Halloween Humbug Comments

For the last 10 years I have given out Act II Halloween mini microwave popcorn. I was so disappointed this year though when Sam's Club didn't carry it. This year I ended up giving out candy and didn't like it at all!

We are Vegan and didn't buy candy this year either :) Love your article!

I give out pretzels, next year I am thinking of giving out quarters or 50 cent pieces, depends on the budget or little books from the dollar store, pencils sound good too.

Thanks for this post! I am sharing it with my relatives and all the friends who will read it.

I am the only one in my family who does not have type 2. I think that is because of the exercise I have always done! I have some friends who don't eat wheat and I always feel healthier when I leave their house after a week.

I may start giving out copies of Grain Brain!

Thanks again.

God bless you for writing this! I buried my brother in January because he had a diet like a Hummingbird. Sugar took out his eyes and kidneys. I've cut out almost all sugar and have lost 20 pounds without much effort. I wish America would listen.

Great article Rob! I have also tried to significantly limit my sugar and gluten intake. My oldest son has a gluten intolerance, so I initially started to support him. But after I lost a good 10 pounds I realized the difference. Another good book I would recommend for you to read is "The Wheat Belly". Also very interesting.

I am fit and very healthy; however, I believe that moderation is the key to a happy healthy life. Have fun and enjoy Halloween.

I just purchased a bag of 50 satsumas to hand out tomorrow night, instead of candy. My kids (now 15, 17, and 21) have always accused me of being a party pooper, but I know there's always a parent (and child) out there than appreciates the healthier alternative!

Great post! We get over a 100 kids, and as adorable as they can be, I have never really enjoyed the idea of giving candy out to the little ones.
Congratulations on the reversal of your diabetes!! Amazing what we discover when we understand the concept of wheat and how it has changed over the years and the affects on our bodies.

Love this Rob..Great job!!