the difference between organic and supermarket foods

Eat for the health of it.

I actually have friends who do not believe that there is a difference between organic and supermarket foods. You can buy organic pancake syrup at the health food store. Organic maple syrup is 100% raw, unprocessed, unfiltered maple syrup.

On the other hand if you go to the supermarket and you can find different brands of syrup and if you read the label it contains: Corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, water, celulose gum, caramel color, salt, sodium benzoate, ascorbic acid, artificial flavors, natural flavors and sodium pecsameta-phosphate.Just the thought of all those wierd things they put in that gives me the creeps.

It is best for you to eat all natural as much as you can. I have to eat all natural and mostly organic because I have so many allergies to all the additives they put in our food.

I would like you to try my all natural cookbook,GRANDMA'S BACK TO BASICS ALL NATURAL MORE THAN JUST A COOKBOOK ISBN # 0-8059-6286-7. Available at: www.dorrancepublishing.com, phone #1-800-788-7654. Also available at: www.books-a-million.com. www.Abebooks.com, www.BarnsandNoble.com. And most book stores will order it for you if you give them the name of the book and the ISBN#

Laughter is healthy:

A guy walks into the doctors office and the receptionist asks him what he has.
He says,"Shingles."

She takes his name, address, and medical insurance, and tells him to sit in the waiting room. A few minutes later the nurses aid comes and asks him what he has.
He again answers,"Shingles."
She takes his height and weight and medical history, then tells him to wait in the examining room.
Ten minutes later the nurse comes in and asks him what he has and he says,"Shingles."
She gives him a blood test, takes his blood preasure and an electrocardiogram, then tells him to take off his clothes and wait for the doctor.
Fifteen minutes later the doctor comes in and asks him what he has and he again says,"Shingles."
The doctor asks,"Where?"
The man answers,"In the truck. Where do you want them?"