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24th September 2009
Do other people make you feel things?
Do they make you feel happy or sad?
I’m curious. How do they make you feel this way?
Do they say, “Hey, here’s a tin of sadness.”
Or maybe they say, “Ahh, you need a bucket of happiness. Hold on,... Read >
Author: wbdoyle17th September 2009
With a record rise in sales bucking the trends of the economic downturn and new markets opening up in developed Asia, South Africa and Mexico, Fairtrade looks set to take centre stage on supermarket shelves the world over.Despite the global financial cris... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Evers31st August 2009
The list of every day drinks we consume that contain caffeine seems to be growing at a rapid rate. So, is the amount found in tea of any concern?
If you have ever been concerned about the level of caffeine in your favorite beverage then it's good to be... Read >
Author: Peter Foremski28th August 2009
The soy candles are new on the market they have become very popular because they are safe for the environment. Before soy candle making, a person must know a few aspects of the trade. Before creating a hobby of soy candle making it is important to know wh... Read >
Author: martini18th August 2009
When asked about what you think of when some one says ‘Cornwall' you are more than likely to get ‘Cream teas', ‘Cornish Pasties' and the ‘Eden Project' as a response. Yet Cornwall has a well established industry that is making its way to the top o... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th August 2009
With the unexpected excitement about simple to use at home tooth lightening kits. Dental care product creators have marketed many different teeth bleaching products for at use at home. There are lots of says that these products will immediately give you... Read >
Author: Bradford Scott12th August 2009
Hydrogenated oils (trans fats): These are industrially produced chemically altered oils subjected to extremely high pressure and temperature, with added industrial solvents such as hexane for extraction, and have a metal catalyst added to promote the arti... Read >
Author: Jim Atkinson12th August 2009
Coconut fat: Coconut fat is approximately 92% saturated fat, yet surprisingly to most people, is considered a very healthy natural fat. The health benefits of coconut fat lie in its composition of approximately 65% medium chain triglycerides (MCTs). Speci... Read >
Author: Jim Atkinson08th August 2009
The foods available on supermarket shelves impact the choices we make. It is also true that the choices we make influence food manufacturers. As our understanding of the relationship between nutrition and overall health evolves, consumers are demanding ... Read >
Author: Bishop31st July 2009
I was listening to the local radio on my way back from college and they had our N.Ireland super Vet answering questions for people who were phoning in about their dogs It was a very interesting program and many of the questions were typical questions that... Read >
Author: Kathy Davison31st July 2009
Donate $5.00 to make the world a better place & go green Climate change is in the news. It sort of feels like everyone's "going green." We're glad you would like to take action, too. Fortunately, lots of the steps we will take to stop global warming can m... Read >
Author: Reggie Ochoa27th July 2009
Who wants to go on a diet? Who wants to exercise day in and day out and practically kill ourselves to shed those excess pounds? Worse yet, who wants to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the latest diet programs that promise to help us lose we... Read >
Author: M2FitnessPros19th July 2009
If you are interested in restoring elastin fibers, you may be aware that the fiber production slows down with age, which contributes to sagging and wrinkling. If you are wondering if elastin be absorbed into the skin, you have probably seen lotions that c... Read >
Author: Yu Morita16th July 2009
Dollar stores have been around for some time now, but not as popular as they are today with the economy in the doldrums. Every family is looking for ways to save dollars and keep more of it to survive through today's tough times. Dollar stores provide one... Read >
16th July 2009
In some of the past years, Stand Up Pouches have started to take over supermarket shelves. Almost every type of edible product can be found in a Stand Up Pouches, be it floor, coffee, sugar, pet food and even sweets have transferred from traditional packa... Read >
Author: Nithya Nand27th June 2009
As the argument and controversy over bottled water versus the tap variety never seems to diminish there are steps we can take to make sure we are on the right side.
