Most of us are aware that our lives consist of many dangers that are surrounding us in our every day lives. We see the big and we see the small. Looking outside, we are fully aware that we shouldn’t walk out into a busy street, or take our chances down a dark back alley. Over the last couple of years, we are finding some of the dangers that are literally lurking right under our noses!
These days, we are also becoming increasingly aware that there are dangers that are right in our own homes, beginning with toxic household cleaners and moving all the way down the line to lead in our lipsticks. What is incredibly exciting to me is that people are beginning to sit up and take notice. We are no longer allowing big companies and commercial “spin” to dictate what is best for our families, and we are taking the health of ourselves and our children into our own hands.
Here is what we are learning that we were never taught before…
Genetically modified….BAD
Chemicals in skin care….BAD
Pesticides…BAD
Big Pharma looking to take care of their bottom line and not you…BAD
…and the list goes on.
Going organic…GOOD
Researching your own health…GOOD
Buying Local…GOOD
Reading labels…GOOD
Knowing what you put on and in your body or your kids bodies…GOOD
…and that list goes on as well.
The key: Knowledge is Power!
However, taking that knowledge and translating that into a great list to shop from when you need to restock your home can be a pretty daunting task. Take it from me. We have been there. The day that I found out that genetically modified corn was the most likely culprit in my son’s facial ticks sent me right into Wegmans.
But looking for “corn free” foods, or at least “organic non-gmo corn” listed as an ingredient, sent me into a tailspin! I called my Mom (isn’t it funny that as an adult we still do that?) and just cried to her on the phone, “I can’t do this! Everything has corn in it!” She encouraged me, and in my first and last 2 hour trip to the grocery store (to which I was limited to about 5 different shelves), I left with my goods.
What did I learn from all of that?
1) Any change you make IS possible, if you can learn to be patient with yourself.
2) Leaving out genetically modified corn for 2 months has seemingly cured my son of all facial ticks.
3) Stick to the brands that you know will consistently support your goals of living a healthier lifestyle.
That third one has changed my life. I know that my son can have Annie’s Mac n cheese, and all of their snack packs. I know that EnviroKids is always going to have a fun, yummy cereal that I don’t have to monitor. I now shop in less than an hour and get on with my happy life.
Simply Pure is here to do that for you as well. When you buy something from our company, you will always have the comfort that no matter what you buy from our full line of products, for both you and your entire family, that we are going to consistently hit that high standard that you set for your healthy goals.
That is our word, and we stick by it.