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Resurge by John Barban – My Honest Review Plus Testimonials, Side Effects, and Ingredients

Hello, welcome to my honest review of the Resurge supplement.

I use health supplements and I buy a few regularly because I don’t want to leave my health to chance.

So you can imagine why I am keen on health products.

Also, maybe the little idea I have about how our body works and how its components are nurtured by nutrients fascinated me from my knowledge of elementary biochemistry.

Normally, many people are inactive because of the nature of jobs that require sitting long hours.

After working long hours, many don’t have enough time to exercise. These conditions go on to affect our hormonal balance and the normal biological processes in our bodies.

Sedentary lifestyle plus junk foods makes a very bad combination for our health.

Also, with the stay-at-home season in most countries of the world due to the coronavirus disease outbreak, it is wise for us to watch out for excess weight gain.

You Say Potato, I Say GMO

Earlier last month, the USDA approved a GMO potato, the first of its kind in over 20 years.

This techy-tuber, called Innate and developed by the J.R. Simplot Co., has been designed to develop less acrylamide (a suspected carcinogen) when deep-fried and to resist bruising and browning.

It debuts a new era of GMOs that “aim to provide benefits to consumers, not just to farmers as the widely grown biotech crops like herbicide-tolerant soybeans and corn do…” according to Andrew Pollack of the New York Times.

An Apple a Day Can’t Keep the GMO Debate Away

After a long USDA approval process, Okanagan Specialty Fruits, a small biotech company, received the go-ahead to sell the “Arctic-Apple.”

It boasts a flesh that won’t brown or bruise as easily as traditional apples and a controversial attitude amongst consumers and apple sellers because it is a GMO.

Similar to the Innate Potato, this apple is not “transgenic.”

Vani Hari is Serious about Cereal

The “sea of chemicals” in which we live conjures waves of stories about precocious puberty and fishy food sources.

Don’t despair!

People ARE demanding that big food companies be held accountable for the health of our nation.

Skinception Line of Products – Reviews, Testimonials & Side Effects?

BIG Thanks to Sarah, An active subscriber of The Well, for sharing her first-hand experience of Skinception beauty products especially the stretch mark cream.

So, I and David have joined forces to flesh-out her draft and come up with the most comprehensive review of Skinception.

Prominent Purveyors Purge Preventative Antibiotics for Poultry

The fight to rid our food system of unnecessary antibiotics took a step forward last week with McDonald’s and Costco announcing they would both rid their chicken supplies of antibiotics commonly used for humans.

For years now, groups like the Pew Charitable Trust, the Union of Concerned Scientists as well as concerned congressmen and women have been working to limit the use of antibiotics in livestock due to antibiotic resistance.

Hatching Good News; Perdue Chicks are Off of Antibiotics

It may not be Easter but baby chicks are making the news nonetheless.

That’s because Perdue Farms has made a big move in the right direction with their decision to stop pumping antibiotics into their eggs before they hatch.

If you missed this great report by Dan Charles on NPR’s “All Things Considered” you can get the full story here.

Are Antibiotics in Meat on the Decline?

It has been a mixed week of gains and setbacks in the meat industry for getting a handle on the issue of antibiotics in livestock.

It seems that public awareness of the dangers of pre-emptive antibiotics in livestock is growing, and it may just be a matter of time before policies change for the better.

In an attempt at a policy change for the better, the California Assembly approved SB 835, a bill that would limit the use of antibiotics.

Are Antibiotics Being Used Less In Agriculture? Shockingly…NO

“Antibiotic-free” trumpet a good number of labels in our market’s dairy aisles, egg section, and meat department.

Yes, we’ve heard a lot of good news about the reduction of antibiotic use lately.

Consumer awareness of the dangers of pre-emptive “medically important antibiotics” (those used in humans) being used on livestock has prompted a number of major livestock players and retailers to issue statements on how they’ve reduced antibiotics throughout their supply chains.

SnoreRx Mouthpiece Reviews Plus Complaints, Testimonials, Price & Ingredients

Welcome to Wellness Warrior's official review of SnoreRx mouthpiece.

Over the past few weeks, we've discussed a ton of 'snoring-aid' products in The Well newsletters and asked for your opinions as well, but this is actually the first time we will be reviewing one of them.

So let's get started...

An Act to Help Schools AND Help Small Farms

The idea seems simple, and it has been working: try to link local growers with public school food programs located nearby.

Eliminate storage times after harvest. Eliminate long-distance trucking.

Save money, energy, and—above all—deliver fresh, more-alive, nutritious food to the trays of schoolchildren.