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World Class Marketing Coach ~ Robert Notter! ~

This complimentary marketing training call is going to transform how your view your business and your success. Robert Notter presents his valuable secretes to bringing in new clients. Read more

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Some important tips on food label claims

Food packages have two types of consumer information required by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The Nutrition Facts section defines a serving size and describes the weights of fat, carbohydrate and proteins in a serving. This represents the daily Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for a 2000-Calorie diet. This can often seem a bit confusing to the non mathematician. The second type of consumer information is the List of Ingredients which contains the basic components of the product in order of decreasing weight. Since the basic components must be listed, products containing ingredients consisting of several components must list the components in parentheses. For example "xanthan gum" (a natural thickener). Manufacturers sometimes add notes about an ingredient, e.g., "BHT (a preservative)" in an attempt to explain what it is you are consuming. (by the way, BHT is found in many foods and is a preservative that keeps the food on the shelf for long periods of time. BHT s fat-soluable and the Webster definition of that is "Fat-soluble compounds are often insoluble in water" Our bodies are mostly water... how would this product break down inside our system?" Read more

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Some important tips on food label claims

Food packages have two types of consumer information required by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The Nutrition Facts section defines a serving size and describes the weights of fat, carbohydrate and proteins in a serving. This represents the daily Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for a 2000-Calorie diet. This can often seem a bit confusing to the non mathematician. The second type of consumer information is the List of Ingredients which contains the basic components of the product in order of decreasing weight. Since the basic components must be listed, products containing ingredients consisting of several components must list the components in parentheses. For example "xanthan gum" (a natural thickener). Manufacturers sometimes add notes about an ingredient, e.g., "BHT (a preservative)" in an attempt to explain what it is you are consuming. (by the way, BHT is found in many foods and is a preservative that keeps the food on the shelf for long periods of time. BHT s fat-soluable and the Webster definition of that is "Fat-soluble compounds are often insoluble in water" Our bodies are mostly water... how would this product break down inside our system?" Read more

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Why is Organic so important?

Why is buying organic food such a big deal? All I think of is EXPENSIVE every time I see that word "organic".  You never hear of someone dying from not buying organic food, maybe it is just some kind of racket.. would someone please explain?! According to the Consumers Union, "Organic products are worth buying to avoid chemicals found in the conventionally produced versions: Fruits and vegetables, such as apples, bell peppers, celery, cherries, spinach, and strawberries. The USDA's own lab testing reveals that even after washing, some fruits and vegetables consistently carry much higher levels of pesticide residue than others. Meats, poultry, eggs, and dairy products are also worth seeking out." So, basically they are telling us that even if we wash our vegetables there is still a residue of pesticides on them? Sounds disturbing, but I have never taken a bite of a strawberry and actually tasted a pesticide. How do I know it is there and how much do I need to consume for it to harm me and my family? Read more