For the Health of It

Here is a bit of information I received via email...making the some interesting associations, so I figured I'd post it. I did some checking around but could not locate the original source. The "Doctrine of Signatures" contends that every whole food has a pattern that resembles a body organ or physiological function and that this pattern acts as a signal or sign as to the benefit the food provides the eater. Here's a short list of examples of Whole Food Signatures. A Siced Carrot looks like...Read Full Story

by mommysfabulous Vitamix-My Private Tale Report by Aurelia McNeil Why I invested in a Vitamix device? I enjoy to try to eat healthy foods but who has time to wash and cut up fresh foods everyday. I definitely don’t. But I understood I necessary to eat a minimal of five servings of fruit and veggies a day. Finally, I identified an remedy. I was completely impressed when I very first noticed the Vitamix device in action. It manufactured sizzling soups from refreshing vegetables and...Read Full Story

Children can be cruel to their peers - especially if there is a child that is a little different from the majority. Children go through many stages as they grow up. There is the gangly period when the girls physically outpace the boys. The boys then endure the lanky stage where they deal with two left feet while trying to come to terms with the newly discovered rib Adam had lost in the Garden of Eden. Each growth spurt carried it's own pain for most certainly - if not for all children...Read Full Story

This is something I thought about Posting here to my blog for awhile. I originally wrote this on facebook as a note explaining my reaction to an MRULE meeting last semester on standards of beauty. So what I was trying to say at the MRULE meeting, when I started crying was that this a topic that is really personal to me, as I'm sure it is to alot of women, because I do have the constant image of what I should look like, and it's not just coming from my own personal views, it's clearly from...Read Full Story

A report from the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine cited studies showing between 44,000 and 98,000 people die each year because of mistakes by medical professionals. It also said that "when a patient is treated by several practitioners, they often do not have complete information about the medicines prescribed or the patient's illnesses." Healthcare providers must either start from scratch or act blindly because the don't have the patient's relevant past history. allergies...Read Full Story