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Greetings
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Kat's Interview with Nathan Bales - Long-time Co-op Member & Bodyworker
Since the very beginning, this kat has received a
number of “meeeooowww-ing” emails from Nathan Bales. Some to make requests, some
to flatter Teri for her good work, and some just to say hello – but each signed
with the following quote:
The Buddha teaches this triple truth to all:
"A generous heart, kind speech and a life
of service and compassion are the things
which renew humanity."
Siddhartha Gautama
Clearly Nathan has a big heart and a fondness for felines, so I wanted to
know more. I called him up for a chat, and it turns out Nathan is quite the
bodyworker and strict vegetarian.
Don't think he was always so, however; he had many years of fighting a toxic
system, chronic back pain, and suffering the effects of a "South Texas" diet.
Here is his story.
How did you become interested in health?
My dad died at 53 from a massive heart attack, and his oldest son of the same
fate at 54. I woke up as a teenager and decided to be in good health. I started
lifting weights, had my own lawn business, and was pretty active.
After high school I joined the Navy construction battalion (the Sea Bees) and
became a welder. Once I was out of the Navy, I continued on as a welder, and by
the time I hit 35, I already had big health problems.
Growing up in South Texas, I didn’t know I wasn’t supposed to eat meat and
dairy three times a day. I didn’t know I wasn’t supposed to drink coke and
coffee all day instead of water!
Read the rest of Nathan's Interview...
Health in the News
'Til next time, fair members!
Still purringly yours,
Guido
Guido Housemouser
Chief Kat and Community Manager
Our Health Co-op
4188 Westroads Drive, Unit 123
Riviera Beach, FL 33407
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