Look Good In A Bikini With Natural Hair Removal
June 28, 2009 by pam · Leave a Comment
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Now that summer season is coming, you’re probably thinking what to wear when you head down to the nearest beach or swimming pool. We all want to look great in a bathing suit, don’t we? But sometimes, we find unwanted hair in all the wrong places.
Removing them by ourselves can be difficult and troublesome. But don’t let this stop you from looking good in that bikini!
Let the sunshine in and say Hello to Vitamin D!
June 27, 2009 by pam · Leave a Comment
Summer is approaching! It is the warmest season of the year that favors outdoor activities. We love barbecues, outdoor sports, strolling at the beach or dipping in the nearest pool. But aside from enjoying these fun events, there are also health benefits that can be obtained while the weather is bright and promising.
The sun helps in the production of vitamin D in the skin. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin needed to have strong bones and healthy teeth. Studies have shown that vitamin D also helps in building a strong immune system that protects us from illnesses and prevents tumor growth.
Study Reinforces Links Between Formaldehyde and Cancer
June 23, 2009 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
A National Cancer Institute study strengthens the link between exposure to formaldehyde and cancer, a finding which may impact the EPA’s long-awaited risk assessment on formaldehyde.
A study released last week by the National Cancer Institute strengthens the link [1] between exposure to formaldehyde and several forms of cancer, including leukemia. The 30-year study, which tracked the health of nearly 25,000 men exposed to the chemical in industrial plants, is likely to impact a long-awaited Environmental Protection Agency risk assessment of formaldehyde.
Swine Flu, Why Are They Hiding It?
June 7, 2009 by Carolin · Leave a Comment
What is the point in statistics when it is based on an image that someone wants to present?
Maybe their goal is to keep us from panicking. But I would still like to know the truth about the swine flu. I would feel better if I felt they where monitoring it. And it may seem like they do until I tell you how it really works.
Greenwashing, Are You Being Mislead?
May 17, 2009 by Carolin · 3 Comments
More and more of us value organic products or green products. We will choose them over other products whenever we can. But of course the manufacturers have caught on to this and they are now trying to trick us into thinking that their product is organic or green while it is not. I have talked about the cosmetics industry several times and how a skin care products can be labeled “organic” but when you turn the bottle around and read the small print you find out that the product contains less than 10% organic ingredients and the rest is just as toxic as an other product. The choices of really good natural and organic skin care products is very limited.
In ONEgourps latest organic newsletter they talk about green washing. The act of misleading consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environmental benefits of a product or service.
How Much Sleep Is Healthy?
May 10, 2009 by Carolin · 8 Comments
Maybe you like to watch TV until late at night. But you should think twice before you stay up late on a regular basis since getting enough sleep is crucial for a healthy life.
Only a small percentage of the population can live healthy lives on 5-6 hours of sleep in the long run.
