America's Most Dangerous Man

How one man lost over 150 pounds without doctors, diets, or drugs.

That's right. I threaten the very economic stability of America and you can to. This is my story. Five years ago, I weighed over 400 pounds and spent thousands on diet foods and prescription drugs. I was sick, practically a dead man walking. My life was a wreck. Then I discovered food. No, not the pasteurized, sterilized, soyafied garbage we've been trained to think of as food, but real food, like the kind our grandparents ate. Suddenly, losing weight got a whole lot easier. And my medical problems, well, they just disappeared. I wrote a book: A Life Unburdened: Getting Over Weight and Getting On WIth My Life. I travel around the country telling people about how they can kick their junk food addiction and reclaim their health. No I'm not some diet guru. I'm just a regular guy, like you, with a story to tell. So why am I dangerous? Combine the revenues of the processed foods, prescription drugs, diet, advertising, and medical industries and you have a trillion dollar money-making machine. To paraphrase Upton Sinclair from The Jungle, It's difficult to get an industry to change when its profits require that it keeps doing business as usual. Reducing our dependence on these industries directly impacts their bottom line. This, then, is the connection between food and economics, bread and money. It's what makes people like me dangerous, because we believe making a buck shouldn't come at the expense of our health or yours. Want to know more? Look around the site and check in on our blog, The Free Radical Report. I think you'll agree that it's time we rebuilt America's engine. The next meal is a good place to start.

Bread and money. Food and economics. Life and death. The real cost of what we eat is measured in the quality of our lives and in the quantity of our years.
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