🚨 Spring 2025 Orange Hatter Reading Club – Now Open! 🚨 This season, we’re offering two powerful book choices to explore money, freedom, and the systems shaping our lives. Plus, we’re giving you more flexibility to join at a time that works for you! 📖 Pick Your Book & Time: 👉 The Big Print by @Lawrence Lepard – Wednesdays, 8:30-10 PM EST 👉 Fiat Food by Matthew Lysiak and @Saifedean Ammous – Mondays, 1-2:30 PM EST The Orange Hatter Sisterhood is a welcoming space where women learn, grow, and empower each other through financial literacy and meaningful discussions. Visit orangehatter.com/reading-club to learn more and sign up today. Let’s read, learn, and rise together. Will you join us? #OrangeHatter #ReadingClub #FinancialFreedom #MoneyLiteracy #Spring2025

What’s Really in Your Breakfast Bowl?  Last week at our Orange Hatter meeting, we dug into Chapters 2 and 3 of Fiat Food by Matthew Lydian   and @Saifedean Ammous . Let me just say—what we learned about the history of cornflakes completely blew our minds. Did you know that the Kellogg cereal many of us grew up associating with a "healthy breakfast" was originally designed as a purposefully bland food meant to curb carnal desires? I know, it sounds crazy. Here’s the story: John Harvey Kellogg, a devout Seventh-Day Adventist, and others within the movement believed that red meat was the root cause of carnal desires, including the urge to masturbate. Their solution? A vegetarian, tasteless diet to suppress these urges. The extent of their beliefs included horrific measures, like the mutilation of children's bodies and caging their sexual organs. Over decades, the Adventists infiltrated government systems and schools under the guise of "diet and nutrition education," fundamentally shaping U.S. food policies to reflect their vision of an anti-masturbatorial vegetarian utopia. This whole thing isn’t just a bizarre piece of history—it’s a huge lesson in the power of influence and especially in the power of money. None of us knew the cereal lining grocery store shelves was born of religious zealotry aimed at controlling human desires. It’s a jaw-dropping example of how marketing and money can rewrite the narrative of a product and reshape public perception on a massive scale. Think about it: with a smart marketing campaign, an entire nation was convinced to embrace a food product with a purpose most of us would never have imagined. So, what else don’t we know about the food we eat? If you’re curious, let’s keep the conversation going. Join the Orange Hatter Reading Club by visiting

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. This Wednesday night at 8:30 PM EST, we’ll be diving into the next chapters. Join us as we keep asking questions and learning together. #FiatFood #OrangeHatter