iherb

Well, I'm about as broke as broke can be, and there's no light at the end of the tunnel...it was just the train. So I'm now going to make a sad attempt to tell you about iherb so that I can perhaps afford my supplements for one more month.

You should visit this website: www.iherb.com. You can get just about anything your healthy heart desires. If you use my customer code, which is ORE678, you'll get a whole $5.00 off your first order! That's a pretty good deal I think. It also gives me something like 5% off my next purchase as well; so it's a better deal for you than for me. Just to give you a sample of things you can get at iherb, I'll list some of the things I buy there.

1. A whole food supplement. I buy one by Nature's Plus called Nature's Plus Source of Life Rainbow Lightning Whole Food. It's a great way to make sure you're getting all around good nutrition every day. I notice a big difference in my skin when I don't take it.
2. A women's multi-vitamin. I buy one by Now Foods called Eve, a superior woman's multiple. The bottle says to take 6 a day, but after talking to my natural doctor I take 2 a day because of my age. Younger women should take less, older women more.
3. Face wash and face lotions. My face wash is Now Foods brand Green Tea Pomegranate Facial Cream Cleanser, and my face lotions are Now Foods brand Green Tea Pomegranate Day Cream and Moisturizing Night Cream. They're moisturizing without being too much for my skin, affordable, and best of all they have natural ingredients! The only questionable ingredient I found was in the lotions (ceteareth-20).
4. Jojoba oil. I buy it from (you guessed it) the Now Foods brand. It gives you instantly glowing, radiant skin and hair.

Okay, that's my sales pitch. I do hope you actually go to the website and look around because I'm sure you'll find things to make you feel healthier. Well...I guess it's time for me to get back to fruitlessly job hunting...I have barely enough money for this month's bills...next month I'll be joining the ranks of the homeless. Cardboard boxes, here I come.