture (several times now) but have some questions:
I have had great growth and bubbles for 3-4 days, then the next addition will end up watery with a “pinkish” color/cover on the top – what is it? is it harmful? what did I do wrong? (too low temp?)
when you say “cover loosely” what does this mean? the jar screw top not screwed on tight? a piece of saran wrap loosely placed over the top or secured tight with rubber band?
where do you find a constant 85 degrees? and how important is it? during the day, I can put the starter in the garage (my house is kept at 80 and I can’t find anywhere – cabinets, closets, etc, that maintains 85), but at night it drops into the 70’s – I live in mid-florida. Thanks for your help….”
Gloria is referring to the instructions found in our Sourdough eBook free sample chapter (which you can get, too, by going here).
Listen to this episode for my answers!
About Dr. Eric Zielinski
“Eric L. Zielinski, DC (c), MPH (c) has devoted his life to natural health and wellness for over a decade. Inspired by the timeless principles in the Bible, Eric’s mission is to seek out ways to provide people with simple, evidenced-based tools that they need to achieve the Abundant Life. Formally trained as a chiropractor and public health researcher, Eric’s primary approach is to encourage people to become Urban Homesteaders and to embrace natural health care, wellness principles balanced nutrition, and empowering God-centered life strategies. He and his wife Sabrina live in Atlanta, GA with their three children Esther, Isaiah, and Elijah.”
Click here to visit Dr. Eric Z’s blog.
The Abundant Life Tidbit Weekly Video Series
Be sure to visit Dr. Eric Z’s YouTube channel, and especially his wife Sabrina’s (Mama Z) Windowsill Gardening series. Embedded below is part 1; visit the channel for the rest.
The Zielinski Urban Homestead
Here are a few pictures from Dr. Eric’s urban homestead. His wife, Sabrina (Mama Z) teaches local urban homesteading classes in Atlanta, Georgia — wouldn’t you love to attend?
Links Mentioned
Dr. Eric Z’s blog
Dr. Eric Z’s YouTube Channel
Dr. Eric Z on Facebook
Dr. Eric ZÂ on Pinterest
Urban Homesteading Heritage — on Eric’s blog
Got Questions or Comments?
I’d love to answer your questions or share your comments on the air in future episodes. Here are the guidelines:
Share your name and where you live.
Share your website or blog URL (if you have one).
One question per voicemail — leave as many voicemails as you’d like.
Keep each question brief — like 30 seconds or less, if you can.
When you’re ready, click the button below to record your message. If the button doesn’t work for you, visit this page to leave a voicemail. Or, want to use the telephone instead? Call 1-541-236-2330 to leave a voicemail with your question or comment. Or, you can contact me.
iTunes
I’d be grateful if you’d visit my podcast on iTunes and leave a rating and/or review. KnowYourFoodPodcast.com/iTunes or gnowfglins.com/iTunes This helps me make my podcast better and also helps others find it. Thank you! For past or current episodes, check out the Know Your Food with Wardee podcast archives.
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Anything to Add?
I would love to hear from you! Do you have questions for Dr. Eric or comments about anything shared in this episode? Like this podcast? Please help me reach others by using the share buttons at the top of this post. Thanks!
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Guided by timeless Bible principles, Dr. Eric Z (chiropractor) shares his family’s passion for natural health and urban homesteading through his blog, local homesteading classes, and a brand-new weekly video series call the “Abundant Life Tidbit”.
On today’s podcast, Dr. Eric shares the 7 key areas to an abundant life (based on Biblical principles) and we talk about the urban homesteading legacy he and his family are passing on to their children, local community, and even online through a weekly video series. You will love every minute of this interview!
Get to know Eric, his wife Sabrina (Mama Z), and his family through this podcast. Plus… the tip of the week!
Won’t play for you? Try here. Mobile or desktop users, you can hear my podcast with Stitcher, on-demand and on-the-go. (What’s Stitcher?) You can also get it on iTunes or subscribe in the Podcasts app.
