Originally published February 12 2015
New website exposes poisons in the food supply: NutritionalAnarchy.com
by Jonathan Benson, staff writer
(NaturalNews) A new truth resource has hit the web that promises to shake up the food industry and spur more positive change toward improving the quality of the foods that we eat. Melissa Melton of Ready Nutrition and Truthstream Media recently launched NutritionalAnarchy.com, a news website that focuses on exposing poisons in the food supply and teaching people how to avoid them.
If you've followed any of Melton's work, you may recall her recent experiment entitled The Grocery Store Rebellion, a three-week hiatus from shopping at grocery stores that she and her family decided to take after learning that most grocery store food isn't even real food.
The point of this experiment was to reveal how most processed food is made to resemble real food with synthetic additives and other crafty alterations but is actually fake. Melton and her family, seeking to avoid this scam as much as possible, chose to opt for farm-fresh real food instead, learning in the process how to incorporate real food into their everyday routines.
Learn about real food: how to grow it, how to use it, how to share it
Melton is particularly passionate about clean, real food and she wants to teach others how to appreciate it the way she does, hence her creation of Nutritional Anarchy. This exciting new resource will provide not only information about what to avoid and how to protect your family from the processed food assault, but also helpful tips for what to choose instead.
Melton's new website is broken up into five distinct categories: Eat, Grow, Learn, Heal and Avoid. As each of these names indicates, the journey from poison to provision involves learning what to eat, how to grow it (as much as possible), how to use food as a nutritional healer and, of course, how to avoid the things that are harmful.
These resources are invaluable for the health and longevity of you and your family. Melton's extensive research into each of these important facets of healthy living, including her own detailed accounts of what she and her family have done to improve their own health, will both enlighten and inspire you.
"Basically what it all boils down to is that we are on our own to provide nutrients," explains Melton on her website, warning that even nutritional supplements and vitamins don't necessarily contain the full spectrum of untainted nutrients we need in order to live.
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Part of the problem, as we've extensively addressed here at Natural News as well, is that our own government marches in lockstep with corporate interests that profit from disease and death. The consequence of this is that our food supply, not to mention the entire medical system, is a contaminated mess resulting from greed, malice and other forms of evil.
It is up to you to take charge of your own health, in other words, and Melton's Nutritional Anarchy site is a great place to start. There, you will learn how to unyoke yourself from the corporate system and empower yourself to grow your own food, apply your own unique nutritional regimens and teach others how to do the same.
"If nutrition becomes regulated by a bunch of bureaucrats who, at best, don't really care about people, and at worst, hope to depopulate the globe, you must have the plans and weapons in place to live a life of nutritional anarchy," she adds.
"When you stock your pantry with vitamin-laden goodies straight from nature, you don't have to question whether you are providing your family with what they need or just buying into the Big Pharma marketing scam."
Learn more at:
NutritionalAnarchy.com.
Sources:
http://www.nutritionalanarchy.com
http://truthstreammedia.com
http://www.theorganicprepper.ca
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