Crazy American Diets

[E_Irizarry]

Thankfully I live in a Vietnamese area and there are little restaurants that serve rice plates for around $5 or $6. One restaurant I go to almost everyday for the spinach soup, little salad and delicious rice plate all for a little over $5. A perk is that by going so often the cute servers became friendly as not many non-vietnamese go to these places. It's exoticness adds to it.

And the cilantro on the Viet Namese subs is to die for, too. So delish!

[Schutzengel]

I've became a raw foodist now and I avoid any processed chemicals that I can. I drink and shower with distilled water.

In some areas that I visit, coming by organic vegetables or fruits is really rare, but there are fast food chains everywhere. Healthy food is becoming structurally harder to access and as a result less people are getting the required nutrients they need. Around 95% of health problems have to do with lifestyle and can be solved with proper eating. After I became a raw foodist I have had more energy than I have ever had before. One of my friends who is trying out raw foods is really enjoying the effects. I think that it is important to support organic gardening locally to support a positive change in the food industry.

[newlife]

I just got done eating a bowl of rice and chicken from a food cart off the street. Total cost: $1.

Btw, I'm not exactly fat..