An open letter to consumers and establishments about the Impossible Burger:
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Nutrition Wellness Health Food
An open letter to consumers and establishments about the Impossible Burger:
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The Fish On My Plate. Author Paul Greenberg eats, lives and breathes fish and seafood for an entire year, aiming to boost his omega-3 fatty acid levels,…
I never thought I would become a convert.
I was dug in, addicted, scoffed at any coffee brand other than the one that shall, in this blog post, go unnamed. Then came the day that a shipment of Chameleon Cold-Brew Organic Coffee arrived on my doorstep. I never refuse tasting coffee, especially premium coffee. (I admit I am a coffee snob.) But I never liked any enough to switch my brand, much less finish the cup.
I thought the assortment of Chameleon flavors looked interesting, and very appealing indeed. I lined them up enticingly in the fridge, and asked my family to sample them. No takers.
It’s easy to look fit when you first get to school. For most students, mom (or dad) has been doing the bulk of the shopping and cooking, making “healthy” choices (hopefully!) and catering to your likes, dislikes and dietary needs. In addition to this, as a teenager, metabolism is most definitely on your side. And if it hasn’t been, it’s not going to kick into place by itself as you get into your twenties. The college years are a perfect time to start paying attention to the factors which will be prevalent to your health for the rest of your life.
I tweet as Healthy Author. I blog at Nutrition Q & A. I write and speak about how to eat and shop in the American marketplace.…