Hooray for IT Technology and Spring
Dear Friends You can log in now and create your orders. Give it a go and let me know how you like it. To log in: We couldn’t save your passwords so when you try to log in you will have to click on “I forgot my password”, the system will immediately generate a new password for you with which you will be able to log in. Then of course you will be able to create you own password once inside. A note: If you have changed your email, please let me know, as the new password will go to your old email address. There is much more programming that’s being done, improvements, and additions, so if something within the cart isn’t working as well as you think it should, please let us know. Enjoy the new cart. Our aim is to provide the highest quality therapeutic foods and supplements, enjoyable customer service, valuable education, and meaningful communication. And, as always, if you prefer to call us to order—we are happy to hear from you. Sincerely yours, Seann Bardell Clinical Note: One of our doctors called yesterday to order, having just returned from a trip to India. He related that he had protected his health very nicely, while on the trip, by taking our Supernatant Synbiotic Formula (one a day) and Phyto Power (two a day) daily. I suggested also that he could have taken our Organic Freeze Dried Garlic (one to two a day) on the trip as additional pathogen protection. His logic was that while in India he wouldn’t be getting all the fresh fruits and vegetables (uncooked) he needed, and that the Phyto Power would supplement that nicely. Think about it, Phyto Power BID is like eating the equivalent of one small dandelion salad (4 species with the roots, leaves, and flowers), six rosehips (three species with seeds and all), and a small handful of blueberries (four species)—all wildcrafted with incredibly high levels of actives. The Last Quiz Answer: In the wild places, the deciduous forests of northeast a wren proclaims, “It’s Spring! It’s Spring!”
Elaine Ingham, Rodale Institute Carbon Farming, workshops in regenerative agriculture. The difference between soil and dirt?
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