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The great thing about this conference is that it’s not just sitting in a room listening to a bunch of speakers. In fact, our first day as a group, we went for a breathtaking hike in the Red Rocks Canyon! Here’s a quick video I made on the trail – Enjoy!

“We can be the architects of our own future.” – Danny Glover

Discover what Danny saw in EIRO at  http://www.BecomeWhole.net

About Danny

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The FDA is considering making “junk food” supplement facts be more accurate to what people actually eat.

Article: http://www.slashfood.com/2010/02/08/in-obesity-battle-fda-weighs-update-to-serving-sizes/

SO what are your thoughts? If you saw a big ol 500 Calories versus 100 Calories, would you still pick up the bag?

My 6 year old son is Star of the Week in his Kindergarten class this week. He got to put together a cool posterboard all about him, can bring in things for show and tell, and can even do special crafts if he wants. When he found out, one of the first things he did was say to me, “Mommy, will you come in to my class and tell everyone about EIRO?”

It’s no secret that my kids love their EIRO (Click for Video Proof!), but I’ll admit, I was a little hesitant to give a sample to his entire Kindergarten class. You know how picky 5-6 year olds can be! But, if my son wants to share something he loves during HIS week… who am I to deny him?

So today I went to my son’s class to talk to them about this fruit juice with a funny name. My son told everyone it was sour (“in a good way… like orange juice”) which made many noses crinkle, but I explained that after they taste it once, they don’t have to finish it if they don’t like it. To make it a little more of a learning experience, I had them all think about ways to describe what EIRO tasted like to them. Here were some of the responses:

“Like apples”

“Kinda sweet”

“Orange juice. Definitely orange juice.”

“Mmmm lemonade!”

After all of the kids were done, I asked one more very important question:

How many of you liked it?

Results

Total number of kids: 20
Total number who tried it: 19

Like: 16
Dislike: 3

Asked for more: 3
(excluding my son!)

Summary: 84% of the children in my son’s Kindergarten class like EIRO

What does this mean?

It’s no secret that it can be tough to get kids to eat enough fruit or vegetables to meet their dietary requirements. Knowing that just 2 ounces of EIRO provides over half of the daily recommended servings of fruits for the average adult, it’s the perfect addition to your family’s diet to make up for those times we can’t always get in enough.