Looking at some of the core issues affecting our everyday lives inevitably leads us in... Read >
Author: Peter Foremski15th June 2009
Sweet almond oil could almost have been made by nature specifically as a natural skin care product. However, before we discuss this oil in particular, why should you use natural products to care for your skin? What is wrong with the thousands of commerci... Read >
Author: Laura Thomas12th June 2009
Everyone loves a clean and healthy house, but did you know that there are now many eco-friendly possibilities to use to clean your bathroom particularly rather than using those nasty chemical products that you discover on your supermarket shelves?Even for... Read >
Author: Scott Rodgers12th May 2009
Wine has become a massive market in the UK over the last few years. More and more people are drinking wine and are becoming more discerning in their taste as they get to know the different styles of wine available. But what is the difference between buyin... Read >
Author: kristianphllps07th May 2009
Wine has become a massive market in the UK over the last few years. More and more people are drinking wine and are becoming more discerning in their taste as they get to know the different styles of wine available. But what is the difference between buyin... Read >
Author: kristianphllps07th May 2009
Wine has become a massive market in the UK over the last few years. More and more people are drinking wine and are becoming more discerning in their taste as they get to know the different styles of wine available. But what is the difference between buyin... Read >
Author: kristianphllps01st May 2009
Not so long ago, the idea of reaching middle age seemed daunting as you were considered to be "over the hill". People between ages 40 and 60 were expected to abandon youthful pursuits and start winding down their activities ready for the rocking chair. Th... Read >
Author: Gen Wright31st March 2009
Millions of Britons always set the target of losing weight in time for summer. But for many of us the supermarket shelves full of Easter chocolate temptations are just too enticing to ignore; even the best intentioned weight-loss efforts can be easily d... Read >
Author: pmcindoe13th March 2009
Since the introduction of the Spanish vine in the 16th century, Chile has gone on to become one of the world's most famous wine producers. Although often overshadowed by its European competitors, Chilean wine has gradually grown in mainstream popularity... Read >
Author: pmcindoe12th March 2009
Chocolate has its timeless charm which hooks many a person with a sweet tooth. Then again, some of the chocolates are really expensive. In reality, given a few tips and tricks, you can actually create your own chocolate and save yourself money and increas... Read >
Author: Julie Spear10th March 2009
Australian wine has dominated the UK supermarket shelves and restaurant tables for at least twenty years. In fact Australia is now responsible for the most wines sales by volume to the UK than any other country in the world. However despite it being a big... Read >
Author: kristianphllps10th March 2009
Australian wine has dominated the UK supermarket shelves and restaurant tables for at least twenty years. In fact Australia is now responsible for the most wines sales by volume to the UK than any other country in the world. However despite it being a big... Read >
Author: kristianphllps06th March 2009
Their products are consumed by millions and available from supermarket shelves, Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe, and in vending machines the world over. But despite its popularity, throughout history the confectionary industry has sometimes been the subject of crit... Read >
Author: MarkeD24th February 2009
Ask health professionals and doctors to name the best berry-fruit diet, and the one that comes up again and again is Acai.
Yes, Acai. The fruits of the tall and slender Acai palm of the Amazon, are commercially known as superfruits. As superfruits, the... Read >
Author: ajcones10th February 2009
Don't complicate your weight-loss endeavors by resorting to pills, or medications, to lose weight.
Weight-loss has more to do with your mindset than with the food you eat. For example, rethinking your drinks potentially will cut up to 700 calories dai... Read >
Author: CopyWrite Concepts03rd February 2009
Green tea is no longer a mystical beverage only available in trendy cafes and specialist shops. In fact, today its popularity is so vast that it can be found in abundant variety on supermarket shelves and even alongside cappuccinos in coffee vending mach... Read >
Author: MarkeD03rd February 2009
The consumption of genetically modified food has risen steeply over the last several years, especially
in the western nations. But how safe is it? Are there any reliable scientific findings which support
the safety of GMO's? The answer to this ... Read >
Author: C.L. Carr03rd February 2009
The consumption of genetically modified food has risen steeply over the last several years, especially
in the western nations. But how safe is it? Are there any reliable scientific findings which support
the safety of GMO's? The answer to this ... Read >
Author: C.L. Carr28th January 2009
Vanilla extract is an ingredient every chef should have in the kitchen. There are dozens of recipes that call for vanilla flavoring, and if you want to do a recipe right, pure vanilla extract is the only choice. Those bottles on the supermarket shelves ... Read >
Author: Dustinkerry14th January 2009
Most western nations today suffer obesity problems, with the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom leading the way. The average diet in these countries promotes weight gain and consists of high carb diets, high fat, lots of sugar and not a lot o... Read >
Author: Sam Hardning09th January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Stephen Lau
If you are serious about weight loss or weight management, you should avoid all types of processed food, which is flooding supermarket shelves.
