New Thin vs Old Thin

 

You’ve often heard that there’s a difference between ‘old money’ and ‘new money’. There’s a different way of thinking, acting, and living that people with ‘old money’ have. They have wisdom and confidence that the ‘new money’ people don’t have. They’re not out to prove anything like the ‘new money’ people are.

The same thing applies to people who have been thin most of their lives vs people who are newly thin. That doesn’t mean that the ‘old thin’ haven’t ever gained weight. Most of them have. They’ve had babies, and stress, and other problems just like anyone else. But because of their long held habits, they were able to get back to their former thin & healthy selves.

The ‘new thin’ on the other hand will try to sell you on some new fast diet, miracle food, pills, or other such nonsense. They get excited about their new results and they want to tell you about it, and that’s admirable. Unfortunately, the solutions rarely work long term. You’ll never know that because these people just disappear. Unless you’re Kirstie Alley…

The ‘old thin’ are not on the Internet telling you what works. To them, its the lifestyle they’ve always lived.  It never occurs to them that they have the solution to your problem. They think everyone knows this stuff. They shake their heads when they see what people choose to eat. They just think that you’re fat and lazy.

They don’t understand that most people have not been taught how to live a thin & healthy lifestyle.

How many people today know how to cook a great meal from scratch?

Not too many.

One of my friends served Hamburger Helper once. Her husband forbids her to ever make it again. We’re serious about our food –  Don’t give us that nasty garbage!

The problem is, most of the good cooks are getting older. You’d better learn now before we’re all dead!

Login and try some good old good food!

 

 

New Organic Gardening Guide – Food4Wealth

 

Are you looking forward to growing your own vegetables this year? Its been a growing trend. I’ve had a salad garden for years, and I love not only being able to step out my door and pick my salad fresh, but also the fact that it tastes so much better than what you can buy in the store

I just found this new organic gardening guide – Food4Wealth, and I wanted to tell you about it right away since its time to start our growing season here in the Midwest.

With all the food concerns going on lately, the best bet for you and your family to be sure that your food is safe is to grow your own, right? And nothing tastes better than homegrown vegetables.

But who has the time for that?

I found this amazing new ebook and training videos that shows you how to grown more vegetables than you can eat in a 8×8 plot, and he says only 8 hours of work a year!

This system uses principals that I’ve used in my flower beds for years – always have something coming up. I never thought of trying this in my vegetable garden – but it makes perfect sense.

I’ve been looking for a way to do more of my own growing, but time has been a limiting factor, right?

And I’m looking forward to learning about seed saving, especially with the GMO stuff going on. And the composting and natural methods are high on my priority list too.

He says he saves $100 a week on average. That’s a lot of vegetables. I know I don’t spend that much, let alone be able to save that much – but I’ll be saving enough to cover my investment, and even without the health concerns – homegrown always tastes best. That’s worth it in my book.

The name is kinda hypey I think – Food4Weatlh. But I guess health is wealth, even if you don’t really save $5000 a year.

If you’re interested in growing your own organic, healthy, great tasting vegetables with small space and little work – Check out Food4Weatlh

P.S. I do get compensated if you buy through this link. It helps keep this site running.

Save Homegrown Tomatoes

 

Well, now that health care is done, its time to go back to attacking safe nutritious food.

Don’t you love the tomatoes at a roadside stand? The corn? The homemade jams at the farmers markets? Going apple picking, or strawberry picking, or pumpkin picking?

The language in Senate Bill S510 threatens this very way of life.

This bill would require that all food grown for consumption have tracking codes, and licenses, and a bunch of expensive red tape that already struggling small farmers would not be able to afford.

 Under the current language, I would not be able to give you one of my homegrown tomatoes.

 Lets take a nostalgia break –


 And the funny thing is – the contaminated foods have all come from industrial farms. But under this bill, that would end up being our only choice.

 I haven’t seen any pre-made petitions yet. I’m sure they’ll be coming. I didn’t wait. I sent emails to Congresswoman Bean and Senator Burris. I’ll let you know how they respond. But I urge you to send an email to both your senators and representatives.

We have to act fast! This is being pushed through pretty quickly all of the sudden. Let them know we are paying attention!

 I guess they have managed to save our right to take supplements - 

ANH-USA Victory! Supplements Are Exempted From Codex Language in Food Safety Bill – ANH-USA worked closely with our allies in the senate to ensure that dietary supplements are protected from Codex language in the Senate Food Safety bill.

And the FDA is hot on the trail of the Walnut scam -  

Tell The FDA That Cherries—And Now Walnuts—Are NOT Illegal Drugs!
The FDA previously attacked cherry producers. It now says that if you tell consumers about the health benefits of walnuts, you turn walnuts into a drug. Please join us in protesting this attack on both common sense and free speech.

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