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RE: So how's that going?

in #life7 years ago

and eating healthier than ever!

Ok... i get what eating healthier means, but what are those bottles? I mostly drink water, and sometimes some green tea because it is healthier, but never saw those bottles before...

Well, still, congrats on sticking with your goals, most people quit the gym after a couple of weeks, people too thought i was going to quit after a couple of weeks... well it's been 5 years, i think... it's been so long that i forgot when i first started... I'm quicker, faster, slimmer, stronger, better, and even saw some of the improvements in my mental focus, so yeah, gym life is great!

Again congrats to you and stick with your goals and don't listen to the haters, because haters gonna hate!

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In the bottles is a delightfully healthy liquid called "kombucha" which is a fermentation product with many nutrients which some of my friends call "weird tea".

Ok, now i gotta try some of that... i'll see if my local market sells some of that "weird tea", i'm always on for some extra nutrients!

In Canada it was even available in grocery stores, although here it is only available in some health food stores. The brand pictured is produced in France.

Apparently it is fairly easy to make at home (I am far too lazy). Here is a steemit post with a recipe:
https://steemit.com/food/@tikotiko/who-likes-kombucha-the-process-of-making-kombucha-beverage

Who invented this tea... it looks like someone just had too many ingredients at home and decided to put everything in water to see what it turned out to be...

I recommend a google search for that kind of info. I don't know myself offhand :-)

Wikipedia says the place of origin isn't know, it can be 200-2000 years... regardless of tha, look at this, it has 0.5% alcohol in it xD don't be too healthy or you might get drunk on kombucha

Having an alcohol content of about 0.5%, kombucha is a federally regulated beverage in the United States, a factor that affected its commercial development in 2015

What part of the U. S. Constitution allows the Federal government to regulate food? (Hint: any power not specifically given to the Federal government is retained by the individual States or by the People. -