So many people want their website to rank high on the first page of the Google search results but they aren’t truly prepared to do what it takes to get those top rankings.

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Dr. Henrik E. Poulsen, of Copenhagen University Hospital in Denmark, and his associates have reported that supplementing men for two weeks with olive oil reduced oxidative damage by 13%.   The researchers felt that the benefit was derived from a combination of the antioxidants in olive oil and the reduction in saturated fats.  However, Reuters Health states that for a healthy diet one should add more than just olive oil…..

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Good health means more than just vitamins and minerals!

Increasing flexibility

Yoga has positions that act upon the various joints of the body including those joints that are never really on the ‘radar screen’ let alone exercised. Read the rest of this entry

Pro-active Nutrition for Long-Term Health

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The Tre-en-en Story

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From grapes to raisins, here’s what NOT to feed Fido —
even if he begs.

Sometimes we cannot resist treating our pets to human food every once in a while.   Those puppy-dog eyes are hard to resist as they intensely watch you eat and convince you that they are starving!   It makes you want to give them a taste of everything you eat.   But beware:   It can actually harm them by giving in to those eyes and giving dogs some human foods.

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Do we feed our pets the same way we feed our children?    Is your pet overweight?   Watch this video to find out about the pros and cons on low fat diets for pets!

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Businesses need to take advantage of Local-Social Search to build local business traffic in their area.   Do you own a local service business, a restaurant, a rock band, a specialty shop, a hotel, gas station, a grocery store…..?

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Human papillomaviruses (HPV) are common viruses that can cause warts and are one of the most common causes of sexually transmitted infection (STI) in the world.    There are more than 100 types of HPV.   Most are harmless, but about 30 types put you at risk for cancer.   Those types affect the genitals and you get them through sexual contact with an infected partner.   They are classified as either low-risk or high-risk.   Low-risk HPV can cause genital warts.   High-risk HPV can lead to cancers of the cervix, vulva, vagina, and anus in women.   In men, it can lead to cancers of the anus and penis.

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Most people know what brain freeze is — when eating ice cream or enjoying a cold drink and you experience a sudden stabbing pain in your head.   Do you know how you can stop the pain or what causes brain freeze?

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I wanted to congratulate Suthley Consulting and Jesus & Rosa Garcia, my three newest USA team members, who just joined GNLD International, the World’s Leader in Advanced Nutrition. You have chosen to associate with a company committed to empowering home business owners with the knowledge and tools they need to enjoy a better way of life physically, financially, and personally.

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When it comes to weight loss, it can be virtually impossible to separate the facts from the fads.   Weight loss programs are big business — a $50 billion dollar industry, in fact.   With so many diet plans out there, how can a person tell which program is the best, which is easiest to follow, and fits with their lifestyle?   And what about the impact on long-term health?

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Every so often the “latest and greatest” supplement hits the market and promises to cure everything from arthritis to premature balding.   One of the latest products in this never-ending stream is coral calcium.

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According to the Centers for Disease Control in 1985, only eight states had 10-14% of the population overweight (30 lbs for a 5’4″ person).   By 1990, 35 states had 10-14% of the population overweight.    By 1996 every state had 10-14% of its population overweight.   The problem had become more common.   Thirty-one states had 15-19% of their population overweight.   By 2001, 26 states had 20-24% of their population overweight.   By 2006, twenty-two states had 25-29% of their population overweight.   Several states had over 30% of their population overweight.   There has been a rapid acceleration in weight gain in the American population.    One recent study found that the 10% of a study group with the highest levels of 6 common toxic pollutants had 38 times more diabetes than the 25% of the study group with the lowest levels.

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“Obesity affects just about every organ system in the body.   As a result, we’re looking at ADULT chronic diseases starting to enter into the teen years and childhood.” — Dr. Tom Robinson, Stanford University

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