Tip of the Week: The Superfood Maca
Did you know there’s a Peruvian root that’s been cultivated for thousands of years that can help with energy, fertility, hormonal dysfunction, depression, circulation, mental acuity, and more?
There is and it’s called maca. (click the link to learn more)
To save 10% on your entire order of premium, organic, fair-trade maca, go here and use coupon code ENERGY. Good through Thursday, September 4, 2014.
Want to submit a Tip of the Week? I might share it on the air! Use the contact form or send an email to contact at knowyourfoodpodcast dot com with the subject line “Tip of the Week”.
Listener Question
Gloria asks:
“Hi there. I got the instructions for your sourdough starter through facebook; I have started a culture (several times now) but have some questions:
I have had great growth and bubbles for 3-4 days, then the next addition will end up watery with a “pinkish” color/cover on the top – what is it? is it harmful? what did I do wrong? (too low temp?)
when you say “cover loosely” what does this mean? the jar screw top not screwed on tight? a piece of saran wrap loosely placed over the top or secured tight with rubber band?
where do you find a constant 85 degrees? and how important is it? during the day, I can put the starter in the garage (my house is kept at 80 and I can’t find anywhere – cabinets, closets, etc, that maintains 85), but at night it drops into the 70’s – I live in mid-florida. Thanks for your help….”
Gloria is referring to the instructions found in our Sourdough eBook free sample chapter (which you can get, too, by going here).
Listen to this episode for my answers!
About Dr. Eric Zielinski
“Eric L. Zielinski, DC (c), MPH (c) has devoted his life to natural health and wellness for over a decade. Inspired by the timeless principles in the Bible, Eric’s mission is to seek out ways to provide people with simple, evidenced-based tools that they need to achieve the Abundant Life. Formally trained as a chiropractor and public health researcher, Eric’s primary approach is to encourage people to become Urban Homesteaders and to embrace natural health care, wellness principles balanced nutrition, and empowering God-centered life strategies. He and his wife Sabrina live in Atlanta, GA with their three children Esther, Isaiah, and Elijah.”
Click here to visit Dr. Eric Z’s blog.
The Abundant Life Tidbit Weekly Video Series
Be sure to visit Dr. Eric Z’s YouTube channel, and especially his wife Sabrina’s (Mama Z) Windowsill Gardening series. Embedded below is part 1; visit the channel for the rest.
The Zielinski Urban Homestead
Here are a few pictures from Dr. Eric’s urban homestead. His wife, Sabrina (Mama Z) teaches local urban homesteading classes in Atlanta, Georgia — wouldn’t you love to attend?
Links Mentioned
Dr. Eric Z’s blog
Dr. Eric Z’s YouTube Channel
Dr. Eric Z on Facebook
Dr. Eric ZÂ on Pinterest
Urban Homesteading Heritage — on Eric’s blog
Got Questions or Comments?
I’d love to answer your questions or share your comments on the air in future episodes. Here are the guidelines:
Share your name and where you live.
Share your website or blog URL (if you have one).
One question per voicemail — leave as many voicemails as you’d like.
Keep each question brief — like 30 seconds or less, if you can.
When you’re ready, click the button below to record your message. If the button doesn’t work for you, visit this page to leave a voicemail. Or, want to use the telephone instead? Call 1-541-236-2330 to leave a voicemail with your question or comment. Or, you can contact me.
iTunes
I’d be grateful if you’d visit my podcast on iTunes and leave a rating and/or review. KnowYourFoodPodcast.com/iTunes or gnowfglins.com/iTunes This helps me make my podcast better and also helps others find it. Thank you! For past or current episodes, check out the Know Your Food with Wardee podcast archives.
Subscribe to My Podcast via Email
Want me to email you each time there’s a new podcast? Click here to sign up.
Anything to Add?
I would love to hear from you! Do you have questions for Dr. Eric or comments about anything shared in this episode? Like this podcast? Please help me reach others by using the share buttons at the top of this post. Thanks!