Eating Well Can Stop Foreclosures?

Can eating whole foods keep you in your home? I mean your body and your house, really. After reading The China study book by Dr. T. Colin Campbell. I realized the importance of what we put into our bodies, food and thoughts alike. Dr. Campbell spells out extensively how eating whole plant based foods can prevent disease and help you life longer healthy lives in your home, the body. What if you could find the right food for your mind? What if you could find food for thought that helped you stay in your house, the one you open the front door and eat and sleep in? What I am trying to get across to you is that what we bring into our home, body or house, we determine the quality of our lives and how long we may stay in them. Most main stream media, businesses and our government will have you believe that is already done just by default that you are living in the land of the free. But with just a little research in how we are marketed to, whether it is about food or your home, it becomes very clear that mostly we are given miss information. Why? Because in the land of the free, we get to market just enough information that will sell our product, ideals and government policies. Because we believe so much that our main stream media is telling us the truth it often that we do not look further or under the covers so to speak and learn what someone who does not have a financial stake or election to win opinion. The China Study is a perfect example of how all the miss information is brought to us (with all the best intentions) but fails to bring us the real facts. The current foreclosure crisis is another area that could use a book like this but it seems that more money it as stake and most writers and attorneys are afraid to tackle the subject. Thank goodness for the internet though if you know how to use it.

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