what is vb?
At VB we provide Micro Greens and an initiative to empower the community displaying the potential of growing sustainable food sources packed with nutrition in a fairly small footprint of space and electric usage.
We also provide quality thrift clothing from a sustainable stance. Why throw away perfectly intact and usable clothing when it can supply another resident within the community a fresh look? The world economy is shifting toward more neg-entropy utilization of resources and we look to assist in ushering this initiative in our communities.
VB provides wholesome food alternatives that aren’t so stark in contrast to what our palates have been trained to consider “good” food. At VB we look to educate.
At VB We put the “Unity in community”
Affording a platform for independent contractors and entrepreneurs alike to display there products, passions and gifts to the community.
VB provides alternatives to Western Medical approaches by providing an apothecary. Not that we’re anti establishment in any capacity; we simply Understand the analogues that make up the pharmaceuticals are extrapolated directly from nature (plants).
The best remedy is preventative; affording the community an opportunity to building up immunity by way of foods in the form of Herbs... within the alternative approach to medical applications we’ve also inducted full spectrum cannabis flower for donation purposes only 21 and older; as our bodies have an innate relationship with cannabinoid receptors by way of the shikimate pathway which is responsible for acting as a catalyst for the NRF2 pathways being recognized by the medical industry as a whole for innervating the Mitochondrial DNA which is the ultimate anti inflammatory catalyst.
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Our journey began in the home
My wife and I would often be in search of a plant based menu that catered to our lifestyles but didn’t compromise the integrity of what we were willing to put in our bodies. So we’d venture into the city daily even as far as Long Island (because we owned a business out there at the time) in search of plant based foods that were reminiscent to our favorite foods growing up.
We had been frequenting an apothecary in the city and witnessed the type of fanfare it accrued as the people within that community supported it and made it an installation that served the community.
My wife and I figured that since the void existed in our neighborhood and it seemed more and more health care institutions were making there way into the community.
We took this and opportunity and decided to make people more privy about the importance of preventative care in both supplementing by way of herbal applications and in partaking in a plant based food regiment.