Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

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Anyone who does not read the label before they buy deserves what they get. Greg

From: Gayla <aeranch@...>Subject: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Friday, May 14, 2010, 1:10 AM

Well, duh!!! All you have to do is read the ingredients. Those are not really juices at all.Sugar water with a tiny bit of juice.Gayla, who reads labels

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Well duh, I know that and you know that, but how many high school kids know that? Hellsbells how many adults do you and I know can comprehend that?! We sell the stuff at your snack bar in the school and I just found out the new facility is going to have a speed bar for soda!!!! ARGH!!! I'm going backwards! Every single school we receive children from ban pop from their schools in the vending machines but ours allows it to come from a tube in unlimited quantities. Makes me crazy.

Shari

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Many people asume since it's juice it's healthy.. believe me... I've gone thru it with friends.

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From: Gayla <aeranch@...>health Sent: Fri, May 14, 2010 12:10:04 AMSubject: the most unhealthiest juices on the marketWell, duh!!! All you have to do is read the ingredients. Those are not really juices at all.Sugar water with a tiny bit of juice.Gayla, who reads labels

[Guest guest]



What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Agreed, I rarely eat anything with a label, I have waaaay too many sensitivities. I was so hungry for a nice juicy fruit so I bought a pineapple, it's not any more expensive than the sugery plastic [bPA...] bottles of 'juice'.

   ~Katy

Sheep to the right; His Lamb

Zeal for your house consumes me-Ps 69:9

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Christian-homesteaders/?yguid=227010598 biblical survival

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 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

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If you cant read or understand English maybe you should leave the country. You surely must be joking. Greg.

From: SV <shavig@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Friday, May 14, 2010, 11:06 AM

 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Why must she be joking? There are many people in this country who cannot read or speak English. If an American citizen chooses to take a foreign bride or groom, who are any of us to say that they shouldn't, or that their spouses shouldn't be living here? There are more languages in the world than just English. What if someone is a tourist and cannot speak English and needs to go shopping for food? I've been to other countries where English was not the national language and I needed to go shopping for food. All I had to work with was the pictures on the labels. It's not that easy, but no one suggested that I leave those countries. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass but to say that someone who cannot read or speak English should leave the country is just rude.

Lynn

From: Greg

Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 9:40 PM

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Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

If you cant read or understand English maybe you should leave the country. You surely must be joking. Greg.

From: SV <shavig@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Friday, May 14, 2010, 11:06 AM

 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

I used to study nutrition and life extension for many years. If I'm in a foreign country and need to go shopping I buy what I know. If I cant read the label i wont buy it because I don't know the product. Dice Clay a comedian (Very funny guy but controversial) had a joke that we should have a sign in our airports that if you cannot speak or read English you should get the $% & @ out of the country. Everyone laughed. Lighten up. Seems like most people on these are way to up tight with their lives. Greg. PS If you live in this country you should learn to read and speak this language for your own benefit. Did you know that the actor Danny Glover was illiterate?.

From: SV <shavigverizon (DOT) net>Subject: Re: [HAWK_Health_ Awareness] the most unhealthiest juices on the marketHAWK_Health_ AwarenessDate: Friday, May 14, 2010, 11:06 AM

 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Greg I think you missed the point there. " Why should we have to read

labels? Why can't food be food? " is the important point.

Nobody who arrived here spoke and of the native languages presently

here. The vast majority of us come from immigrants who couldn't speak

English. Most of us don't speak English now, we speak something I call

American Speak. Just like the French cringe when you say the people in

Quebec speak French. They say it's not even close.

And please note here there is a vast difference between immigration and

invasion.

The bulk of what we know about herbal medicines and medicines in general

are from foreign roots.

On Sat, 2010-05-15 at 02:07 -0400, Pearlmoon wrote:

> Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

[Guest guest]

Yeah [may I address you by your first name?] I believe you hit just the right point, here, if it's food why have a label at all? But then it's really not real food then is it? Mostly packaged [labeled "foods"] foods are a combination of some processed foods and chemicals. Not so appetizing when thought of this way, is it?

   ~Katy

Sheep to the right; His Lamb

Zeal for your house consumes me-Ps 69:9

http://orchardhouseheirlooms.com/product_info.php/cPath/157_163/products_id/199 survival seeds

Christian-homesteaders/?yguid=227010598 biblical survival

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Greg I think you missed the point there. "Why should we have to readlabels? Why can't food be food?" is the important point.Nobody who arrived here spoke and of the native languages presentlyhere. The vast majority of us come from immigrants who couldn't speakEnglish. Most of us don't speak English now, we speak something I callAmerican Speak. Just like the French cringe when you say the people inQuebec speak French. They say it's not even close.And please note here there is a vast difference between immigration andinvasion. The bulk of what we know about herbal medicines and medicines in generalare from foreign roots.On Sat, 2010-05-15 at 02:07 -0400, Pearlmoon wrote:> Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

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Oooooh my goodness, Greg Sweety!!! I'm 50 years old and in your post is the "first time" anyone has ever described me as "uptight". I'm pretty much just the opposite. If you only knew. LOL!!! I just never believed that any of us should have to conform to anything or be any special way or be able to speak any language to be who we really are at any given time in any place. If I'm in Germany, France or Norway or anywhere else and don't speak the native language then I can still be alright and still be myself and I wouldn't need anyone to tell me that I should leave simply because I can't speak their national language. I feel the same about the US. I would rather try to understand a good person who is here who can't speak English well, as apposed to a creep from another country who can speak fluent English.

