Is it proper to begin a post with a disclaimer? Here’s mine. My readers – of anything I write or speak on – know that I rarely promote or even mention anything that I have not thoroughly checked out myself – or at least skimmed through it and also gotten a very high recommendation from some one I thoroughly trust who has completed used the information themselves.<\/p>\n
If you’ve read this blog for even a short while you know that it is only recently that I have come across Whole Food Farmacy<\/a>, because they are now producing a food product that we have used for years and love. Well, so far I’ve loved and agreed with what I have seen from them. But I don’t know ALL of their nutritional and health philosophy.<\/p>\n They are coming out with a new program, 30 Days to Wellness<\/a>. It is a Free email educational program. You will receive a short (about 1 minute) email daily for 30 days, with health and wellness information. I don’t know what all will be included, and if my reading and research will concur with all of it. But here are some topics they plan to cover:<\/p>\n So, don’t hold me liable if anything flakey comes through. If I strongly disagree with something, I will no doubt make a comment on it here.<\/p>\n I can comment on the first one – Yes, drinking more plain (I’d add pure!) water is extremely Good for You – Naturally!<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Subscribe to the Free 30 Days To Wellness Educational Program<\/strong><\/a> – scroll down the page and click on the “Subscribe Now” link.\u00a0 Each article contains a one-click unsubscribe link and your privacy is guaranteed.<\/p>\n Get future posts to this blog by email:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Is it proper to begin a post with a disclaimer? Here’s mine. My readers – of anything I write or speak on – know that I rarely promote or even mention anything that I have not thoroughly checked out myself – or at least skimmed through it and also gotten \u2026 Continue reading \n