Gary Wood asked:


Right or Wrong…almost all deficiencies in our health as we get older are normal and we can do nothing about it?

Right or Wrong…all the nutrients we require can be found in our normal daily intake?

Our current food supply has two major problems:

· Around 61% of the population is overweight because we eat too much.

· The minimum amount of nutrients we need are not contained in the food we do eat.

Take Spinach for example.

Spinach had 158 milligrams of iron per hundred grams when you bought it in 1948.Spinach you bought in 1965 0nly had 27 milligrams. By 1973 it was averaging 2.2. It would mean eating 75 bowls of spinach to get the same iron content as you did in one bowl in1948. Cobalt is also necessary to process B12, which gives us healthy red blood cells. Most of the vegetables of today test zero for cobalt.

We have depleted the topsoil so much that the vegetables we grow in it can’t obtain the necessary vitamins and minerals we need for optimum health.

Typically our daily diet does not contain the necessary proteins, vitamins, and minerals to efficiently replace dying cells in our bodies. Continually falling short of these weakens our immune system.

Can you say for sure you are getting the 13 essential vitamins, 20 essential amino acids, and the 14 essential mineral’s that will ensure your good health daily?

Is your health being looked out for?

Consumer demands have been responded to by the food industry to meet our increasingly fast paced lifestyles. Of course these quickly prepared processed foods lack the proper nutrients for good health. Eliminating the totally fresh food part of our diet with high calorie low nutrient foods the can cause weight gain. Preferences have moved toward low cost, tasty, quick food.

The media promotes the highly processed food that is being offered.

Due to a lack of training in our conventional education system this advertising overwhelms people and replaces good nutritional education.

Health responsibility seems to have become the province of work health schemes and and other health care organizations.

The food and medical lobby dominates Government support of public health, their agenda being one of sales and profits, not looking out for others illness prevention, and sensible nutritional intake.

Good health or bad health, which one will you pay for?

Taking control of your and your families health is easy. First ensure they get good nutrition and exercise. It’s very difficult to maintain a balanced diet today so perhaps investing part of your food budget in good supplements will help keep minimum recommended levels of vitamins and minerals up.

Nutrition…. all the health insurance you need!

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Don’t gamble on the most precious asset you have (your good health)

Gary Wood

Ryan Cote asked:


Spring has sprung and it’s an ideal time of year to spring into action about your health and fitness. During the winter, we often put on a few pounds eating comfort food and avoiding the cold. As the warm weather arrives and we shed our heavy winter coats, everyone wants get rid of that extra weight so we can look and feel our best in our tank tops and shorts.

An ideal way to lose a few pounds is to start a regular health and fitness program and do it at least four times a week for a minimum of thirty minutes. Choose an activity you enjoy so you will look forward to exercising. Consider that working out benefits not just your physical, but your mental and emotional health as well. In fact, aerobic exercise and weight lifting helps your body to produce endorphins, naturally making you feel happier. According to Harvard psychiatrist John J. Ratey, M.D., working out increases the level of important antidepressant chemicals in your body such as norepinephrine, dopamine and serotonin. As the levels of these chemicals go up in your body, you get an overall feeling of well-being.

A regular exercise routine not only burns fat and increases muscle, it relieves stress and depression.

In fact, a Duke University study revealed that for certain people exercise can combat feelings of depression as well as certain medications – without prescriptions and side effects.

Another benefit of engaging in a regular workout routine is improved sleep. Getting an adequate amount of sleep is essential for our optimum health. According to a recent Stanford University study, people who exercise four times a week for a minimum of thirty minutes showed a large improvement in the duration and quality of sleep.

If you are looking to lose a few pounds and improve your overall perspective, a good health and fitness program is a fun, easy way to feel and look better today.