Tuesday, March 22, 2011

The reason behind something great


Boresha is directly donating a percentage of its proceeds to the non-profit organization, Invisible Children, to help put an end to the horrors of war. With every cup of Boresha coffee you too can help the children in northern Uganda by giving them back their childhood, their dreams, and their lives.
SAVOR A DELICIOUS CUP OF BORESHA COFFEE AND HELP SAVE A CHILD’S LIFE.

A Violent History of War
For the last 20+ years, a war has raged in northern Uganda, forgotten by most of the world. Since 1987, a rebel group known as the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) has been fighting for power against the government of Uganda. The LRA holds no territory in Uganda, but operates out of southern Sudan, conducting cross-border attacks in Uganda. Abducted children have fought this war, primarily. It is estimated that more than 30,000 children have been abducted and forced to fight for the LRA. Currently, those abducted are estimated to comprise 80 to 95 percent of the LRA's forces.
Innocent civilians are strung vulnerably in the balance between two sides that have lost sight of the people. The government of Uganda has failed to protect its citizens from this rebel militia that has abducted thousands of children, subjected them to torture or sexual violence, and forced them to fight in a violent guerilla army. And while peace talks are currently underway to bring much-needed resolution to this humanitarian crisis, the war still wages on, carrying with it the devastating abduction of innocent children.

Invisible Children
Invisible Children, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide healthcare, safety, and education for the children of northern Uganda.
With coverage on Oprah, CNN, the National Geographic Channel, and more, Invisible Children was born from the wave of responses of people having seen the documentary film exposing the effects of a 20-year war on the children of Uganda, where children are both the weapons and the victims.
Invisible Children vigilantly strives to give each of these children a name, a face, a voice, and an education.
Boresha is proud to team up with the Invisible Children organization and donate a percentage of its proceeds to the children of northern Uganda. You too can actively make a difference and help the children in northern Uganda, one cup of coffee at a time.


Monday, March 21, 2011

The coffee being sold from KW Roots

Boresha’s BSkinny patented fat-burning coffee is part of the Glycemic Zone coffee system. This award-winning breakthrough in food science technology offers Boresha’s Organic, Fair Trade AA Arabica coffee, plus adds Patented Hunger Control, Balanced Energy, Thermogenic Fat-Burning, Buffered Caffeine and also Combats Stress Related Eating.

BSkinny products are State of the Art, patented and formulated with the only Low Glycemic, Non-Cephalic, Kid-Friendly, Natural sweetener, Sweet Infused Fruits. 



Try this iced with some of Boresha’s Glycemic Zone Sweet Infused Fruits Sweetener is the first and only 100% natural, low glycemic, non-cephalic fruit sweetener. It’s Diabetic and kid friendly, backed by clinical trials and has two patents pending. It comes in a handy 12 oz. jar and also in individual packets.


Promoting a healthy and wellness lifestyle.


Peace,


KW Roots

The tea being sold from KW Roots

NuvoGene Fat-Burning, Low Glycemic Fruit Punch Tea Drink is a patented, safe product for weight management, fat-burning, hunger control and high energy levels. NuvoGene Tea is the only non-drug product that addresses genetic risk-factors for obesity in humans.

NuvoGene Tea produces a dietary induced termogenesis (DIT) effect, as well as carbohydrate oxidation (burning) in a Proprietary Low Glycemic matrix. It programs the body to burn fat and create maximum energy without causing blood sugar swings, reactive hypoglycemia or ketosis. It’s formulated to help manage hunger by reducing stress related eating and also addresses the genetic risk factors for obesity in humans.




Promoting a healthy and wellness lifestyle.

Peace,

KW Roots