Dear John,
Belated New Year's greetings! The 2007 pace
has picked up where 2006 left off as more of our
readers figure out the difference in protein
choices. We are honored and indebted by your word
of mouth enthusiasm for grass-fed free range protein
choices. U.S. Wellness is honored to be surrounded
by the elite 3%
group of savvy consumers. With more education, we
hope to see that number grow a point or two in 2007.
This past weekend U.S. Wellness participated in a
Lighten Up Iowa event in Keokuk, Iowa.
We met some
wonderful folks in and around Keokuk where the
states of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois intersect at
the junction of the Des Moines and Mississippi
Rivers. In the midst of the excitement, we were
exposed to spell binding keynote speaker
Shane
Ellison M.Sc. Mr. Ellison introduced
highlights of his
book, Health
Myths Exposed, from the eyes of a former
fortune 500 research drug chemist with several myth
shockers in his presentation. Mr. Ellison also
explained how a grass-fed diet can lead to weight
control
and a host
of other advantages.
Please note Mr. Ellison's guest article Fat for
Energy and Raw Athletic Power in this edition
which illustrates the value of smart fats
in athletes and every day Americans.
Again, your patronage is graciously appreciated.
Best regards, John, Lee Ann and Stephanie on
behalf of the farm families of U.S. Wellness Meats.
Please note
the selection of
grass-fed meats,
free range
chicken, brown eggs,
grass-fed
butter,
grass-fed
raw cheeses,
raw honey,
certified
humane pork, grass-fed
goat, organic shrimp,
gourmet rabbit,
free
range bison and wild salmon
for the summer grilling season.
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Breaking News Notes! |
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Plain shredded beef and sugar
free franks were
finally restocked after inexcusable production
delays. We are working hard to keep both items in
stock for the balance of 2007!
Hanger
steaks, skirt
steaks, heart
of clod roasts, 3
rib standing roasts and 4
rib standing roasts have
been restocked in limited supplies. Skirt and heart
of clod roasts supplies will increase by the end of
the month.
By mid February a percentage of our customer base
will receive by email or
USPS mail a small home work assignment to help us
improve our service in return for a coupon. We
appreciate your time in
advance as we strive to do what we do better. Your
feed back will be very important to our survival.
U.S. Wellness will be helping sponsor another Weston
A. Price event titled The
Fourfold Path to Healing in Ann Arbor,
Michigan during the
first weekend in February. We look forward to meeting
more Weston A. Price members as Sally Fallon and Dr.
Tom Cowan lead a busy seminar in nutrition and healing.
On December 28, 2006, the Food & Drug
Administration has announced a 90-day public comment
period on their proposal to allow cloned
livestock into the human food system. If
this is an important issue to you, feel free to make
your voice heard here.
You can
read through the proposal and open the public
comment link
at the bottom of the page. Public comment deadline
is March 30, 2007.
Do remember that
despite industry's assurance that all is fine, cloning
is an unproven idea.
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Strongmen Corner |
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Jesse Marunde and Jon Andersen both report rapid
recovery following knee surgeries in the latter half
of 2006.
100 pounds of grass-fed beef per month is a key
recovery tool both strongmen are touting for their
high speed recoveries.
Jon
Andersen plans to compete on St. Patrick's Day
in the South Carolina Strongman Challenge. He
reports his world class dead lift will be better
than ever!
Jesse Marunde will be at The Arnold in
Columbus in
early March but will likely not compete until later
in the year as his surgery was several months behind
Jon's. Jesse's training business is busting at the
seams during his recovery and his family will soon
be building
a larger training facility in Sequim, WA. Be sure
and check out Jesse's forum
which is giving and receiving outstanding training
advice. We
are amazed the traffic count Jesse's website is
receiving due to the forum.
The U.S. Wellness staff and farm families wish both
of these athletes the very best in 2007.
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What's Up Doc By Dr. Al Sears, MD |
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The Lion Diet vs. The Rhino Diet
By Al Sears, MD
You many not realize it, but you’re genetically
programmed to eat certain foods.
To stay healthy and avoid being overweight, you
need to eat the foods you were
designed
to eat. To find the answer, look to the diet
of our hunter-gatherer
ancestors. Your diet solution is literally millions of
years old.
Contrary to what you hear on TV - and from your
government - grains and refined
carbs are not on your “genetic menu.” But this is a
hard idea to get across.