I don't always buy something if I can't read the label, but if I still know what it is on sight then that's fine. I'll grant you that it is easier to shop for the right foods if you can read what's written on the label. However I think you and I and Dice Clay, are going to have to agree to disagree here. I just don't feel that's a good enough reason to tell someone to leave my country. That's just me.

Diversity makes the world go round.

Beannachtai (that's Irish for Blessings)

Lynn

From: Greg

Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2010 11:10 AM

health

Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

I used to study nutrition and life extension for many years. If I'm in a foreign country and need to go shopping I buy what I know. If I cant read the label i wont buy it because I don't know the product. Dice Clay a comedian (Very funny guy but controversial) had a joke that we should have a sign in our airports that if you cannot speak or read English you should get the $% & @ out of the country. Everyone laughed. Lighten up. Seems like most people on these are way to up tight with their lives. Greg. PS If you live in this country you should learn to read and speak this language for your own benefit. Did you know that the actor Danny Glover was illiterate?.

From: SV <shavigverizon (DOT) net>Subject: Re: [HAWK_Health_ Awareness] the most unhealthiest juices on the marketHAWK_Health_ AwarenessDate: Friday, May 14, 2010, 11:06 AM

 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

0k i've read everyone' s post.. I think (or I hope) that what is being said is that IF you are residing, living, making a home, life, in another country other than your own.. you should learn to speak the language.. that only makes sense if you are going to move from the US to Russia or China to the US... if you're going to call it "home" then you should learn the language as well as abiding by its laws and all.. Our ancestors did.

Does that help everyone here? YES if you are stationed somewhere obviously you aren't going to know the language.. and maybe, not even bother to learn it.. but if it is a permanent move.. then you really ought to.. it is a benefit for you.

Suzi

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From: Pearlmoon <pearlmoon@...>health Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 4:58:58 PMSubject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

Oooooh my goodness, Greg Sweety!!! I'm 50 years old and in your post is the "first time" anyone has ever described me as "uptight". I'm pretty much just the opposite. If you only knew. LOL!!! I just never believed that any of us should have to conform to anything or be any special way or be able to speak any language to be who we really are at any given time in any place. If I'm in Germany, France or Norway or anywhere else and don't speak the native language then I can still be alright and still be myself and I wouldn't need anyone to tell me that I should leave simply because I can't speak their national language. I feel the same about the US. I would rather try to understand a good person who

is here who can't speak English well, as apposed to a creep from another country who can speak fluent English.

I don't always buy something if I can't read the label, but if I still know what it is on sight then that's fine. I'll grant you that it is easier to shop for the right foods if you can read what's written on the label. However I think you and I and Dice Clay, are going to have to agree to disagree here. I just don't feel that's a good enough reason to tell someone to leave my country. That's just me.

Diversity makes the world go round.

Beannachtai (that's Irish for Blessings)

Lynn

From: Greg

Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2010 11:10 AM

health

Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

I used to study nutrition and life extension for many years. If I'm in a foreign country and need to go shopping I buy what I know. If I cant read the label i wont buy it because I don't know the product. Dice Clay a comedian (Very funny guy but controversial) had a joke that we should have a sign in our airports that if you cannot speak or read English you should get the $% & @ out of the country. Everyone laughed. Lighten up. Seems like most people on these are way to up tight with their lives. Greg. PS If you live in this country you should learn to read and speak this language for your own benefit. Did you know that the actor Danny Glover was illiterate?.

From: Pearlmoon <pearlmoon@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 2:07 AM

Why must she be joking? There are many people in this country who cannot read or speak English. If an American citizen chooses to take a foreign bride or groom, who are any of us to say that they shouldn't, or that their spouses shouldn't be living here? There are more languages in the world than just English. What if someone is a tourist and cannot speak English and needs to go shopping for food? I've been to other countries where English was not the national language and I needed to go shopping for food. All I had to work with was the pictures on the labels. It's not that easy, but no one suggested that I leave those countries. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass but to say that someone who cannot read or speak English should leave the country is just rude.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Your right. Food should be food but its not. Greg> Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

[Guest guest]

Its called a joke.

From: SV <shavigverizon (DOT) net>Subject: Re: [HAWK_Health_ Awareness] the most unhealthiest juices on the marketHAWK_Health_ AwarenessDate: Friday, May 14, 2010, 11:06 AM

 What if you can"t read? Or understand English?

Why should we have to read labels? Why can't food be food?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Isnt it true that English is now a universal language? Greg..

