The difference between a short-term and long-term pursuer of health and wellness is the amount of plastic, cans and containers their foods come in. If you find yourself constantly reaching to unwrap a sealed bar, pop a pill, or unscrew a cap to access your food, you might want to rethink your strategy in the long-term--and dont ever let anybody convince you that you need a 30-day program of supplements and powders to get healthy, because that advice is full of some very special fairy dust. ~ Natasha Longo. This very informative and interesting article fell across my desktop today and naturally it piqued my interest given my sometimes, vocal disapproval of quick fix solutions. I didnt go looking for it to prove any points...it came to me. You can choose to read it....or not. You can form your own opinions based on what you read, as I did. Ill keep my opinion to myself, but stand firm in my beliefs. There is a passage that I want to highlight from the author that I very much agree with.... If these products have worked for you, thats great. I wouldnt advise them to anybody in the long-term, but if they helped you achieve your short-term goals and develop healthy habits, the more power to you. Real food, real health, real results. Knowledge is power. :)
Posted on: Thu, 03 Jul 2014 07:19:42 +0000
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