The Real Food Revolution by Tim Ryan
This is a great book that contains fascinating information
about our current food system. The
majority of individuals in American live on a high amount of processed
foods: Potato chips, quick cook oats,
boxed cereal, frozen meals, hamburger helper, crackers etc. The list continues on and on. The main problem with these processed foods is
all of the added ingredients that big name food companies use to keep the price
low and to keep us coming back for more and more. If you are truly interested in improving
your health and feeling better then you must read this book and start eating
healthier. The main focus of this book is
knowing how your food was grown or raised and the importance of purchasing food
as close to the originator as possible.
If you by your produce from a local famer’s market then the food is
fresher and is ripened on the vine or tree and was not subjected to various
chemicals to prolong their life or encourage the fruits / vegetables to ripen
faster. It is more than buying organic
products it is about improving our world and us in the process.
Tim Ryan hits on some great topics such as cattle feed lots
and chicken farms. If you were to visit
either facility, you would probably turn into a vegan. The animals are not kept in healthy
environments and they are not treated humanely.
However, there is hope; Tim Ryan gives the reader many great websites
and books for more information and how small farmers and ranchers are trying to
improve the quality of our food. I try
to eat only organic, but it is hard to find everything you want and I also try
to buy meat that is grass feed and eggs from chickens that are able to
roam. However, if you do not know the
farm or ranch that the food is coming from it is difficult to truly know the
quality of the items that you are purchasing.
Great read and it is inspirational and leaves you wanting to get more
involved.
I received The Real Food Revolution by Tim Ryan for free from Hay
House Publishing for review purposes. I
was not financially compensated for this post. The opinions are completely my
own based on my experience.
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