From: Pearlmoon <pearlmoon@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 2:07 AM

Why must she be joking? There are many people in this country who cannot read or speak English. If an American citizen chooses to take a foreign bride or groom, who are any of us to say that they shouldn't, or that their spouses shouldn't be living here? There are more languages in the world than just English. What if someone is a tourist and cannot speak English and needs to go shopping for food? I've been to other countries where English was not the national language and I needed to go shopping for food. All I had to work with was the pictures on the labels. It's not that easy, but no one suggested that I leave those countries. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass but to say that someone who cannot read or speak English should leave the country is just rude.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

It's the lingua franca, which is very funny because it literally means the French language, formerly the universal language.

   ~Katy

Sheep to the right; His Lamb

Zeal for your house consumes me-Ps 69:9

http://orchardhouseheirlooms.com/product_info.php/cPath/157_163/products_id/199 survival seeds

Christian-homesteaders/?yguid=227010598 biblical survival

-- Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 2:07 AM

Why must she be joking? There are many people in this country who cannot read or speak English. If an American citizen chooses to take a foreign bride or groom, who are any of us to say that they shouldn't, or that their spouses shouldn't be living here? There are more languages in the world than just English. What if someone is a tourist and cannot speak English and needs to go shopping for food? I've been to other countries where English was not the national language and I needed to go shopping for food. All I had to work with was the pictures on the labels. It's not that easy, but no one suggested that I leave those countries. I'm not trying to be a pain in the ass but to say that someone who cannot read or speak English should leave the country is just rude.

Lynn

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From: Greg

Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2010 10:28 PM

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Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the market

Its called a joke.

Yeah, I love jokes, but only if they're funny.

Lynn

Seems like most people on these are way to up tight with their lives.

[Guest guest]



Oh so my children who were born in the USA of Swedish/Irish descent, but are so severly dyslexic they cannot read a food label should leave? Where pray tell would you have them go?

Again, why cannot we just sell food instead of enfood?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Agreed, short story from today:

I went to a health food store attached to a grocery store run by a religious denomination that advocates healthy living, they said they sell no meats [we were looking for tuna] , but even in the health food section the first ingredient listed on a tiny expensive[$3.79!!!!] jar of 'healthy' cranberry sauce is High Fructose Corn Syrup. The cheapo version in the grocery section had it listed second After the cranberries. We had a Turkey for dinner today. But the sauce was missing. ly I see it as hypocritical to eat pounds of soy a day and avoid meats, fish or fowl and call it healthy eating. Uh oh I'm in for it now, but I just get allergic reactions to soy products; All GM products actually. Or do we avoid this topic?

   ~Katy

Sheep to the right; His Lamb

Zeal for your house consumes me-Ps 69:9

http://orchardhouseheirlooms.com/product_info.php/cPath/157_163/products_id/199 survival seeds

Christian-homesteaders/?yguid=227010598 biblical survival

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 Oh so my children who were born in the USA of Swedish/Irish descent, but are so severly dyslexic they cannot read a food label should leave? Where pray tell would you have them go?

Again, why cannot we just sell food instead of enfood?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Can they go to the supermarket by themselves with money and go shopping?

From: SV <shavig@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Sunday, May 16, 2010, 4:08 PM

 Oh so my children who were born in the USA of Swedish/Irish descent, but are so severly dyslexic they cannot read a food label should leave? Where pray tell would you have them go?

Again, why cannot we just sell food instead of enfood?

Shari

[Guest guest]

You must have a good protein to eat. Greg

From: webriter <webriter@...>Subject: Re: the most unhealthiest juices on the markethealth Date: Sunday, May 16, 2010, 4:56 PM

Agreed, short story from today:

I went to a health food store attached to a grocery store run by a religious denomination that advocates healthy living, they said they sell no meats [we were looking for tuna] , but even in the health food section the first ingredient listed on a tiny expensive[$3. 79!!!!] jar of 'healthy' cranberry sauce is High Fructose Corn Syrup. The cheapo version in the grocery section had it listed second After the cranberries. We had a Turkey for dinner today. But the sauce was missing. ly I see it as hypocritical to eat pounds of soy a day and avoid meats, fish or fowl and call it healthy eating. Uh oh I'm in for it now, but I just get allergic reactions to soy products; All GM products actually. Or do we avoid this topic?

   ~Katy

Sheep to the right; His Lamb

Zeal for your house consumes me-Ps 69:9

http://orchardhouse heirlooms. com/product_ info.php/ cPath/157_ 163/products_ id/199 survival seeds

http://groups. / group/Christian- homesteaders/ ?yguid=227010598 biblical survival

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 Oh so my children who were born in the USA of Swedish/Irish descent, but are so severly dyslexic they cannot read a food label should leave? Where pray tell would you have them go?

Again, why cannot we just sell food instead of enfood?

Shari

[Guest guest]



You don't need soy to get good protein. Nor do you need dead animal flesh.

Shari