Bio-sustainable Hemp

Harvesting Hemp

Raw Foods or Monsanto's GMO Foods

This is why I promote raw, organic, whole, clean foods from ForeverGreen. Their HEMP based products are outstanding!!!!

17 Pounds in 28 Day-Raw Food with Hemp

Raw Food Diet...It Works!

Hemp - Seeds of Change

Conspiracy, Controversy, No Competition & Abundant Opportunity

This crop has it all. It's surrounded by conspiracy, controversy, it has no competition and was the first crop to be mentioned in a billion dollar conversation! What is it? It's Versativa (hemp)! I have never been involved with something that stirs up confusion, interest and passion like Versativa (hemp).

A few months ago I was looking for natural cancer cures...which I believe exist. I don't like the medical approach of cutting, burning, and poisoning people to deal with a disease I believe has a natural cure. Your body has a wonderful immune system, that if kept healthy, will do what it was designed by the creator to do: ward off disease. Well, back to my story...During my search I ran across a website that changed my life forever. It was a Versativa website.

I had my opinions about hemp. I thought it was just marijuana and was wondering how marijuana could be legally sold in a network marketing opportunity. I thought to myself, I am a Christian, I can't be involved with this. However, something kept nagging at me so I went back to the website and opted in to find out more. I was glad I did! I found out why the controversy and conspiracy behind this amazing plant. First I found out that Versativa is not marijuana. Marijuana is a distant cousin to the Versativa (hemp) I was learning about. Once I got educated about all the benefits of industrial hemp I jumped onboard. I saw an opportunity to solve another problem in my life: lack of money. I now find myself in the middle of a opportunity that is very rewarding. I get to change to educate the masses about Versativa (hemp) and make money doing it! I was introduced to some amazing powerful products that are changing lives. I got involved in a powerful movement that is bring people to me (that was a change). I am hooked! I love Versativa and what it is doing to change many lives, including mine!

No other network marketing company (ForeverGreen) has ever promoted hemp products. No other company has ever made such impact concerning the hemp controversy. Versativa, powered by ForeverGreen, is impacting what people think about hemp. Even farmers are approaching us for help. Why? They want to grow it! They want to grow a plant that is responsible for producing over 30,000 products. They want to grow something renewable that actually heals the land. They want to cash in on this BILLION dollar crop. Why can't they? It's the U.S. Government and special interests that is keeping this crop from being grown. If you want to find out more go to my Versativa website. and get a real education about why it's illegal to grow industrial hemp in the U.S. Find out that the U.S. is the ONLY industrialized nation that doesn't allow hemp farming. Yet we are the largest importer of hemp in the world! Hypocrisy? Hidden agendas? Political bribes? Big business lobbying? Yes! This government says it's concerned about "global warming" yet won't grow a crop that will actually give back to the earth that grows it. And all this without pesticides! People, if you are looking to change lives and make money doing it, now is the time to look into Versativa. I have been in network marketing for many years and have NEVER been involved with something so easy and unique to share with others. I tell people that I am a hemp dealer and I am saddenly in a conversation that people are drawn into and WANT to learn more about. Find out more by clicking HERE.

Why Versativa? Why now? Versativa is a product line of ForeverGreen, a 7 year old established network marketing company. Yet Versativa is being treated as a new division of ForeverGreen. Therefore it is a ground-floor opportunity that is in pre-launch without the risk of most pre-launch businesses. It is a brilliant marketing plan that positions people over the next few years to cash in on something that is in HIGH demand. Searches are increasing monthly for hemp products. Currently over 3,000,000 searches take place each month for hemp.

Another reason: The economy stinks! I have NEVER seen it this bad in my 56 years on earth! People are losing jobs and inflation is cutting into what people currently earn. Incomes NEED to be supplemented. 50% of all income earners are looking for other sources of income. Here is the tragedy: Many people wait until they are broke before they start looking for opportunities to make money. As a result they are stuck! Don't you wait until your broke to try to jump into something. Every business opportunity takes MONEY! Don't fall for the free offers. You can't have something for nothing. It's breaks the laws God established at creation. You MUST sow to reap! It's law! The time to act is now! The time to investigate this golden Versativa opportunity is TODAY. Really study I have to offer, the only thing it will cost you to investigate is your time and I think you are worth it.

Buried in Hemp...Literally

Hemp - An Alternative to Other Crops

I found this video and thought you might like it as well. At The Hemp Resource, our job is to find good information and pass it on to educate the American public about Industrial Hemp.



