Unfortunately this recall comes from Castleberry Food Company of Augusta, Georgia and is nationwide so follow the link above to check if you've purchased any of the brands mentioned. Castleberry's should be given high praise for getting the word out quickly. Many products that should have been recalled are not.
Sadly, there's not a lot that can be done about this type of thing. Our food is so highly processed, and our meats so tainted there's no way the FDA or any other organization can possibly police it and ensure food safety. The only thing you can do is be careful, eat as much fresh food, you've preparePublish Postd yourself as possible and stay healthy.
How do you stay healthy?
By eating more wholesome nourishing meals
Nourish your soul and spirit.
Stay active, get out and play.
Find things you enjoy and spend more time doing them.
Lastly, reduce stress, and the No. 1 way to reduce stress is with EFT. If you don't know how to do basic EFT you can easily learn. My focus is weight loss but EFT can be used for just about anything and is excellent for reducing stress. The free Daily Bites gives weekly ideas based on my life on how to use EFT for weight loss and reducing stress. Sign up to have The Daily Bites delivered to your inbox and start reducing stress today!
My new favorite quote comes from Bella Lucce (TM) where they say, "Let's face facts, shall we? You don't need that sexy new pair of high heels. You don't need those new granite counter-tops. You don't even need that fancy navigation system in your new car. Let's boil things down to their most basic essence: clean air, safe shelter and chocolate...most women could get by in life on those 3 things alone..."
The Indie Business Blog is where I heard about the wonderful world of chocolate body products first. It's a great place to learn about new products.
Sadly, the website for the Rendezvous' Chocolate Soap isn't working. Hopefully they'll get that fixed soon because I can't think of a more delicious way to end the day that a soaking hot tub of chocolate.
