Re: yoo-hoo!
And AGAIN, since 91% of soy products contain GMO soy, when you talk about soy you are talking about GMO soy over 90% of the time.
What do I eat? Do you want an entire month's menu or what?
As much as possible and depending on the season I try to eat such items as:
- Wild caught Pacific Salmon
- Deep water fish
- Organic free range beef
- Organic chicken
- Organic free range eggs
- Organic cereal
- Raw organic goats milk
- Super foods powder made with organic wild crafted items modeled after a Dr. Schulze formula with added acerola cherry
- Organic baby spinach
- Various other vegetables and fruits, organic as much as possible, including tomatoes, asparagus, cauliflower, brocolli, cabbage, brussels sprouts, spring greens mix, dark seeded grapes, blueberries, bananas, blackberries, strawberries, yellow squash, zuchini, watermelon, oranges, cantaloupe, honeydew, etc.)
- Various dried beans
- Rice of various varieties
- Rye bread
- Raw organic honey
- Blackstrap molasses
- Yoghurt
- Juices (Apple, dark grape, pomegranate, blueberry
- Raw almonds
- Organic whole garlic cloves and minced garlic
- Organic non-soy, canola or corn oil mayonaisse and other salad dressings
- Home grown jalapeno and cayenne peppers
- Natural spring water
Do I always stick to the list? No, I stay with the above items a lot, but I do fudge sometimes and have a cheeseburger and tater tots on occasion or a occasional pizza a couple of times a month or a Coke once a week or so, and I have a sweet tooth that is always nagging away. And yes, I still eat some canned goods and other items from the grocers - such as Uncle Ben's Long Grain & Wild Rice (it goes so well with steamed asparagus and baked salmon or other fish with lemon, butter and garlic). But as time goes by and finances allow, I am slowly replacing items from the regular grocers with healthier items from specialty stores and suppliers.