IS TACO SEASONING EVIL?? Muwahahahaha!

     

Hey, it's Marco! Here's what I just found out about "Eeevviill" taco seasoning! But #%&@it! Doesn't it taste good! Taco seasoning has a lot of sodium in it.  Not a lot but A LOT.  Taco seasoning #1 had 370mg. a serving.  Taco seasoning #2 has 430mg  per serving .  Taco seasoning #2 has a "less sodium" version that has 270mg per serving.  The problem is that these numbers mean very little to someone other than a nutritionist.  Do you know how much sodium is too much for someone in one day?  Depends...  So what I did was think of something salty to compare taco seasoning to.  What I thought of was potato chips.  I checked to see what the sodium content was for a serving of Lay's Classic Potato Chips.  Guess what?  It is 170mg.  So ONE serving of taco seasoning is over double the amount of sodium in a serving of potato chips.  You don't need to be a nutritionist to know that isn't good. So have some taco bell today and wake up with dry mouth tomorrow... Thank me later...
Weed more! LOL!

DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE CHRONIC PAIN?

Hey, it's Marco! Diet and lifestyle related toxicity caused by unhealthy foods, juices, milk, cheese, ice cream, chocolate, MSG, chemical additives in foods and vaccines, electromagnetic sensitivity, root canals, medications and anything that poisons the body is now causing widespread pain across younger populations.

Decades ago, previous studies showed that less than 2% of children and adolescents experienced debilitating pain such as severe headaches. Headaches are now found to be the most common studied pain type in youth, with an estimated prevalence rate of 23%. Folks! This ain't good!
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Dr. Russell L. Blaylock: Trans Fats, MSG, Aspartame. Oh My!

NATURAL VS. ORGANIC! Is There A Difference?

Hey, it's Marco! ABSOLUTELY! Consumers are being "duped!" We need to wake up and SEEK THE TRUTH and see what the world is becoming. The key is in understanding that it's the process that's unnatural, not the source. When you chemically or structurally alter food ingredients into a form that no longer appears anywhere in nature, it's no longer natural, folks. Regardless, of what the food manufacturers claim. This is the difference between natural vs organic. In the food industry today, there's NO official definition of "all natural." It means whatever the food companies want it to mean. It can mean, for example, that all the chemicals found in the product simply aren't listed on the label. (There's no requirement for food companies to list chemical contaminants found in their foods.) Here's what can be found in your "all natural" food!
•pesticides
•herbicides
•toxic heavy metals
•trace amounts of PCBs
•toxic fluoride
•hidden MSG
•high-temperature cooking byproducts
•synthetic chemical vitamins
•other non-natural substances
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MSG! MSG! MSG! THINK YOU'RE NOT GETTING ENOUGH?

Hey, it's Marco! Monosodium glutamate or MSG is a commonly used flavor enhancer in food. Take a look at how our government has twisted the facts about this dangerous unnatural chemical and decide for yourself if you should be eating this nasty stuff. It's everywhere baby! Trust me...I'm not preachin' Doom and Gloom! Just shut up and read on!

http://www.aspartame.ca/msg%20names.htm

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-mercola/msg-is-this-silent-killer_b_491502.html

http://www.becomehealthynow.com/article/dietbad/32/

What's The Daily RDA of Food Additives? Hmmm...

Hey, it's Marco! There are over 14,000 man-made chemicals added to our American food supply today. Food additives are not natural nutrition for humans or their pets. Children are suffering the most (I SAID CHILDREN!) from food additives because they are exposed to food chemicals from infancy, and human bodies were not meant to be exposed to the degree of chemicals and food additives that we are currently being bombarded with! Toss in a few Vaccines, a little Fluoride, a side of Chlorine...And what do we get? My brother Tate! LOL! Seriously, this is just bad...
http://www.sweetpoison.com/food-additives-to-avoid.html