Yes, eating processed food makes you fat! In fact, it plays a pivotal rol... Read >
Author: Stephen Lau08th January 2009
Many people claim their health is of paramount importance to them yet they are unwilling to spend a little money on a health coach or a gym membership or put some effort into a proper exercise program. You may ask yourself "What am I doing right now, to... Read >
Author: vishal08th January 2009
What do you buy the person who has everything? Clothes? No they probably already have a walk–in wardrobe the size of your house. The latest gadget? No again. Their designer house is most likely to be kitted out with all the latest gizmos on the market, ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps08th January 2009
What do you buy the person who has everything? Clothes? No they probably already have a walk–in wardrobe the size of your house. The latest gadget? No again. Their designer house is most likely to be kitted out with all the latest gizmos on the market, ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps05th January 2009
Let’s face it, no matter how hard you try, you just cannot escape it – news of the credit crunch is everywhere. It seems like the news hounds are desperate to print any point of view that adds to the doom and gloom, even though the message is the same... Read >
Author: Paul Whitney29th December 2008
Picking a dog food out of the several different brands on supermarket shelves can be a exhausting mission. There are many brands of food for dogs with many different claims. A dog food that stands out is Natural Balance Dog Food. A company founded by D... Read >
Author: dogfoodcritic15th December 2008
It seems like there's a new super food containing miraculous health benefits hitting the supermarket shelves every week. While some are simply genetically modified foods or plant or herbal extracts, others are in fact all natural foods that produce the he... Read >
Author: Christine OKelly15th December 2008
With a crowded global marketplace, and with thousands of products and services crowding supermarket shelves, shop windows, and magazine pages, more and more companies are employing clever methods to market their wares. Advertisements run for mere seconds ... Read >
Author: Vinod Kumar04th December 2008
This is the time of year when people are looking to stock up on wines for the festive season, but with a bewildering array of wines to choose from on the supermarket shelves and in independent stores, what should we be buying? There are also lots of speci... Read >
Author: kristianphllps24th November 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Kennedy's All-American Club
Your barber can't help what happens to your hair once you leave their barber chair - and, let's face it, many of you guys are guilty of Hair Abuse on a daily basis.
No, we're not going to call the Hair ... Read >
Author: Kennedy's All-American Barber Club03rd November 2008
What makes one bottle promotion stand out from the others on your supermarket shelves? Is it the actual offer or promotion or is it the design of the promotional product? Having searched long and hard to find something new in this niche area of in-store a... Read >
Author: Paul Whitney21st October 2008
Shiraz is one of the most popular wines around in the UK. This is because it is an easy to drink wine that goes with lots of different types of food. In fact it is its spicy full bodied taste that makes it something that you can drink with hot Indian, Mex... Read >
Author: kristianphllps20th October 2008
A lot of you must have heard that soya bean is good for health. A lot you must have thought, how is soya bean so beneficial to our lives. Let me just tell you a few important things about soya bean and its benefits.
