What is natural living and how do we live that way? Many years ago that question plagued my mind, specifically when negative health issues began to affect our family.
There are so many chemical laden products and foods out there, that it sometimes seemed overwhelming, to try and figure out what to do differently.
Our bodies were not designed to survive on chemicals, but instead on healthy, whole natural foods and chemical free hygiene products.
In his book, “ Food Sanity ” 1, Dr. David Friedman stated:
“In spite of all the differences of opinion, one thing every expert does seem to agree on is that the food we consume will either make us healthy or sick.
Hiding within our food supply are unnatural binders, fillers, preservatives, pesticides, hormones, artificial coloring and chemicals. So, if You Are What You Eat , then we are fake!”
Do you ever think you want to detox your life, but don't feel like you have the time, or knowledge to put into it?
You can do it, and our goal is to assist you as much as possible in replacing bad for you chemical foods and products, with those that are natural, healthy and many times more economical.
The more we learn and try it out, the more we'll share.
If you wonder what "natural" really means, here is a quick definition.
Natural :
Unfortunately, an overwhelming amount of foods and personal hygiene products we consume and use, on a daily basis, are not natural in the least.
These products are chemical laden and contain modified and artificial
ingredients. In other words much of it is fake and definitely not
natural and should not be consumed or used on the human body.
Just one example: The toxic food dye Yellow 5, containing Tartrazine , is shipped, with a fire diamond warning placard, and in a hazardous container, to be used by almost every industry that produces food, health, cosmetic, hygiene, pet and misc . products. (1) (2)
More on tartrazine if interested: Tartrazine, yellow food dye.
In addition, many of these ingredients are actually addictive and / or harmful to our minds and bodies.
Natural living in daily habits is best for our health.
We hope to help you discover simple, Natural, healthy alternatives to some of the chemical concoctions we consume daily in food, hygiene products and remedies.
Maybe you have asked yourself some of these questions and possibly more.
Another question that is most important, especially in this time of uncertainty is. Do you know your Creator and how much He loves you?
One final and very important product we have added to our diet is an all natural, whole food supplement.
Adding additional nutrition, that is pure and organic is important, since it is so difficult, to get all the nutrition we need in our foods today. This is greatly due to all the synthetic additives in our foods and GMO crops.
We buy as many all natural products as possible, but don't always have access to everything we might need since we live in a small rural town. Being able to have a garden does help though.
It is not possible for everyone to have a garden in their backyard. And unfortunately, even a garden does not always solve the problem of what might be lacking, in getting complete and natural nutrition.
So for that very reason, we use a natural whole food supplement.
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References:
(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartrazine (2) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31936188