Can anyone suggest a name for this product line?

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> Michael, I've been meaning to ask about your
> expertise in this area. And what was the
> remark about a doctor? Is it Dr Mike? :-)

> Yep, naturalhealthnut AT hotmail DOT com
> until I get my domain.

> Great for fixing N, some other legumes are
> even better. Almost "forgotten
> technology" in this age of chemicals.

> Amazing Fact: Chemical nitrogen processing
> like they use for fertilizer was first
> invented to make explosives. Sounds like a
> great thing to spread on your fields to grow
> our food!

> I have heard some negative stuff about soy
> isolates in other products, but nothing
> quite like this. Care to elaborate a bit?

> Yes, it's amazing what you find when you
> start reading labels. Most of it you can't
> pronounce, need a degree in chemistry to
> know what the stuff is. Even lots of the
> "health" food & products have
> stuff that you may not want.

> Yep, yep, and more yep! Hey, I'm sure that
> "they" have completely and
> exhaustedly tested the safety of the funny
> dna, otherwise they wouldn't expect us to
> eat it, right?

> They must know it's safe, or why would they
> oppose mandatory labeling of all GMO
> products!

> Blog? OK, I know bog, flog, log, dog, and a
> few others, but what the hey is a blog?

> Seriously, I have heard the term thrown
> around, and presume it's some kind of
> discussion site.

> Doesn't sound too appealing, sounds like
> something from the farm that I wish I hadn't
> stepped in!

> I'm greatly honored that you would say
> "I'm in"

> Thankyou for your encouragement to get
> started. That first step is always the
> hardest. I have considered a forum to start,
> maybe one on organics, one on natural
> health. I registered
> certifiedorganicinfo.com to use, the health
> url is a bit more of a challenge, that
> subject is so overloaded with bs and mlm
> hype.

> zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

> Anyone else interested in organic food,
> farming, gardening, or anything in the
> organic industry
> Or
> Anyone with an interest in natural ways to
> improve your health with wise changes to
> your diet and lifestyle instead of pills,
> chemicals, and surgery. No "magic
> silver bullet" here, just common sense.
> Welcome to email me:
> purelyorganic AT hotmail DOT com
> naturalhealthnut AT hotmail DOT com

> Just remember to change AT to @ and change
> DOT to .

> PS: Michael/Dien Would this be considered
> email solicitation? :-)