Organic cheese and organic butter are quickly becoming more
of rare finds in major supermarkets like Harris Teeter, Farm Fresh and Food
Lion. Why? The cute little Harris Teeter organic section seemed impressive when
they "built it out" some last year, but now there's a tricky mix in
there, of "all natural" products that aren't organic or even natural
at all, and other product labels that look like the certified organic label but
aren't, like Simple Truth ... and other imposters. Eat the wrong kind of cheese
and butter regularly and you're health is in a world of hurt. That's why the
government used to dish out cheese and butter blocks to those on welfare.
Kick'em while they're down, right? Wrong! Whatever happened to the Free
Government Cheese Program? Do they call that "SNAP" now? There are
only about 50 million Americans on SNAP. Grab that conventional meat
(hormones), milk (hormones), soda,
cheese (hormones), GM
corn chips and gluten bread (pesticide) for free. Is that what Obamacare
really is?
What about filtered water, free from additives,
preservatives, artificial flavorings, BPA, fluoride, artificial sweeteners and
the like? Tap water kills brain cells - it's proven in lower IQ scores. Evian
is naive spelled backwards, and Deer Park
is "crap read" spelled backwards phonetically. Is this a sign? Should
you be reading the labels of all the foods you eat to know if you're eating or
drinking "crap?" I'm sure you heard that "Silk" and
"Kashi" sold out to corporate/biotech and GMO, right?
Some beer even has GMO corn syrup in it. Did you know?
Let's talk about organic, frozen fruit and coconut water - which
has sold out recently and is not being restocked quickly (if at all). Just take
a look and you will see. Here's are two questions to ponder: Is supply not
meeting demand, or is it conventional corporate GMO pulling top selling organic
food off shelves? Can you find organic honey? If not, why not? If so, how much
does it cost, compared to the cheap fake honey from China
that the USA
sells in cute little bear shaped plastic squeeze containers? If you're
wondering why organic honey is expensive and hard to find, stop wondering and
keep reading.
CEOs and Store Managers Have Control of Inventory
Walmart Super-store managers, and Target and Kroger CEOs
have complete control over what organic products to carry. If they carry
organic milk and organic meat, well, the people are still consuming products
that are difficult for the body to break down. If they sell mostly "all
natural" products and whole grains, they are still not pushing a plant
based diet. How badly does the "system" that wants us sick going to
reward us with viable and sustainable choices? Are we stuck choosing among
evils and if so, who is in control? You didn't forget about the "Organic
Spies Video" and the Whole Foods
whistleblower about GMOs did you?
Maybe much of that food you thought was organic NEVER WAS
organic to begin with. Do you eat from the "Canola-Oil-Food-Bar" at
Whole Foods and think you're eating whole food and organic food, now do you?
Who's
in control of your diet again?
Is Walmart actually threatening organic food by carrying it?
Think about it. David Gutierrez, staff writer for NaturalNews.com writes:
"Walmart has induced its
suppliers, which include iconic, legacy companies like Huffy Corporation
(makers of Huffy bicycles), Levi Strauss & Co. and Master Lock, to move
factories and jobs to impoverished countries while abandoning some of their
quality control mechanisms. Critics think that this will result in the
Arkansas-based retail and grocery giant doing the same to organic food -- pushing
farms to relocate to unregulated regions around the world, which would
undermine organic standards in America ."
And then there's more:
Has the price skyrocketed for organic food at your grocery
store? Have your favorite healthy products sold out and that little slot on the
shelves just sitting clear for months? You know what would be far more
expensive than organic food? Catastrophic health detriment that's NOT covered
by Obamacare (Un-affordable Care Act).
Harris Teeter says they'll "save you more on your
grocery bill" - yeah, but on which products?
And is there any third-party inspections for the Trader
Joe's brand? Valid questions may be arising for you right now, and that's good,
because that means that your research is paying off. You will feel better when
you find your favorite healthy foods again, so don't be discouraged. The
"rainbow" doesn't just "run out" of color or sky.
Remember, always avoid
GMO and processed, dead food. Seek organic food daily and you will know the
difference daily.
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