Super Food Heroes Book; A Game Changer For Kids Healthy Eating- Indigogo Campaign Goes Live

CAMPBELL, Calif. - Sept. 20, 2014 - PRLog -- Vanessa Bowman has spent a huge amount of time as the foster parent of many children trying to convince those in her care that it is a good idea to eat healthy food. Her path to success led to the creation of a group of Super Food Heroes, calling up images of Bat Man and Wonder Woman, among others, who could help the children become Super Kids.

Vanessa has transferred the results of experience to the debut book, "The Body Garden" and is requesting donations through Indiegogo in order to self-publish. The campaign will run through October 6, 2014, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, and is located at https://www.indiegogo.com/at/thebodygardenbook  The goal is $5000.00.

The Body Garden Book features 10 Super Foods with super powers of magic minerals, vital vitamins and plant strength benefits. The Super Food Heroes have names like Wally Walnut, Quincy Quinoa and Kyle Kale; and what they have to say is of interest to both children and adults. The back of each Super Food Hero page provides in-depth information about how that Super Food impacts the child’s growth and development. The book also contains recipes using the 10 Super Foods.

Vanessa said, “This generation is the first one that will live a shorter life than their parents. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) research, over 50% of children are not getting the fruit they need daily; and nearly 95% of children are not getting the vegetables that they need daily”.

Vanessa Bowman has a degree from Georgia State University. She spent seven years foster-parenting children. While trying to teach them to eat healthy, she studied and researched nutrition and received mentoring from a local nutritionist. During this time, Vanessa collected creative stories about healthy eating. What happened over the seven years inspired her to develop the 10 Super Food Heroes in The Body Garden Book. Today Vanessa has 20 more Heroes ready to be introduced, once the first book has paved the way.  Vanessa and her Super Food Heroes Book are starting a movement of garden groupies who support eating real food.

Vanessa is seeking donations of any size.  The website for the book is located at http://www.thebodygardenbook.com. Those who may not be able to contribute financially can help greatly by spreading the word through Facebook, Twitter and other social networks.

Learn more by visiting https://www.indiegogo.com/at/thebodygardenbook