A One Diet Approach To All
The essay will discuss a human nutrition evolution and health issues related to it starting off with dental problems.
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Medjoul dates are known as the ‘king of dates’ because of their plump flesh and rich caramel flavour.
They are also referred to as the ‘fruits of paradise’, and are rich in vitamins and minerals and a great source of fibre, iron and potassium. Medjool dates are ideal for breaking your fast and can be eaten straight from the pack, or they can be used to sweeten cakes and savoury dishes alike. They also make a delicious, ethical gift for family and friends.
Ethically Sourced Dates
The ‘Medjoul’ is the finest of dates. It is grown in the Jericho area which has the perfect climate for producing these delicious, soft and succulent dates. They are sourced through the ‘Palm Farmers Cooperative’ and are a vital source of income in this area which is seeing vast tracts of land illegally confiscated by Israel.Grade A dates…Best quality.
By buying Zaytoun Medjoul dates you are showing solidarity with Palestinian farming families in the Jordan Valley, helping them to make a sustainable living and face the challenges of the military occupation and expanding Israeli settlements.
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10 Reasons why organic food is better for you and the environment!
Organic foods get their nutrients straight from healthy, rich, organic dirt. If the dirt is healthy then there should be no need for fertilizers. Non organic crops get their nutrients from synthetic fertilizers made from fossil fuels. Years of not replenishing the soil with organic matter forces farmers to add synthetic fertilizers. This leads to nutrient deficient crops grown from the same thing that fuels our cars. We’ll let you make up your own mind on this one.