Introducing NUTRIBULLET, an affordable kitchen ‘must-have’ guaranteed to help you pulverize your way to good health. I know, the name NUTRIBULLET is hardly a peaceful name in our war-weary world, hype-heavy world. The last thing we need is bullets in the kitchen, unless the NRA is your guardian angel.

The Health Benefits of Garbage

NUTRIBULLET delivers nourishment, more high-quality nutritional content than any other appliance in your kitchen, making it a culinary beauty with near goddess qualities. NUTRIBULLET is significantly different than your current kitchen blender. The machine pulverises the stems, seeds, skins — everything we tend to thrown away — when making shakes in blenders.

While I’m not a certified nutritionist, it’s common knowledge by those of us trying to eat a healthy diet that great nutrients live in what is often considered garbage.

AOC is full of articles on good health and wellness, dating from a total turnaround that I did in my life in 2003/4. Losing over 50 pounds and becoming a total gym rat inspired a new respect in my life for healthy living. My transformation remained quite easy, as long as this aging body remained in motion. Over this period of writing down and taking responsibility for any food or drink making its way into my mouth, I came to understand a great deal about healthy nutrition and empty calories.

‘Let’s stop throwing our good health away’ is not a tag line for me. Adding garbage disposal foodstuffs to high-nutrition shakes make a whole lot of sense to me.

Burned Badly By Life Transition

 2014 was singularly the most difficult year of my life, beginning with my best friend and business partner’s savage bout with kidney cancer. The list of problems associated with his death don’t belong in this article, but they touched every piece of my life, resulting in a six-month sabbatical from my beloved Anne of Carversville.

Thinking the worst was over, I prepared to return to a more normal existence in August 2014. I was also celebrating a full recovery from a gym injury that I nursed for several years with true grit and determination, much to my doctor’s surprise. He counseled me to expect a 90% recovery, and I responded ‘no way.’

In early August, I set off for a new life chapter, highly motivated to reorganize my life and environment with a clean slate.

Unfortunately life had more reality checks in store for me in the form of a really bad burn, one that landed me barefoot with second-degree burns over most of my right foot. It was due to third-party negligence and I’ve now agreed not to speak about the incident — although it took a blistering article on AOC to receive even moderate compensation.

Setback for a Newly Healed and Fragile Body