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More Reasons To Move Up To Bionomic Super Nutrition
In 1995 the previously flat-line lymphatic cancer rates skyrocketed 811% for men and 2095% for women. Coincidentally 1994 was the first year that the genetically modified Bovine Growth Hormone rBGH went into commercial use among dairy and meat producers.
Other research has established a possible link between genetically engineered (GE) soybeans and increases in food allergies in England.
Since labeling of products containing GE foods is not required, the choice to buy Organic, whenever possible, is definitely going to put you ahead of the pack healthwise. But a super nutrition Bionomic organic mini-garden, grown in containers if you are an urbanite, looks like the healthiest option of all.
Fighting The #1 Killer
These are preventable deaths. Cambridge research suggests that a healthy diet rich in seasonal fruits and vegetables decreases risk of cardiovascular disease dramatically. It makes sense that fruits and vegetables containing up to 600% more of the special plant chemicals that prevent disease would probably do an even better job of decreasing risk. Of thirty-five countries surveyed in 1991, the United States cardiovascular death rate ranked only 17th for both males and females making this killer a truly international scourge. The highest death rates were in the Soviet Union, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia.
Bionomic Gardening will work anywhere in the world. You can do it in containers, on a rooftop or balcony, or in the backyard. It will be like having a miniature "supplement factory" at home. But these nutritional supplements will cost a fraction of the bottled variety and will taste a whole lot better!
Click here the read about The New Bionomic Grower Multimedia Seminar and learn how to grow balanced, super nutrition food now.
The number one killer in America is cardiovascular disease. Every 34 seconds a person in the United States dies from heart disease. Death from cardiovascular disease comes to more than two out of five Americans today.
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