If you would like to join the Hemp Movement and increase your income at the same time, Join Versativa!

Hemp & Marijuana-What's the Confusion!

Industrial Hemp is not marijuana! Industrial hemp contains less than 1% THC the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. Let me put it this way, trying to smoke industrial hemp to get "high" would be like trying to get drunk on non alcohol beer...it ain't happening!

What's the confusion with industrial hemp and marijuana? There really isn't any! It was planned bad press from big money people like William Randolph Hearst who led a crusade to ban industrial hemp. You see Mr. Hearst owned millions of acres of prime timber land and someone just invented a simpler process to make paper from hemp. Well that could not be! Mr. Hearst would lose millions. So old Randolph, a publisher by the way, created public panic about the "evils" of hemp and marijuana.

Another big money player was Pierre DuPont. Little ole Pierre held patten rights to the sulfuric ACID wood pulp paper process. He also held pattens on nylon rope made from SYNTHETIC petrochemicals.

Basically, news isn't made...it's created! People like Hearst and DuPont with the help of politicians like Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon, who needed their money created the panic and prevailed to outlaw industrial hemp. It continues today. Hemp is good! Hemp is better than wood and cotton for the making of paper and clothing. Hemp can be used to fuel vehicles...much better than corn. It's responsible for the manufacturing of over 25,000 products!

Versativa came up with an awesome website that explains what I am trying to say here in more detail. Take a look by clicking HERE.

Hemp Beer? Hemp is Getting Attention Everywhere!

This article was taken from The Mansfield New Journal.

It's not often a beer makes me want a salad, but this new one did. The beer is Hemp Hop Rye, from O'Fallon Brewery. It was introduced in bottles this spring. I hadn't tried many O'Fallon beers, and the unusual ingredients caught my eye when I saw it on the shelf. So, I took a chance.

I've never seen a beer brewed with hemp seeds before, but it actually was the rye that made me pick this one up. Not long ago I tried Red's Rye PA from Founder's Brewing. I liked the dryness of the rye malts, the hint of whiskey flavors and the heavy levels of hops in that Founder's ale. I figured another rye beer might be a good thing.

And it was good, but on a completely different level.

O'Fallon bills this one as a "smooth and flavorful everyday beer that isn't overwhelming."

That sums it up accurately in my book. There is very little bitterness, and not much hoppiness. Cascade and Hallertau hops are used, but not at an intense level.

If you want a beer that goes all kung fu on your taste buds, this isn't it.

If you want a beer that tickles your taste buds, however, this might do it.

Let's start with the aroma. If you've ever been to an outdoor music festival or a rock concert, you know what marijuana smells like. I half expected the aroma of this brew to have some of that character, but it did not. It's a lightly scented beer that smells like beer, although perhaps a bit nutty.

I detected nothing in the flavor of this beer to remind me of that marijuana scent, either. The rye character was not as strong as I expected, but that left room for the hemp seeds to assert themselves. It ends up being a refreshing, subtle beer that would pair well with a light afternoon lunch, perhaps involving a fresh crisp salad with a lot of cucumber and some shrimp. The toasted hemp seeds add a pleasant, nutty flavor to this beer.

Hemp Hop Rye could be an everyday beer for some, although my everyday beers tend to be higher up on the boldness ladder. A drinker who likes a steady diet of smooth amber ales might find this one to be a nice change of pace.

About those hemp seeds: The connection with marijuana means O'Fallon brews this under close scrutiny. THC -- tetrahydrocannabinol --is the chemical in pot that makes smokers high. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that O'Fallon must submit samples of seeds to the federal government every time a new shipment comes in, to make sure there is no THC in the beer.

I certainly did not feel high after drinking mine, and at 5.5 percent alcohol by volume I didn't feel particularly buzzed, either. I did get a bit of the munchies, though -- if suddenly thinking, "This beer would be awesome with a fresh salad" counts as munchies.

Steve Goble is a copy editor and a beer snob. You can discuss beer on his blog at MansfieldNewsJournal.com/beer, or by following him on Twitter at Twitter.com/brewologist.

Against the Law to NOT Grow Hemp?

Here are some interesting hemp facts:

In 1619 Jamestown Colony, Virginia enacted a law ordering farmers to GROW hemp! Later, similar laws were enacted in Massachusetts (1631), connecticut (1632) and the Chesapeake Colonies in the mid-1700's.

In England, foreigner were awarded with citizenship if they grew hemp, those who did not were fined!

