New from Sally!
October 2, 2026 release
PreOrders at Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com
Of the many home remedy books on the market, not one takes as its starting point a nutrient-dense diet, which always serves as the basis of good health. Sally Fallon Morell, author of the best-selling Nourishing Traditions, brings you a compendium of healing therapies that begins with a nourishing traditional diet, including variations on that diet for specific conditions, and then adds herbal treatments, homeopathic remedies, physical therapy, detoxification measures and other traditional practices that support healing and relief.
For those who have turned their backs on pharma-based medicine, as well as for those seeking to augment conventional therapy, the Nourishing Traditions Book of Natural Remedies provides suggestions that will be helpful for a wide range of conditions—from acid reflux to wrinkles. Learn about:
- A traditional food that heals osteoporosis
- A weight-loss plan that never leaves you feeling hungry
- Why butter is the ultimate healing food for the thyroid gland
- A treatment for sore knees that costs less than a penny per dose
- How saturated fat and a surprising folk remedy can heal the lungs
- Why a pinch of salt can help you get to sleep at night. to circulate
Welcome to NewTrends Publishing…
…the home of Nourishing Traditions®, by Sally Fallon Morell, with Mary G. Enig, PhD–the best-selling nutritional cookbook that is changing the way Americans eat.
NewTrends Publishing also offers a range of books and DVDs that complement the information provided in Nourishing Traditions®.
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Sally devotes her writing skills to the Wise Traditions quarterly journal of the Weston A. Price Foundation. Read her Caustic Commentary, President’s Message and other articles by becoming a member of the Weston A. Price Foundation, and supporting its efforts to return nutrient-dense foods to American tables.
“All good but this may be the best.”
Animal fats and how store-bought milk is damaging our bodies
Sally, I’ve listened to a lot of your talks & interviews. All good but this may be the best. It’s so comprehensive, smooth flowing, and accessible yet gripping. Perhaps because it was conversational. I even learned a tidbit or 2. This will be what I share with people I encounter who are curious about WAPF, would not go to the website and might not even crack a trifold flyer – but might listen in their car or watch while cooking a meal. I am making a contact for it on my phone. I will also share with new members to our Facebook group because today’s post will soon vanish down the stream. Bravo!!
Elissa