Soya bean is cultivated extensively ... Read >
Author: Akshaya Kamat06th October 2008
It’s not long since rose wine was regarded as unfashionable and unsophisticated, with the ultimate social no-no being taking a bottle of rosé to a party or celebration. Today, things are altogether different. According to the trade journal Off Licence ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps06th October 2008
It’s not long since rose wine was regarded as unfashionable and unsophisticated, with the ultimate social no-no being taking a bottle of rosé to a party or celebration. Today, things are altogether different. According to the trade journal Off Licence ... Read >
Author: kristianphllps29th September 2008
Chocolate has its timeless charm which hooks many a person with a sweet tooth. Then again, some of the chocolates are really expensive. In reality, given a few tips and tricks, you can actually create your own chocolate and save yourself money and increas... Read >
Author: Gargi11th September 2008
My Lord, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I put it to you like this! As evidence against the idea that a low sat-fat and low cholesterol diet reduces heart disease, ask yourself:
If a saturated fat and cholesterol diet really has been responsible for ... Read >
Author: Paul05th September 2008
Let’s start with some facts:
1. Fruit and vegetables bring amazing health benefits
2. We need to educate children about the benefits of eating fruit and vegetables
3. Children need to adopt a healthier diet to avoid health and obesity problems in l... Read >
Author: Marcia Griffiths27th August 2008
Mexicans are jumping to the defense of the jalapeno pepper, maligned by U.S. health inspectors in a salmonella scare but loved by millions in its ancient home and growing in popularity north of the border.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on ... Read >
Author: stjenre22nd August 2008
Mexicans are jumping to the defense of the jalapeno pepper, maligned by U.S. health inspectors in a salmonella scare but loved by millions in its ancient home and growing in popularity north of the border.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on ... Read >
Author: patty12th August 2008
A doctor told me once; �If you take this medicine you�ll be up and running in a week time. But if your own immune system needs to do the job it will take seven days�.
I wasn�t an exception, like many people I never thought about my health very ... Read >
Author: Henk Mutsaers29th July 2008
Tip1. If you have been prescribed antibiotics for control acne, keep in mind that antibiotics wipe out all types of bacteria in his digestive tract - still the good bacteria. Without good bacteria, you'll have terrible digestion, constipation, and be less... Read >
Author: dr rony21st July 2008
It’s simply not possible….not possible that a wine that is freely available on most supermarket shelves for around R25 can be the cheapest wine on a restaurants wine list at R100.00.
What happened to the wine since is was bought from the supermarke... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins18th July 2008
“You can’t judge a book by its cover.”
“Beauty’s only skin deep.”
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
Hackneyed proverbs like these are ingrained in our society just as are ideas of what constitutes “beauty... Read >
Author: Travis Keeler 18th July 2008
“You can’t judge a book by its cover.”
“Beauty’s only skin deep.”
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
Hackneyed proverbs like these are ingrained in our society just as are ideas of what constitutes “beauty”. As w... Read >
Author: Travis Keeler 06th July 2008
With our economy slowing and people starting to tighten their belts, supermarkets and shopping centres are looking to new mediums in order to entice customers to purchase.
While traditional mediums, such as print and TV, are still important advertisin... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins20th June 2008
Obesity rates, which have already reached epidemic proportions in many western countries, are continuing to rise and so it is not surprising that we are seeing an increasing number of overweight children. The dangers of childhood obesity today are all too... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders28th April 2008
The variety of food available today is so much greater than it was many years ago. There really isn’t much limit to what you can purchase as far as food goes but unfortunately with this wide range of food products also came the increased amount of addi... Read >
Author: Sheryl Polomka27th March 2008
If you have been curious about the heathful qualities of tuna, canned tune in particular, one tuna stands above the rest: Troll-Caught Albacore Tuna
Why is Troll-Caught Albacore Different?
Unique Population.
Troll-caught albacore are smaller, you... Read >
Author: bryantuck20th March 2008
Many wine drinkers dream of finding an exciting discovery from far-off lands at a great price … unfortunately the reality is usually wildly different.
Today a few large wineries produce the majority of bottles you find on the high street and names l... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta19th March 2008
Many wine drinkers dream of finding an exciting discovery from far-off lands at a great price … unfortunately the reality is usually wildly different.
Today a few large wineries produce the majority of bottles you find on the high street and names l... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta19th March 2008
Many of us enjoy wearing woollen clothes, with the raw material often taken from sheep or goats. How many of us have stopped to think about where in the world our wool originates from?
