Natural beauty Ethiopian cow and goat herder
Tigrai Online Dec. 06, 2012
This Natural beauty is an Ethiopian cow and goat herder. She walks hundreds of miles a week tending her animals and eats 100% organic food, no sugar, no fat and no artificial foods. This girl does not spend a penny to look like the way she does. Doing what she does for a living makes her healthy.
This Natural beauty is an Ethiopian cow and goat herder. She walks hundreds of miles a week tending her animals and eats 100% organic food, no sugar, no fat and no artificial foods.
In the first glance the goat herders outfit might look like a designer swimsuit, but it is made from goat skin.
We can get clues about what makes people gain so much weight from the young Ethiopian beauty’s life style. So how many people can become goat headers to lose weight? Not that many, but we can copy some of the things that make people very healthy. Simple life style makes healthy life and in the process you would look great.
How many women would love to have a body like hers? If we would have to go from the statistics in America, 90 percent of American women consider themselves overweight, and almost half of them are dieting. Americans now spend more than $60 billion dollars a year on weight loss products and programs.
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