Making a Difference
“This company is what it is today because of everyone that has touched or has been touched by its amaing products. Their passion for making a difference in their lives and the lives of others is contagious; inspiring a whole new generation of people to create a... read more
Music to Our Ears
Whenever my daughter and I travel in the U.S. by car, we always carry our Vitamix with us. When staying in motels, we try to be considerate of other guests and not use it too early, as the walls could be thin. One time after we blended the green smoothie for the day... read more
A Mother’s Love, from a Vitamix (Cancer)
I was diagnosed with a kidney cancer, called Wilm’s Tumor, in 1980 at the age of two. Although the medical professionals thought my parents were literally crazy, my parents declined chemotherapy and radiation and put me on a strict vitamin/nutrition program.... read more
Life is in the Little Things
Beets blended with peaches. Lime juice with ginger and grapefruit. Broccoli juice. These are small delights. At first, I loved how good I felt, no longer skipping breakfast, no longer feeling guilty that I’d again fallen short of the five to ten recommended... read more
A Family Tradition
It is amazing to think that it has been 29 years since I purchased my first bright and shiny new stainless steel Vitamix. At that time it was the Vitamix’s capability of grinding grains that drew me to purchasing it. I promptly bought buckets of various types of... read more
Eat Right To Win the Fight! (Breast Cancer)
“Eat right to win the fight” sounds like a simple, yet somewhat catchy phrase. It is also my motto and my way of life, all made possible with the online purchase of the Vitamix 5200. The day I was told that my breast cancer had spread to the bone in my... read more
A Powerhouse in my Kitchen and in my Life
My favorite and most frequently used kitchen appliance is my Vitamix. This powerhouse makes light of the ways I use it to stay healthy, energetic, and young. Ten years ago, at age 70, I developed a rare, dangerous, and incurable disease. My lifetime of influential... read more