With an increasing focus on the way in which the global economy wor... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett15th February 2008
Pasta. Pizza. Yawn. Today, we are so exposed to ‘italian’ food on the high street that it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that italy has a far richer edible heritage than tomato sauces and bland, made-over pastas. Perhaps the key to understanding t... Read >
Author: Paulio14th February 2008
Changing to a healthier diet needn’t mean you miss out on the good things in life …
A question of balance:
You’ve embarked on a diet – and have even discovered some exciting new recipes – but what about wine? According to doctors, a little... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta18th January 2008
Running a small business allows you an impressive amount of flexibility. You can move with speed and dexterity if an opportunity arises and a trend proves popular – and profitable. Compared to the stately ocean liners of big business, small businesses... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan16th January 2008
Have you ever picked up a magazine and come across a review of some type of product that is used on a regular basis by yourself, or maybe it’s a review of some product that you wanted to use but were unsure of getting. The same applies to deodorant revi... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu07th January 2008
With many wine sales to choose from at this time of year, it’s always useful to know how to pick out the best. Simply follow a few handy tips below to ensure that you get top quality wines at bargain prices and steer clear from all the rubbish that inev... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta08th November 2007
Aluminium is a valuable commodity and can be a lucrative source of revenue for those companies and organisations that choose to collect it. It is lightweight and versatile and around 43 million tonnes of it are produced world wide each year of which 30% ... Read >
30th October 2007
Feeling a sense of control is important to your health, self esteem and well being. It helps us feel strong, empowered and in charge of our lives and the way it’s unfolding. While a sense of control is beneficial, too much control often leaves us microm... Read >
Author: Debi Silber, "The Mojo Coach"®19th October 2007
Have you been longing to eat healthy but simply not had the time to do so? Have you seen those frozen health foodstuffs on supermarket shelves that end up gooey and unappealing when you get home? Then we have a solution to all your dieting and health food... Read >
Author: Mark19th June 2007
Cosmetics have been used for many years and decades by men and women to enhance their beauty, to hide imperfections and the signs of aging, to attract lovers and as fashion statements.
While history teaches us of the natural products our ancestors used... Read >
Author: Neil MacLeod15th June 2007
Have you ever picked up a magazine and come across a review of some type of product that is used on a regular basis by yourself, or maybe it’s a review of some product that you wanted to use but were unsure of getting. The same applies to deodorant revi... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru10th May 2007
It is probably OK for people with high blood pressure to drink less than moderate amounts of coffee as long as it is the decaffeinated type.
I say "probably OK", because coffee labelled "decaffeinated" does not necessarily mean all caffeine is removed... Read >
Author: Bilal Rose18th December 2006
Most of us are now well aware that Omega 3 fatty acids are good for our health or at least we should be when we consider the amount of information being bombarded at us by the press, television, magazines and health-promoting leaflets. Supermarket shelve... Read >
29th November 2006
A lot of people are quite compulsive where shopping is concerned. In order to maintain a balance between what we earn and can spend, we need to make a budget before buying. We buy things out of impulse not out of necessity, and that is the most common mi... Read >
Author: Nancy Smith09th November 2006
Foodless foods devoid of essential nutrients have invaded the marketplace in epidemic proportions. How serious is this problem and what needs to be done?
My all-time favorite TV commercial was that old Wendy's ad. The setting is The Home of the Big ... Read >
Author: Tom Gruber08th August 2006
Pregnancy and Baby Skin Care Products
the Do's and Don'ts
Do
Be aware of ingredients that are commonly associated with reactions on delicate skin such as sulphates (ingredients that cause a product to foam), lanolin, peanut oil and mineral oil
... Read >
Author: Simone Robinson30th April 2006
Is your body being starved of vital nutrients?----------------------------------------------------Over a hundred years ago the nutritional quality of the soilwas far greater than it is today.Modern farming methods over the years have gradually seen adecli... Read >
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25th April 2006
By now it's clear that soda is America's favorite drink. Soda has replaced water, milk, juice, lemonade, coffee, and tea at the meal table, but to what effect on our health?
A recent study at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital revealed that women wh... Read >
Author: Janine Michaels17th February 2006
Promoting awareness can help people understand what autism is, how it affects people and appreciate that this is a condition that many people have. If everyone knew the symptoms, the behaviors and the way it affects others then autistic people would be t... Read >
Author: Ben Sidman
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