Are others making you feel guilty about your food choices? This book, just named an IPPY gold medalist, reveals the $5.75 trillion secret that food marketers and celebrity spokespeople don’t want you to know. What if the claims about the food you’ve been led to believe is superior are actually B.S. (Bull Speak)?
Why do you need Food Bullying? Food has become a battleground where marketing labels and misinformation is used to bully and demonize people around their eating choices. What if you could stop stressing about what other people think and make eating decisions based on your own standards? This startling look at the misrepresentation of food sheds light on bogus nutrition and environmental claims to help you recognize bullies and defend your food choices.
- Upends food beliefs with insights from an international, award-winning author in health, medicine, and nutrition.
- Details a six-step action plan to overcome food bullying and relieve guilt.
- Identifies neuromarketing tactics used to generate $5.75 trillion in food sales.
- Offers an easy-to-understand description of food label terms .
- Provides tools to battle bullying found in the 200,000+ misleading marketing messages in a grocery store.
Science says stress is hurting your business. Your land & animals likely get better care than you. You may be struggling to clear your head. It doesn't mean you're crazy - and you're not alone; one out of two people are dealing with depression or anxiety. Stress management is an essential business skill in today's agriculture - and it's best done proactively.
Why do you need this journal? This new Growth Journal gives you space to capture your thoughts, record your data, AND brings 50+ tips to manage stress. You can throw it in your glove box, kitchen drawer, tractor cab, or office. The Growth Journal will serve as guide to stress management, personal growth, and building resiliency. It offers plenty of space to write down what you need: farm records, how you want to scream at your partner, client calls, ideas, what you want to cook, observations about your animals, or why your brother-in-law makes you really mad.
CDC reports that the occupation of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting is the leading occupation for suicide. It’s time to change that. Michele believes helping the people of agriculture manage their own stress will spark the difficult conversations about better caring for the humans of our businesss. This journal is designed to help move the discussion around mental health in agriculture to a more positive place.
Don't believe everything you’re being told about food—most of it is highly misleading or completely untrue. This IPPY bronze medal book identifies marketing half-truths and guides you through the aisles of the grocery store to help you simplify smart food shopping. Named a #1 best seller and a hot new release on Amazon, Food Truths from Farm to Table is a book written to:
- Turn food confusion into clarity on how to buy, prepare and serve safe and nourishing food.
- Offer an informed voice of reason in the overly sensationalized food and health arena.
- Provide eye-opening insights why parents should not feel guilty if they can’t afford the “right” label or food.
Food fights might seem entertaining, but there’s nothing funny about the fights taking place over food production. Resource limitations, animal welfare and biotechnology are just a few issues cropping up to create confusion in the grocery store. Ultimately, both farmers and food buyers are making a personal choice, and author Michele Payn calls for decorum instead of mayhem in the conversation around farm and food in this two-sided book. SOLD OUT.
