Friends, my new dear friend, Barbara Stitt, PhD has a vision that you want to know about. I will be interviewing her on my BlogTalkradio on March 29 Monday, 12 noon (ET) http://bit.ly/bTp8Bp

Barbara Stitt, PhD
While working with the courts in Ohio as a probation officer, she developed a program in 1971 showing the relationship between what the people consumed and recidivism.
During a period of 7 years, fewer than 15% of the people referred to the program were back in trouble. The results of the study were reported in a front page Wall Street Journal article on June 2, 1977, leading to international publicity and about 1500 presentations across the US and Canada.
After marrying Biochemist Paul Stitt, founder of Natural Ovens Bakery, Barbara moved from Ohio to Wisconsin in 1982 and began promoting fresh, healthy foods for students in schools to help prevent future problems.
In 1997, they were invited to provide all of the food to an Appleton, Wisconsin, alternative school that was so out of control they had a full-time police officer on staff for 50 students in the morning and 50 students in the afternoon.
The results were so positive in improvements of behavior, attendance, and academic ability that the program was extended to the entire school district of 15,000 students.
The Appleton, Wisconsin, alternative school is included in the award winning film, Super Size Me to show how students should be fed. By just changing to fresh foods with no other changes being made, the stunning results show that after 9 years not one of the students from the alternative school had gotten into trouble with the Courts.
This forum thread is for folks to share ideas, successes, and ask questions about your children, their schools, implementing whole foods into all the schools.
Please share this forum with your superintendent, principle, nurse, town officials, teachers, friends, children, school psychologists, etc.
Look what just one woman did; we all can make miraculous marks on our society!
f you have friends who are educators or work with the criminal justice system, and for all parents, this will be a life-transforming discussion – such a simple, yet profound approach that is easily implemented into schools and prisons, and of course, at home with your children, and the gifted and educationally challenged kids.
Monday March 29 12 Noon (ET) http://bit.ly/bTp8Bp
Interview: Barbara Stitt PhD. How Food Affects Behavior
Friends, my new dear fr