Green Living Stores

Supporting Green Production helps insure the expansion and future of the availability of the produces and services that creates an abundant life for each of us.  Natural Organic Clothes has clothing that donates a portion of their proceeds to the Northeast Organic Farming Association.  Frank Charlson has created two tee shirts that help you make your statement.  You can choose between an Organic Farmer Tee Shirt and Blueberry Head Tee Shirt.  Are you looking for just the right item for baby to support Northeast Organic Farming Association then Katy Keen has designed your item.  You can choose between three Body Suits that will more than fit your criteria.  You have the Baby Carrot, Hot Pepper and Sweet Pea Body Suits to choose from.  These five items will make your statement of your desire for a healthy future for you and your loved ones as they contribute to the growth of Organic Production for your future well being. 

Live abundantly by choosing to Live Green.  Choosing between quantity and quality by using good stewardship of your resources will always create personal abundance in your life.  As you purchase your goods and services if you take the time to consider how your choices improve your environment and health you are creating abundance for yourself and your family.  The next obvious benefit is the reduction of waste in your life, which adds to the cycle of abundance.  Taking the time to think (meditate) on what your needs and wants are and how to acquire the resources to meet them is a positive step in living green.  You no longer need to accept what life hands you; you take the time as a part of your daily routine to plan and decide what is best for you.  That in turn provides with mental exercise to improve your mental health.  Living Green is not just existing to robot through your days and life; it a resource to open you up to how to live each day with joy and peace that is the birthright of every soul in creation.  

Why buy Organic Milk; it’s so expensive.   Or is Organic Milk to expensive?  I had been buying regular fat free milk for my family and to cook with in my recipes.  I could not stand drinking it myself, because it was affecting my health.  I was also having a problem with its self life in my refrigerator; it would often go off (not so nice taste) before I was able to use it up.  To add insult to injury; it just did not taste right to a person who was raised on fresh cows milk from the family cow.

I have been making some very effective health decisions in the foods I chose to feed my family and self (of course).  Choosing to buy Organic Milk was one of these changes.  I discovered that organic milk was cost effective and low and behold it had positive effects on my digestion.  Now I am able to buy fat free milk that does not have a flat watery taste and even has a creamy feel on my tongue.  The shelf life is extended, so that the milk is used long before the do not use date.  I do not know what is going on with regular milk, but from now on I am choosing to buy Organic no matter the cost.  I have feeling the savings I realize from buying tummy medicine and going to the doctor more than compensates for that choice, if just feeling better is not the added bonus.

Health Insurance is a Green Issue.  Have you ever sat down and thought of the true cost of Health Insurance?  I have and I am distressed at what it is costing in monetary and human resources. The only people who benefit are the people who can afford the cost to protect their accumulated wealth.  What about the other 95% of the population who need access to health care and cannot afford it?  Think about it.  You or your employer pays hundreds of dollars each month for coverage that takes away from the income that is needed to pay for basic housing, food and clothing.  To afford the expense of carrying insurance there needs to be a high deductible that has to be paid for illness out of the family’s disposable income, so pray that you never become sick.  To add insult to injury the only people who profit from all this expense is the insurance companies.

Is there a better way of looking at how we provide health care?  I think there is.  We need to start thinking of health care as a community cost.  It needs to be an income tax just like social security, but the difference would be that the low income people would have as much access to quality health with out paying one more penny than the wealthy tax payer, but the wealthy tax payer would pay for the working mans health.  The interesting thing is that assets that are wasted in selling, using and creating a profit for the insurance companies would be captured and channeled to the benefit of those who need quality health, but currently cannot afford it.  Right now the way quality health is provided is a total mismanagement of resources and great contributor to the wasting of assets and the lives of those we love.

