Throughout history, obtaining food has been a struggle. Today, however, getting food is merely a matter of satisfying our personal whims and fancies. Our choices are no longer
limited by local seasons or climate.

In fact, individual foods are usually in season somewhere and may be shipped halfway
around the world just for our convenience. Our food supply has never been more abundant, and feeding ourselves has never been easier.

Technological advancements in farming, transportation, storage, and processing of foods have made this bounty possible. Whereas in the past people bought fresh produce,dairy products, and meats directly from the farm, today people rarely have time to plan well-balanced meals and track down local foods to use in their preparation.

For convenience, we tend to buy our food in grocery stores or restaurants. And, unlike our ancestors, we eat convenience foods of all types — even entire meals — which are readily available in packages, cans, jars, “boil-in-bag” pouches, freezer trays, and microwave ready containers.

In choosing convenience, however, we may be sacrificing nutrition. From harvest to tabletop, our food may be stored, processed, refined, cooked, frozen, packaged, and shipped. And at each step, several factors can lessen food’s nutritional value: Click Here For Complete Report

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The bottom line is that your food may not be as nutritious as you think. Every day nutrients are processed out of our food in the name of convenience. Even if you pick the right foods — and most of us don’t — you may not be getting the nutrient density and nutrient diversity you need for optimal health and vitality… Click here to continue

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