My Manifesto On The Health Revolution

It’s the mid 1770’s and Abraham Woodhull is outside tending to his family’s farm that’s been passed down.

His wife is in the Woodhull home caring for their children just across the cabbage patch.

Abraham has lost his brother and now his cousin, he’s trying to do right by the family to take care of what’s theirs. But he can’t shake it…The feeling that something isn’t right…His moral compass is doing circles…His idealism gnaws away at his spirit in his passivity.

The defiant voice that was once screaming to him from within has slowly subsided but not disappeared yet, albeit faint.

The British have gone too far this time and he won’t take it any more.

He accepts the secretive request of him, from George Washington, to spy on the British to relay valuable information back to the Continental Army.

That decision plants the seeds for the American Revolution to get one step closer to victory.

Abraham Woodhull had enough…and so have I.

My Manifesto On The Health Revolution

Why This Is So Important To Me

I had just graduated from college, moved to San Francisco (a dream city of mine) and found my first “big boy” job out of college working in sales support. I felt like a million dollars.

A few months into living in San Francisco I started to get overly stressed out from work, missing my old friends to trying to find news ones and adjusting to life in California.

Side note, my first weekend in San Francisco I walked down to the corner of the busiest streets and there was a guy full nude tanning on a pool chair reading a newspaper – I can’t make this up!

For the first time ever in my life I started to have some chronic health problems. I felt drained and lethargic all the time, I had horribly foggy thoughts that were scattered, I was wildly emotional and my stomach ALWAYS hurt me.

My gut seemed to be on fire all the time, it randomly came on and wouldn’t let up. No matter what I ate I seemed to get bloated and it felt as if I had eaten glass shards with every meal.

I’m in complete agony daily, I’m starting to really regret taking this new job so now I’ve decided to switch careers. I put in my final notice and the day after I quite I notice something funky about my body and decide to go to the doctor.

That day, I find out I have cancer…

Wow! That can’t be right.

“Wait, what?!?”

“You must mean someone else, no you’re mistaken doctor”

That singular interruption in my health has changed my life forever. I flew back home, Tampa Florida, and went through chemo staying at my parents. Happy to say I’m now cancer free for several years.

It was at that point I began this journey to find out what the heck happened, why I got so sick and how to help others stay healthy so they don’t have to go through the chronic sickness so many of us face today.

My Manifesto

We must fight against accepting the way our food is made. It’s no wonder why so many of us are getting sick at ALL ages now.

We need real food now more than ever. We need food that doesn’t contain poison. We need food that nourishes us not makes us crave the plastic served as meals.

Let’s bring real food and natural food into the light to make it the norm of our society not just a nice to have if we can afford it.

Let’s take back our health and therefore our lives to allow us to pursue happiness as our founding fathers intended instead of being too sick to think past our own misery.

Let’s live fully, vibrantly and positively to be able to create a world worth living in!