Quinoa has become a popular grain to use for healthy cooking, since it's high in protein and fiber. But there has been controversy regarding the ancient grain. Given its meteoric rise, prices have gone up, which may have forced families in poorer countries that grow quinoa -- like Peru -- deeper into poverty. To combat this, look for fair trade quinoa, which empowers farmers with increased wages, land ownership and access to things like technology and education.

Whether you're using ground turmeric, dried rosemary or fennel seeds, all the seasonings in your spice rack should be organic. Conventional dried herbs and spices are grown with chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Worse, they are often irradiated to kill bacteria. Organic herbs and spices, on the other hand, are cultivated without chemicals and pests, and germs are eradicated through steam heat or a deep freeze.

If you want to naturally detox your shoes from the inside out, look no further than a sheet of newspaper. Newspaper is designed to absorb ink, so it also absorbs other things, like excess moisture and toxins. Stuff newspaper inside your shoes, then rest your shoes on top of more newsprint: All the chemicals, fertilizer, dirt, bacteria and lead your shoes pick up will be absorbed into the newspaper.