BitCoins Can Now be Used in the Raw Food and Health Food Market
The Raw Food World has announced that it is accepting BitCoins for clients to purchase clean, healthy and nutritional products. This Raw Food and Health Market continuously looks to adapting to new technology such as BitCoins to meet the demands and lifestyle trends of their clients and BitCoin users.
The Raw Food World is diverse and ever expanding their products and services for their clients. In addition to offering cutting edge supplements, healthy, natural, and Super food products to customers looking to avoid deficiency and increase their energy levels, they consistently stay up-to-date with technology that promotes a holistic approach, such as financial independence.
“The demand for Bitcoin is increasing and we wish to keep up with demand, that is why we are always striving to find new, better, cleaner, healthier and more nutritional products for our clients,” said The Raw Food World CEO Matt Monarch.
“Being able to fulfill the need for Bitcoin purchases is another step for us in supporting the needs of our respected clients.”
Monarch has been at the forefront of the Raw Foods Movement for more than 16 years, working with many clients, celebrities, doctors and nutritionists. He teaches about healthy eating and healing from degenerative diseases along with Superfoods.
About The Raw Food World
TheRawFoodWorld.com is the largest online raw food and superfoods store in the world. The CEO, Matt Monarch has dedicated his life to sourcing the highest quality raw foods and superfoods on the planet. In addition to the online store, Monarch travels and tours all around the world speaking about healthy eating, Superfoods, and their “off the grid” natural way of living.
The Raw Food World: http://TheRawFoodWorld.com/
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