Some folks are so attached to the misleading advice
they get from
industry-funded media reports, they send me e-mails
like this one:
Read more...
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Fat for Energy and Raw Athletic Power By Shane Ellison, M.Sc. |
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Fat for Energy and Raw Athletic
Power
By Shane Ellison, M.Sc.
The People's Chemist
(c) 2006
www.healthmyths.net
Eating fat in general does not make you fat. Eating
unhealthy fat does. Knowing
the difference between the types of fat will ensure
that you do not suffer from
deficiencies in fat soluble vitamins such as A, D, E
and K. The consequence can
be obesity, low energy, poor concentration, unsightly
skin complexion and
depression. Clinical manifestations include insulin
resistance, type II
diabetes, heart disease and even cancer.
Healthy
fat is essential for proper growth,
development, athletic performance
and maintenance of good health. It provides your
body with vital energy without
causing you to gain weight. In sharp contrast to
carbohydrates and sugar,
healthy fat tells your body to burn fat and makes you
feel fuller quicker! These
positive attributes of fat are often overlooked. But
they are real.
Read more...
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Kat James Report! |
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Best selling author, Kat James, and her
widely read book "The
Truth About Beauty" has
some very timely advice for both young and old.
U.S. Wellness is pleased to note Ms. Kat James is on
the cover of the January edition of Total
Health
with an excellent article on health
transformation.
Ms. Kat will grace the cover of a special Vitamin
Shoppe booklet in February 2007 titled
"Myth-busting
Primer on Self-Transformation" that includes a
section on busting the myth on all red meat being
unhealthy. Kat points out the smart choice in grass-fed
meats.
The February edition of Better
Nutrition will
feature a story on Kat's favorite grass-fed meat
meal. The U.S. Wellness staff is speculating on a
combination of grass-fed
beef and lamb.
Stay tuned!
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$25 Discount For 40 Pound Combinations |
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Do not forget to take advantage of the 40
pound $25 discount by ordering 40 pound
combinations of beef, lamb, pork,
butter, goat, shrimp and raw cheese.
This is
our way of saying thank you for purchasing in
volume. This can be any combination of products
totaling 40 pounds and does not have to be specific
to any category. Each 40 pound interval will yield the
discount. For example, 80 pounds of product will yield
a $50 discount and a 120 pound purchase will yield a
$75 discount.
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What Our Customers Are Saying!! |
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Dear U.S. Wellness Meats,
Our family had Christmas on New Year's Day. We had
your U.S. Wellness steaks...simple to grill ....and
they were great. Huge pieces...we saved the
leftovers and will have them on salad. Thanks for
your hard work. Happy New Year.
F. Hasek - STL - MO.
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Grilled T-Bone Steaks ala Florentine |
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Serves 2
Prep time: 1 hour
Total time: 1 hour 10 minutes
Ingredients:
- 2 (1 lb.) T-bone
steaks
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, minced
- 1 1/2 tablespoons balsamic or red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon fresh rosemary, minced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Freshly ground pepper
Blend the olive oil, parsley, vinegar, salt,
rosemary, and garlic in a shallow pan. Add t-bone
steaks,
turning to coat both sides. Let marinate for at
least 1 hour. Drain steaks and sprinkle with salt.
Place the steaks on a grill rack and cook on
medium-high heat about 4 minutes per side for
medium-rare. Serve immediately.
Compliments of cooks.com
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Minimum Purchase Reminder |
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Our new format enacted in April 2005 requires a
$75 minimum purchase and a 7 pound minimum
combined purchase of
beef,
lamb,
pork,
raw cheese,
single piece poultry, and
butter.
The issue is the bulk chicken and ten pound
cheese bundles originate from separate cold storage
centers where those products are produced. It is not
efficient to ship one package of beef as a stand
alone item when the balance of the order originates
400 miles away.
The shopping cart will keep track and remind you if
you are under the 7 pound limit for a combination of
beef, lamb, pork, raw cheese, butter, goat, shrimp,
soap and single honey bottle
purchases. Red font will appear under the shopping
cart if you are under the minimum price or pound
requirements
Shop now
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Customer Contact Change Page |
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remove yourself from our customer newsletter?
Click
here. After opening, enter your
email
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edit your customer file.
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On Sale! |
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Box
26LL ribeye 12 fifteen ounce bundle will be
discounted 15% through January 27, 2007.
Secondly, 25 one pound
packages in bundle Box 4AL will be discounted 17%
through midnight January 27, 2007 CST.
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