You will find this Flowing Jersey pants fills your need for Living Green without sacrificing  comfort and style.  You have a combination of 94% Organic Cotton with 6% Spandex.  Fit and comfort is a necessity for a healthly lifestyle.  Anything that binds at the waist reduces healthy movement of internal and external muscles which in turn creates discomfort.  If you do not feel good, you do not look good, creating a personal circle of less than the best lifestlye.  Always pick your clothing for comfort and wearablity.

My younger sister is an environmentally and politically conscious young lady.  She is a longtime vegan and I really celebrate her strong convictions.  I also know that because she lives in a small town, she has difficulty finding fair trade and organic clothes.  I’m certain she’s been wearing the same clothes for the last year and a half.

I was surfing the web and I found this great stylish track-inspired jacket for her.  Best of all, it’s an organic coat, so it fits my sister’s clothing requirements.  I’m getting ready to send it out to her, but there isn’t a doubt in my mind that she’ll love it – not only because it’s a great jacket, but also because no chemicals had been used in the process of production.

Organic cotton is grown using different methods than conventional cotton and is often produced for the purpose of organic clothing.  In ordered to be labeled as organic, growers, producers, and manufacturers must follow strict guidelines.  Everything about the process is inspected carefully.  If any of the standards or guidelines are not met, then the cotton cannot be certified as organic.

The process of making organic cotton begins with the soil.  Most organic farmers use soil that is extra rich in nutrients.  When the soil is healthy, the plant will be healthy and more resistant to problems that would otherwise require chemicals like pesticides or herbicides.

Farmers create nutritious soil by crop rotation and cover cropping.  Crop rotation is a practice in which different crops are rotated among the same fields.  By varying the crops in each field, over time, it enriches the soil with different nutrients that help sustain the cotton crop the next time it is planted.  Cover cropping is a system of planting crops that cover the soil and help prevent erosion.  It also provides nitrogen for the upcoming cotton crop if it is tilled into the soil prior to planting or it can reduce the release of nutrients if planted after the cotton.

There are numerous benefits to growing organic cotton.  The main benefit is that there are fewer chemicals in the environment.  Research has proven that exposure to harsh chemicals like pesticides can cause mild problems such as headaches and nausea.  Prolonged exposure can cause more serious illnesses like cancer or problems with our hormones, nervous system, reproductive system and immune system.  Goods grown organically also retain more of their natural nutritional value.

Green Baby:  Are you looking for 100% Organic Cotton Clothing for your precious baby?  Organic Cotton insures that only the healthiest natural fibers touch your little one’s skin.   When you combine organic cotton in a large selection of booties, caps, blankets, body suits, Baggie gowns, Footie nightwear, one piece body suites, tee shirts, pants, sleeping bag and kimonos you now can fill your baby’s wardrobe with only the best and healthiest clothing.  You are also concerned about the design of the clothing that you place on this tender little body.  The sleeping bag and footie’s replaces the blanket that can come off of baby or twist around so that free movement is hindered or the warm covering becomes lost when your baby needs warmth the most.  Baby enjoys dressing up, too.  You now have access to Free Belly and Bum designs that are applied at the time of purchase to a selection of one piece, tee shirts, pants and bibs – every piece 100% organic cotton handmade in the United States of America.  Start your baby Living Green and contribute to both your and its happiness.

For my birthday this year, my girlfriend bought me an organic bath robe and I have to say that it’s the most comfortable bath robe I’ve ever worn.  Now even though I’ve only worn a bath robe a total of three times (one of which was when I was 6 years old), I know comfort and I’m in love with this bamboo bath robe.  The material isn’t at all abrasive and if I could get away with wearing it to work, I would.

Purchasing fair trade clothing may seem like something that it’s a trend, but it should be a long-term commitment that can have some really positive effects.  Most commercially available clothes are manufactured in sweatshops; even brands that are advertised as sweatshop-free and made in the United States (such as American Apparel), have run into accusations of discouraging their employees from unionizing. 

Fair trade clothing ensures that you can be fashionable without having your ethics compromised in anyway.  In the end, it’s all a fair game.