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2 comments:
Even better...go RAW! There's almost no waste. We grow our own food, whenever possible. We eat mostly organic and we compost nearly everything.
Jenna Norwood
Producer, Director & "Guinea Pig"
"Supercharge Me! 30 Days Raw"
http://www.SuperchargeMe.com
I agree that a raw food diet is a good idea. I have been trying to eat raw one day a week.
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