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  • Apr 17

    Much of the cattle used to produce tasty, tender beef are fed with grass. The advantages of grass fed cattle are far superior to those consuming diets laced with chemicals and other additives. Believe it or not, these facts are upheld by hundreds of years’ worth of research, indicating that grass fed cattle are a far healthier choice.

    Despite these odds, consumers must still take care to purchase meat from cattle which have been fed grass. Unless you do your research, you may be in for a surprise, as the effects of a cow’s diet on its meat are not minuscule. Research in nutrition journals demonstrates that meat from grass fed cattle has less fat. Far from being a minor health issue, the amount of fat in diets is a prime contributing factor to early heart disease and heart attacks.

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  • Apr 14

    Have you noticed that organic food stores are increasing dramatically in popularity? There are many reasons why this is so and they all return to the same epicenter – people want to live and eat healthier. Organic food stores help deliver on such expectations. Most people realized processed foods and meats are poor diet choices. That is why they are looking towards organic and grass fed beef as the solution to their common dietary concerns.

    Some may wonder why beef can be considered a healthy food choice when there has been much written about beef that is not flattering. Is it really a bad food choice? Common food store beef products are loaded with a number of chemicals and processed items that do not exactly make for a quality nutritional purchase. However, those that buy organic or store fed beef will discover that it has much value. Actually, the purchase of either of these two types of beef may prove to be the best purchasing decision that you ever make.

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