There's A New Tread In the World Of Weight Loss

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It's becoming harder to eat organic when so much of the supermarket produce comes from other countries. So a new trend is to eat more seafood which now includes the plant food grown in the ocean. Seaweed will soon be coming to your neighborhood grocery if not already. And besides seaweed, insects, insects like ants are very clean eating and a great source of protein and other vitamins and minerals. They are as Organic as it gets. 
This new trend isn't that new. Other countries have been eating things like ants and grasshoppers for decades. I remember in the 1950's eating chocolate covered ants and fried grasshoppers and I liked them. And usually, kids don't like anything.
What's driven this in the U.S. is that people are avoiding processed foods and are looking for a substitute. The ants and grasshoppers are a great snack food and you can find them in specialty stores but there expensive. Personally, I'd like to see foods like this become common place and then with more places selling such items the prices would come down and they would become more popular.
Seaweed can be prepared like spinach and has more nutrition. Vegetables grown in the sea, are grown in soil that has never been polluted with chemicals. No fertilizer or pesticides, wow, and we don't have to grow it in a warehouse under artificial conditions.
Alge is something else that will be coming to your stores soon. I think that Amazon is going to change what you eat and how we buy it. Changes in our food will be coming quicker than you might think. Next year will be an awakening for the food industry. This is only my prediction, but I know it's coming. The more nutrition we get back into our diet the healthier we all will be in the future.
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