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Your digestive system knows exactly what to do with natural foods. Look at traditional societies - they eat fresh fruits, vegetables, and seeds in their pure form. They don't need processed supplements because nature provides everything their bodies require. Where do they get their vitamins? From real food!

Look at the story, Joe, I'm coming to you live from the massive peaks of the Swiss Alps! The air is freezing but the view is absolutely breathtaking. You need to see this place to believe it, it’s pure magic out here, I’m sure.

G'day everyone, Travis here. Just wanted to let you know about our upcoming community barbecue supporting local farmers. These folks are the backbone of our country, and they need our help. Come down, show your support, and let's make it a great day together. Make good choices!

So I'm at this restaurant, they're saying everything's natural, everything's clean eating. I'm looking at this smoothie bowl, and I'm like, what's this powder, what's this colorful stuff? Just because it's plant-based doesn't mean it's real food, you know what I mean?

So like, when I get my new scenes, I usually go through and mark them up first, you know? I've got this system where I highlight all my lines and sort of make notes in the margins. That's basically how I start preparing for filming.

Look, I'm truly humbled by the incredible response to our latest film, it's just fantastic. I definitely wasn't expecting this kind of support so quickly. To everyone who's gotten behind us, thank you very much. It really means the world and I’m just so grateful to be part of this.

Hi guys! It’s a stunning morning here in Vancouver as we dive back into filming. It is properly freezing today, absolutely freezing, but the energy on set is just so lovely. I’m so incredibly grateful to be back with this wonderful family for another season of Virgin River. Stay cozy!

You know, I've been watching these amazing documentaries about the Kokoda Track lately. It's like, such an incredible piece of Australian military history, and someone really needs to make a proper film about it, you know? Would love to see that story told right.