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Health Food Shop In Idaho


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I have been going to school here in Rexburg Idaho for a year now and I had been wondering if there was any place I could go that was close by that might have gluten-free products. Well, through some searching I found out there was a guy here at school who had Celiac and so I emailed him and he told me about this Health Food Store called "Nature's Nook" that is right here in Rexburg! Yesterday, after 2 months of knowing about this place, I was finally able to get over to it *I don't have a car, so it makes it hard to get over to shops that are not good walking distance* and boy was I blown away. Back in Topeka, Kansas we had a Health Food store but it was nothing like this! It wasn't so much a place to just buy Organic foods as much as it is tailored towards those who can't have certain foods, just as flour/gluten. They had Gluten Free Pantry products and all types of things; not only food but lotions, shampoos, conditioners, deodorants, vitamins, chapstick, and the list goes on. I don't know if there are any other types of stores like this place in Idaho, but I would have to say this is by far the best place I've come across, but of course it could just be because Kansas doesn't have the greatest selections of places.


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