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You know there are only a few times when I'll use a typically sarcastic phrase in a serious way, and this is one of them. It's crazy to eat a nutrient poor diet. Temporarily convenient perhaps, but crazy nonetheless. You do not have to be a brain surgeon to figure out that eating nutrient deficient ...

I am never ceased to be amazed at how many weight loss information sites, weight loss diets, so called natural weight loss sites and frankly everyone from the government to your average nutritionist and personal trainer who think protein only comes from animals. Now I'm not ranting about becoming a vegetarian, I'm simply making the ...

Two answers 1 - We have predominantly nutrient poor diets 2 - We are not using what we're consuming. Don't waste your time "wondering" how to get healthy and fit. The Nutrient Rich Revolution provides the true and more complete answers to living at or near your ideal weight. I say near, because if you eat Nutrient ...

When I was a kid, my mom urged me to eat my peas because "there are children starving in Africa." Like most kids, I would have been all too happy to ship my peas over there, and didn't understand the underlying concept of "you don't realize how lucky you are." Today, I was scanning Google News ...

Cookie Monster, everybody's favorite addict, is going Nutrient Rich. He's returning for the show's 36 Season this week calling cookies "sometimes foods" and teaching kids to "eat your colors," presumably referring to fruits and vegetables and not Keebler Chips Deluxe with M&Ms. A couple of comments: First, this is just one more sign of the reach of ...

1) Eat the standard western (American) diet that is 97% nutrient poor and only 7% Nutrient Rich, and experience the same survival standard of health most people experience -with overweight and illness in your future. 2) You can eat less of the standard diet with the ratio's about the same, even improved a bit, and ...

A study funded by drug maker Pfizer showed that high doses of their drug Lipitor cut the risk of strokes and heart attacks "more impressively than expected," the Associated Press reported yesterday (March 9, 2005). Researchers also noted that "some patients developed liver problems that forced them to stop taking the medication" and "more study was ...

You know the commercial where the guy who eats the breakfast cereal is going around telling everyone, "I lowered my cholesterol!" I thought that was pretty corny until I got back the results of my first checkup since discovering the Nutrient Rich lifestyle. Now, the first thing you need to know about me is that in ...