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    Friday, December 11, 2009

    Our Organic Porpose

    Reserveage Organics knows that organically grown foods are healthier than their non-organic counterparts. Eating/taking organically grown foods and supplements saves our bodies from having to expend vital energy to digest and process the harmful chemical additives commonly found in non-organic ingredients. Moreover, not all of these harmful additives are eliminated from our body—some stay in our vital organs, sapping us further of our essential energy.

    If you could examine the origins of the foods you consume on a daily basis, you would be shocked to discover that they may contain as many as 150+ chemical factors, which are ingested with every single bite. Needless to say, these foods have a toxic effect on your well-being and vitality. Instead of gaining energy and benefits from your food, your body may be saturated with unwanted and harmful chemicals. On the other hand, when you consume organically grown foods and supplements, your body is immediately nourished, leaving you feeling vibrant and energized. What you put into your body is reflected in your appearance, so you'll not only feel better but you'll look better too.

    Reserveage Organics honors the body we live in by using certified organic/biodynamic ingredients whenever possible. Chemical pesticides, synthetic fertilizers and herbicides all have harmful long-term effects on the crops, as well as on the environment. Long after the plant has finished its growth cycle, the land on which it grew continues to be profoundly affected.

    Long-lived plants, grapevines sink their strong roots deep into the soil, seeking nourishment with which to nurture their young grapes. After years and sometimes decades of chemically induced growth, the health of both the land and the vine suffer until the vine finally dies and the land can no longer produce. Many vintners noticed this alarming state of affairs and turned their attention to the ancient organic growing methods which had been successfully used for centuries, without harmful effects on either plant or land.

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