Dec 17 2009
Fat and Unhealthy but Cheap Foods:
Today the population in the USA is obese and unhealthy. The cheapest foods are the fattest foods so to save money we purchase cheap fat foods. Then on top of that our fat inducing food is tainted with pesticides, antibiotics, hormones and many times deadly bacteria.
Our choices for fresh produce and vegetables and other food stuffs are limited to our local supermarkets, cheap fast food outlets or restaurants. These choices will not tell you where your foods come from or what possible dangerous products were used to grow these foods.
Your tomatoes may be from Chile, those grapes may be from Argentina or the beef came from Mexico. Even when it come from the USA there is no guarantee that mad cow, e coli, salmonella or some other as yet unknown disease isn’t tagging along.
What is our solution? The best solution is safe, nutritious and still cheap foods… grown your own in your own garden. However, in today’s fast pace world most of us do not have the time, the green thumb, the energy or for that matter the available land to plant our own garden and then be able to harvest our own delicious, nutritious and the most important SAFE for your family foods.
As early as 50 years ago, a garden was one of the most important projects for most families. Growing up on a small farm in central Mississippi, I know it was for my family. Our garden provided much needed nutrition at a low cost, and our family knew where our food came from. We also raised our own chickens and eggs, pork, and fresh milk and butter. Therefore we knew how safe it was for our family to eat.
Today very few families can afford the luxury, time or energy that a garden would take.
SO What Is Then Answer? How about free Organic Foods… If you could have your own organic Garden full of Organic Produce and Vegetables, have access to thousands of other safe Organic Foods priced as low as you find in the store or even for free, and have them deliverable to your own front door; then I have to ask, wouldn’t that be better than driving to the store for that bag of chips and cola! You can have that opportunity. Click here and find the Opportunity
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Jerry Hall (Pop)