Super Food Bowl (video)

Tuesday, January 29, 2008 by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...) Tags: superfoods, blueberries, Super Food Bowl

(NaturalNews) Just in time for the Superbowl, NaturalNews.com has launched a "Super Food Bowl" animation featuring Superfoods' quarterback Tom Blueberry battling it out against Junk Foods running back "Big Mac." It's a five-minute animation that shows the performance-enhancing properties of superfoods in a fun, entertaining way.

The Super Foods team features Tom Blueberry, Macadamia Nuts, Raw Chocolate, Goji Berry, Cabbage, Spirulina and Reishi mushroom. The Junk Foods team includes Big Mac, Little Debbie, Beef Jerky, Trans Fat, Pepperoni Pizza and other players. The game event is narrated by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, a consumer health advocate and nutrition champion who used superfoods to overcome borderline diabetes and obesity, achieving an outstanding state of health and athletic performance.

Adams created the Super Food Bowl concept and character voices, using audio processing gear to alter his own voice to create Tom Blueberry and Big Mac. Sound effects, music and cartoon animations were added to complete the video. A hi-res version of the video is available for educational institutions, and Adams has announced his intention to make the video download available at no charge to schools and non-profits. "The Super Food Bowl is a way to help educate both kids and adults about the ability of superfoods to enhance performance and health," Adams said. "Superfoods contain literally thousands of natural botanical medicines that halt the growth of cancer tumors, stabilize blood sugar and reverse type-2 diabetes, reverse heart disease, end depression, lower high cholesterol, eliminate ADHD symptoms, normalize blood pressure, enhance mental function, boost immune function and protect the entire body from degenerative disease."

Adams is the creator of the Honest Food Guide (www.HonestFoodGuide.org), a free nutritional reference guide for consumers that has been downloaded by over one million people. He also created the immensely popular CounterThink Cartoon series which focuses on health and environmental topics. Adams is the co-author of David Rain's Juice Feasting audio program, and the author of Natural Health Solutions, Grocery Warning and The 7 Laws of Nutrition books, available at www.TruthPublishing.com

"There is strong evidence," Adams says, "that promoting superfoods and ending the advertising of junk foods could slash our national health care costs by fifty percent or more. If we wish to end epidemic diseases like obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer, we must start by teaching consumers the health benefits from consuming superfoods and pursuing a plant-based diet that's rich in raw, unprocessed foods."

Adams is an outspoken critic of the pharmaceutical industry and the drugging of children by modern psychiatry. He has written more than 1,500 articles exposing the corruption of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the criminal activities of drug companies and the betrayal of the American people by organized medicine. His articles are published daily at www.NaturalNews.com

He offers a five-point plan for ending childhood obesity and slashing national health care costs while greatly reducing rates of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, depression and other degenerative diseases:

1. Ban the advertising of all sodas, junk foods and processed foods in the United States.

2. Outlaw the placement of junk food vending machines and fast food restaurants in schools, hospitals and other public places.

3. Tax the sale of junk foods, sodas and processed foods, then use the funds to air public education advertisements teaching nutritional concepts.

4. Require disease warnings to be printed on the packaging of all junk food and processed food products, much like the Surgeon General's warning on cigarettes. "Warning: Drinking this soda promotes diabetes."

5. Outlaw the use of toxic chemical additives in foods, including sodium nitrite, artificial coloring chemicals, sodium benzoate, aspartame and others.

The Super Food Bowl cartoon was funded by Mike Adams and NaturalNews.com (formerly NewsTarget.com), a natural health news website now reaching one million readers a month.