The proper use of your time after you think you have finished writing an upbeat piece of news is of the utmost importance. Not only is it important to you, but you believe it to be important for the rest of the world to read … Continue reading
Oprah, Oprah, Oprah – yes, the one and only “Oprah [Winfrey]” with whom many of us are familiar. I am referring to her television show that aired Thursday, February 4, 2010, regarding “diabetes.” Having read enough blogs from naysayers, I would like to … Continue reading
When hearing the word “smoothie,” thoughts of hot summer morning chores such as yard work were often awarded with a smoothie. The short-drive-when-you-could-walk to the 7-11 was the closest smoothie location. The summer mood is languorous, awaiting a saw-sucking delight splayed … Continue reading
Raw Foods may be an old topic for some readers. It certainly is for me. However, this subject has been wildy rejuvenated and highlighted in the areas, albeit counties, of Northern California. I know, I live here. Whether you know it or … Continue reading
Here is a situation that we all come across sooner or later among these beautiful United States – Jury Duty. Through our beloved USPS ( United States Postal Service), I have been “hereby summoned to serve as a trial juror … Continue reading
Having a bit of a doldrum day. Three of the days events: on-call nannying, chiropractic visit, and volunteerig – were cancelled allowing me to be lazy. I did not choose to be lazy. I did not want to be lazy today. I would prefer to have been … Continue reading
The history of insulin goes back to the early 1920s. “Dr. Frederick Banting and Charles Best are known as the discoverers of insulin. They first extracted insulin from the pancreases of dogs in 1921.” www.TheHistoryOfInsulin.com and ww.Dr.CharlesBanting.com. Ingenuity and … Continue reading
As profound as this fact may seem, “dLife” has been in existence for many years. I bring up the subject because I have not heard nor read anything about it from anyone. No, I am not one of their marketeers … Continue reading
Look what I found as I glanced through news pamphlets at the Fair Oaks, California, Library. It is an invitation to the General Public (you) to “Learn about the health benefits and wonderful fresh taste of raw foods. Presenters will … Continue reading
Q: When I ask my doctor about Pancreas Tonic, he felt herbs had no place in traditional medication. What should I do? A: Your doctor’s attitude towards herbs is common and we respect that. It is partly because there is no … Continue reading