Thumbs Up for Organic School Lunch

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: January 6, 2009

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Vanessa Ruddy Has Organic School Lunch DVD for Sale!

“Children’s diets today are over sugared, processed, refined, genetically engineered, artificially colored and flavored, leading to a weakening of the immune system,” explains Vanessa Ruddy in her video about how she got her daughter’s elementary school to implement an organic school lunch program.

This video, “Thumbs Up” for Organic School Lunch is very informative and instructive, as well as inspirational. This school in Olympia, Washington is a great role model for what can be done in your local school district. This would be great to show at a PTA meeting, or to give to your high school principal or to share at your Mom’s group.

Interviews with students, teachers and cafeteria staff all prove that serving organic food is possible in the public school system. It just takes leadership from parents and faculty to make it happen. The exciting news is that children will love it!

You will be shocked at the interview with the special education teacher. She has seen a serious increase in special needs children in the last few decades. This video explains how seriously our children’s health is being compromised by pesticides, GMO’s and synthetic fertilizers.

Vanessa Ruddy’s documentary “Thumbs Up” for Organic School Lunch, on how and why to start an organic school lunch program is available by mail order! The video is 24 minutes long and costs $20 which includes tax and shipping.

To order your copy: contact Vanessa by email: golden.phoenix.publishing@gmail.com


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