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You are right on about GMO’s! I’m 66 and about 12 years ago I was on meds for arthritis, gout, siactia and fibro. I eliminated everything but meat, fish, eggs and fruits and veggies and seeds. I regained my health and have no health issues.
[quote=”lillianwickram”]I don’t care what anyone says, this crap is bad. At some point in time, everyone said smoking was ok and it was such a norm. Then drugs are approved by the FDA and years later we find out that they cause all sorts of problems. There are tons of toxins that are in foods that the FDA allows for Americans that European countries will not allow. I work with folks with primarily stage four cancer and gmos have been linked to hematologic cancers in particular. There is also a recent study correlating gmo foods with autism. I hope people will wake up to this. When I move to CR, I will have an organic garden cultivated from non gmo seeds.[/quote]
Yes, this crap is bad! Every illness I had went away when I stopped eating grains and GMO’s. You can do organic here in Cr. I use bat gauno for fertilizer and neem oil for insect control. I have bananas, pineaplle, limon, avacodo, beans, onions, garlic, basil, parsley, kale, beets.
Just google “starting a blog to make money” or something like that. You will come across many ideas and they are legit.
I manage a blog about animal rescues that thousands of people read. When we talk about certain products that we use for example “Have a Heart traps” for rescueing feral cats, we include a link to an affilliate store that they can buy the trap from.
When someone clicks the link and buys that product, we earn a percentage. Your blog can be about anything that attracts readers.
It can take some time to get going but you can make a great income. I have a friend who’s blog is “The Paleo Mama” that she started 2 years ago and is now making over $2000.00 a month.
It does require hours of sitting in front a computer, but so does a lot of other jobs. You can do this type of work from anywhere in the world.
[quote=”bogino”]I have traveled to all 4 corners of CR and have taken some pretty nice pictures of CR Wildlife which I really enjoy shooting. I’ve been thinking that for my next trip I’d like to focus more on plants…flowers…and botany in general. Therefore, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to whether there are any spots in CR that are better than others where I can capture a greater diversity of plant and flower selections. Thx.[/quote]
Wilson Botanical gardens outside of Golfito in the southern zone was amazing!
