The one BIG vaccine fact they're not telling you

 ‌ Plus, how to save money on organic food. [Health Watch] Sponsored Content The one BIG vaccine fact they're not telling you In the next 60 seconds, I want to show you what’s really at stake with the [vaccine mayhem]( that’s about to ensue. I want to show you what life will look like over the next six months… Prepare you for the difficult decisions ahead… Show you why the government could take away your freedom to choose at all… And most importantly— Reveal new options [you will not hear from your doctor](. Options that could save your life. But first, I want to show you why now, more than ever, we need answers to the hard questions. Questions none of the “powers that be” seem willing to address. Like… [Are you getting the FULL story on the vaccine?]( The answer will shock some…and validate others. But this presentation is designed to show you the truth. [Click here to view the full details.]( [Click here]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Simple Tricks to Save Money on Organic Food We all know that eating organic foods is an important part of staying healthy. Chemicals on conventionally grown foods are linked to a long list of serious illnesses. They include cancer, Parkinson’s, birth defects, brain damage, male infertility, asthma, and diabetes. And that’s just the beginning. But the problem for many of us is that organic foods are pricey. A Consumer Reports analysis found that organic foods are 47% more expensive on average than conventional ones. But you don’t have to empty your wallet if you make smart choices. 5 Ways to Beat Organic Food Sticker Shock Here are five simple ways to save money when you buy organic: - Skip “organic” processed foods. Buying packaged, processed organic foods is usually a waste of money. They are stripped of nutrients through processing and can also contain additives accepted under the rules for organic labeling. Therefore, you’re not getting the benefit of “real” organic food. - Check your local supermarket before going to Whole Foods. Whole Foods is by far the largest organic food retailer in the U.S. It has more than 400 stores. They have a terrific selection of organic foods. But be prepared for sticker shock. Whole Foods prices are generally high. Before going to Whole Foods, shop the organic section of your local discount grocery. Many of them have greatly expanded their organic selection. And the prices can be just a bit over those of conventional products. Costco, Walmart, and Target now have lots of organic groceries—sometimes at big savings over organic supermarkets. Believe it or not, Walmart is the biggest seller of organics in the U.S. - Go generic. The purity of name-brand and generic organic products is the same. They both must follow the same production rules set out by the U.S. Department of Agriculture: - Organic crops cannot be grown with chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or sewage sludge. - They cannot be genetically engineered or irradiated. - Animals must eat only organically grown feed containing no animal byproducts and can’t be treated with synthetic hormones or antibiotics. - Animals must have access to the outdoors, such as a pasture or yard. - Animals cannot be cloned. - Buy frozen. Nine times out of 10, frozen organic produce is cheaper than fresh. And it still has comparable nutrition and purity. It’s also a good idea to buy large quantities of fresh organic foods when they are in season or on sale and freeze them yourself. - Don’t buy these organic foods. There is [certain produce you should always buy organic](. They include apples, bell peppers, grapes, celery, and nectarines. Large amounts of pesticides are typically used on these fruits and vegetables when they are not organically grown. But some non-organic produce is perfectly safe to eat—and cheaper than its organic counterpart: - Onions. The layers of the outer skin keep out insects, so farmers don’t need as many pesticides. The pesticides stay in the outer layer that are discarded before eating. - Avocados. Few pesticides are used on avocados. And they don’t penetrate the skin. - Sweet potatoes. Very little pesticide is used in farming sweet potatoes. - Asparagus. Like some kids, bugs don’t like asparagus. Very little pesticide is used. --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Content [Gross] I secretly tested CBD sold online—you won't believe the results Some people aren’t going to like [this]( but you need to see it. Last month I conducted a series of quality tests on some of the most popular CBD brands on the internet. 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What wasn’t expected was that conventional chicken was twice as likely as organic to harbor drug-resistant salmonella germs. Large non-organic factory farms often feed their chickens antibiotics. It helps keep the birds from getting sick in the crowded conditions. But it also leads to types of salmonella that are “superbugs.” If they infect you, they can be difficult to treat. In 2017, the CDC investigated an outbreak of drug-resistant salmonella in which 129 people in 32 states were infected. One died. The source was antibiotic-fed chicken. One more thing... Don’t be fooled by labels that read “natural” or “all-natural.” These are weasel words. They don’t have any legal meaning and can include foods full of pesticides. Editor’s Note: Discover natural, non-drug methods to transform your health. Read Independent Healing. It’s your best source for unbiased, evidence-based medical information. To subscribe, [click HERE](. In Good Health, Amanda Angelini Director The Institute for Natural Healing [References Available Here.]( Related Articles: [Many ‘Organic’ Restaurants Actually Aren’t]( [Why Eating Organic Helps You Sleep Better]( [Natural Alternatives to the Most-Prescribed Drugs]( --------------------------------------------------------------- © 2020 The Institute for Natural Healing. All Rights Reserved. For more from The Institute for Natural Healing, [visit our website](. To end your free subscription, click here: [Unsubscribe]( Health Watch may be republished with its links intact by non-commercial entities. Health Watch may not be republished for commercial purposes without written permission. This information is offered as a general guideline, not one-size-fits-all medical advice. Talk to your doctor before making any changes in your personal health care regimen. 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