Anatomy of a Supermarket Purchase
Wonderful video from CSPI on how we buy bad foods despite our best intentions!
Anatomy of a Supermarket Purchase from Center for Science in the Public Interest with Dr. Margo Wootan
Wonderful video from CSPI on how we buy bad foods despite our best intentions!
Anatomy of a Supermarket Purchase from Center for Science in the Public Interest with Dr. Margo Wootan
If you care about the quality of your food, and want to be able to identify genetically engineered (GE) foods, then this interview is of great importance. In it, Ben Beachy reveals important details about the imminent legislative threats that can seriously impair your ability to purchase healthy food.
You also need to be aware of an important and devastating development in the so-called Pompeo “DARK” Act that requires your immediate involvement.
In fact, this article will include not one but TWO urgent action items. It’s absolutely crucial you pick up the phone and call your Congressional representatives and urge them to vote down Pompeo’s bill and the Fast Track bill.
Both of these dangerous pieces of legislation need your immediate action now so we can stop them in their tracks. This is a highly debated issue and it is one where your single call to a legislature can make the difference. We desperately need you to take action on this to preserve our food freedom.
Unless enough people take action, the ramifications of these two simultaneous corporate power grabs will have severe ramifications for our health, economy, and environmental protections—not to mention the loss of individual, state, and national rights.
Sarah Wilson, in this blogpost, shares her own experiences with quitting sugar and the positive effect it had on her autoimmune disease. This wonderful testimonial shows the negative effects sugar has on the body’s systems, and proves what Sugar Crush says — that damage occurs but CAN BE REVERSED.
Read Sarah’s article and get inspired!
Feels like high praise from this review / article, calling Sugar Crush “One of those dangerous, important books.”
Thank you!
Read on…
The Quick and Dirty: A Review of SUGAR CRUSH
and
Sugar Crush Review: Part Three, Covering the Last Little Bit of “Why” and Prepping You for the “How”