How would you eat a woolly mammoth? … One bite at a time”
How would you eat a woolly mammoth? … One bite at a time”
The Wild Food Challenge is a holistic approach to changing the way you think and eat …one bite at a time.
You will be encouraged to think and shop outside of your current supermarket basket and to try just one new food at a time.
Or just one new recipe or cooking method at a time.
The idea’s underlying the Challenge come from research into:
- The importance of micronutrients in the diet
- The psychology of happiness, and
- The neuroscience of brain and behaviour.
Neuroscience is proving that indeed, when our brains are free from the basic animal needs of safety, what engages the most neural activity are: novelty, challenge, connection and expression. And many of the world’s largest happiness surveys are finding the same at a global level — we want to feel more engaged at work, and what makes us engaged are things like choice, contribution, and creative expression.“
~ Brendon Burchard, The Charge
The Wild Food Challenge is all about nourishing your body more completely with a wider variety of whole foods.
It is also about nourishing your mind more completely by continuously trying new things; challenging yourself to learn and adapt; expressing your creativity in the kitchen and sharing your nutrient dense meals with your family, friends & the Wild Food Challenge Community.
Ultimately, you will be bringing together all the necessary ingredients for good health & happiness, so you can love the life you live.
It all starts with “taking a walk on the wild side” and opening your mind to tasting and experimenting with new foods and turning a few small behaviours into habits that can be sustained for life.
Interested?
To find out more click on the links below:
- What is the Wild Food Challenge?
- Is the Wild Food Challenge for me?
- Wild Food Challenge Guidelines (Beta Version)
- Wild Foods Guide
- Goal Setting for the Wild Food Challenge
- Join the Wild Food Challenge Facebook Group
- Introducing The Wild Food Challenge
- How to Substitute Your Weekly Staple Veggies For Something Different














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