From 1631 - the early 1800's hemp was used as legal money to buy goods and pay debt.

Hawaii is the first state to legalize the growing of hemp. This happened in the 1950's.

Alice in Wonderland was originally printed on hemp paper.

In 1935 58,000 tons of hemp seed was used to make varnishes and paints.

Hemp Nut: The Typical Composition

Hemp foods are expanding onto the shelves of grocery and health food store shelves. The foods typically contain whole hemp seeds or hemp oil.

Typical forms that hemp is showing up on food shelves in the United States is:

* Nutrition Bars
* Salad Dressing
* Breads
* Cookies
* Pasta
* Frozen Desserts
* Power for Weight Loss Shakes
* Cold Pressed Oil Supplements
* Chips
* Pasta
* Versativa Pulse (Made of 26 whole, raw foods with no additives or preservatives)
* Versativa Hemphoria (A mood enhancement supplement. Food for the brain!)
* Beauty Products
* And much more!

Hemp foods are exceptional for nutrition and taste.

Here is the breakdown of a typical hemp seed:

44% Total Fat (39% Unsaturated & 5% Saturated)
12% Carbohydrates (&% Fiber & 3% Sugars)
06% Ash
05% Moisture
33% Protein

Since hemp has been thought to be only marijuana in the United States, it has gotten a lot of bad press. But from my study of hemp and my eating of hemp based foods I am totally impressed with it's nutritional qualities not to mention the fact that over 25,000 products can be produced out of industrial hemp.

What is in Hemp Seed?

Hemp seeds contain up to 36% protein.

The protein in hemp seed is comprised of approximately 65% Edestin and can be found only in hemp seed protein.

Edestin aids digestion, is low in phosphorus and is considered the backbone of human cellular DNA.

Hemp protein contains all 20 known amino acids including the 8 essential and 2 semi- essential amino acids (EAA’s) our bodies cannot produce. Proteins are considered complete when they contain all 9 essential amino acids in a sufficient quantity and ratio to meet the body’s protein requirements.

No other single food source has the essential amino acids in such an easily digestible form, nor has the essential fatty acids in as perfect a ratio to meet human nutritional needs.

Hemp seed is an excellent source of calcium and iron. Whole hemp seeds are also a good source of phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, copper and manganese.

Hemp seed is gluten free and consequently will not trigger symptoms of celiac disease.

Building a Hemp Business is Easy

Promote Hemp with an Ethical Company

Ron Williams talks about ForeverGreen's Code of Ethics. ForeverGreen is the parent company of Versativa that promotes healthy, raw, vegan, hemp based products that tastes great and your body will love. If you love hemp, you will love Versativa & ForeverGreen. Click HERE to watch video.

Versativa & the Hemp Movement

Versativa Hemp Products Testimonials

Interest in Hemp

I was at the hospital tonight visiting a family. We were talking health and I mentioned that I was involved in a hemp based MLM. I just mentioned some of the products and their affect on our lives and I was amazed at the interest in hemp products. No one in that room really knew anything about hemp and why it was made illegal to grow in the United States.

It's amazing to me how truly wonderful hemp is and how it could change so many peoples lives. At least 25,000 products can be produced from hemp with no waste. It was a great conversation and I was even asked for business cards. There is no convincing with Versativa. People just get it!

Don't forget Hemp History Week is coming up real soon. Find out more at their website.

Hemp-There is No Plant Like it on Earth!

There are so many uses for Hemp. The more I study the plant, the more I am in awe of its capabilities. Here are just a few uses of this amazing plant: Food, Nutrition, Dietary Supplement, Medicine, Fiber, Building Materials, Paper, Jewelry, Fabric, Cordage, Weed Control, Animal Bedding, Water and Soil Purification, Weed Control, Bio Fuels and much more. For more information about hemp facts go to the North American Industrial Hemp Council website. NAICH has a wealth of information about the wonders of hemp.

What really excites me is that I can offer you an opportunity to make a substantial income promoting hemp based products with your own business. I represent a company called Versativa. Versativa is a division of ForeverGreen, a 7-year old network marketing company. By joining Versativa, you get to promote hemp products as well as the ForeverGreen product line.

Honestly, there is not another opportunity like this. A pre-launch opportunity backed by an established 7-year old company, led by great men & women of integrity, promoting a huge movement in the United States to legalize the growing of commercial grade hemp.

What are you waiting for? Find out more at my Versativa website.