New WA Bee Pollen - With our Jarrah/Red Gum mix being such a huge success, we are happy to announce the arrival of pure Red Gum Bee Pollen and a Red Gum/White Gum mix.
1kg bag - $55, 400g bag - $28 for both varieties.
Sun Warrior Protein - 400g. Now available in a convenient 400g tub for people on the run. $40, Natural flavour only. Great trial size.
Certified Organic Spirulina - 500g. For those who find getting through 1 kg. 500g tub $39.
The new permanent price for our raw certified organic Maca Powder will remain at $40/kg.
Complete C Vitamin C complex - now available in convenient 150g tubs for only $20.

Anyone who has tried Pit Bull Protein just can't get enough, so to encourage everyone to try it, we are offering 1 tub of High Octane Bodybuilding Energy herbs FREE for every tub of PitBull Protein, no matter what the size.
PitBull is not only a good protein source but is a superfood high in vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, enzymes, trace minerals and more.
If going online, simply make your order and a FREE High Octane tub will be sent out automatically, otherwise you can ring or email your order and your free tub will be confirmed then*.
*This offer is available for the month of June 2010 and to retail customers only while stocks last.

Macadamia nuts - raw certified organic, 1kg bag $30. New Season local and super fresh, shelled yesterday.
Oats - Certified Organic Raw Steel Cut. 1kg bag $6, 400g bag $3.50. Great for raw porridge or Bircher muesli.
Olives - Certified Organic Dried Raw Pitted Black Botija Olives. Delicious in salads or just on their own. Would have to be the nicest olives you will ever taste. 240g bag $18.
Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar - The vinegar with the Mother enzyme, alkalising and the best. 946ml glass bottle $10.

Many people know that we should eat more greens, but rarely do any of us truly enjoy our kale or
wheatgrass. For the first time in history a remarkably enjoyable way of consuming the necessary amount of greens has been created. Book by V. Boutenko $25.

Below are some statistics from the WHO regarding cancer deaths in 2006. Germany had one of the highest death tolls, 224,000 people dying of cancer in 2006. Another country suffering huge loss was Brazil, losing 190,000 of its inhabitants to cancer. Argentina lost 63,000 to cancer, while Australia lost 38,000 people to cancer. The trend we can see is that all these countries have a high meat/dairy consumption. Meanwhile Somalia lost only 7,000 to cancer and Laos had only 4,400 victims. Although you may put it down to the fact that these last 2 countries have scarce access to hospitals and therefore the victims cannot be accurately counted (less 'medication' helps too), the decreased cancer deaths may be attributed to a simpler diet. My uncle was in Laos a few years ago and was surprised to see how the Laotians eat. He told us that as they walk along the road they see a bush or a herb and bend down to pick and chew raw and vegetarian, with a very small portion of it containing fish or chicken, all homegrown. Traditional Laotians do not drink cow's milk or indulge in stomach paralyzing foods such as cheese. The best moral to the story we could find was in the words of the WHO, "low fruit and vegetable intake and low physical activity are the prevalent risk factors for cancer"...