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Re: What does a guy do who has a sweet tooth?


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Posted by Tom Schnitzler on September 28, 2014 at 03:55:21 from (166.182.3.86):

In Reply to: What does a guy do who has a sweet tooth? posted by George Marsh on September 27, 2014 at 14:08:43:

I see some of the replys and it makes me wonder! When I was growing up I had a lot of stomach pains, cramps in my legs, and headaches. It made me wonder back then if I was going to live the rest of my life like that. Then I discovered that the soda I was drinking before making hay was dehydrating me so bad it was hard to keep going. So I stopped drinking it before making hay then quit drinking any of it. I switched to water, apple cider, and a bunch of other juices. I started feeling better and with more energy. A few years ago I cut out all processed foods, artificial colors, artificial flavors, corn syrup, and hydrogenated oils, if it wasn't locally grown from stands around were I live, our garden, or anything fresh, I don't eat it. I feel like I have the energy of a ten year old now. Others say why die healthy, well I say why poison yourself and try to live! I rarely get a cold anymore, not any congestion like I see kids at the school when I pick up my son, snot coming out of their nose, it is from the food they eat. When I go to some shindig and have some of their food it taste like I am chewing on a plastic bag.Sorry to go on like this but it hits home, I suffered with my health at an early age. This is the best I have felt all my life,and no one should feel the way I did growing up! Tom


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