Category: Miscellaneous

May 16, 2016

Life-Altering Moments: What Will Change YOUR Perspective?

“Storms make oaks take root.” It is inevitable. At some point we have all faced, or will face, a life-altering event . . . whether it be the death of a loved one, a serious illness or some experience that reminds us of what really matters in life. In the blink of an eye, everything […]

May 16, 2016

Birth Defects and Number of Drug-Addicted Newborns Are on the Rise

As May 13-19 is National Alcohol and Other Drug-Related Birth Defects Awareness Week, it only seems fitting that we do our part to help raise awareness by sharing with you the many dangers of alcohol and drug abuse on unborn children . . . and the many lasting effects those children suffer upon coming into […]

Hate mosquitoes away
May 16, 2016

Hate Mosquitoes? You Will Love These Plants!

Summertime means lots of gorgeous sunshine, outdoor fun, family picnics, and . . . mosquitoes.  But, what a treat nature has given us with plants that keep those mosquitoes away! Ageratum Often found in rock gardens, ageratum (floss flowers) is a low-growing ornamental plant which has easily recognizable blue flowers.  Ageratum secretes coumarin which is […]

Himalayan Pink Sea Salt
May 16, 2016

Table Salt Bad? Sea Salt a Scam? Himalayan Crystal Salt May Be Your Best Choice

There is no denying that salt is important to our health and well-being.  We cannot live without it.  Every cell in our body depends on it.  With so many varieties of salt available, and so many of us unaware of the differences between common table salt, sea salt and natural salt . . . how […]

organ donor
May 15, 2016

5 Things You Should Know Before Becoming an Organ Donor

Donating your organs and tissue is a great way to make a big impact on someone’s life.  In fact, one donor can help save or improve the lives of over 50 people.  Whether or not you are undecided about becoming an organ donor, there are a few things you should know before going to get […]

50 Shades of Grateful
May 15, 2016

50 Shades of Grateful

I’m a man. That much can be determined simply by my birth-doctor’s admissions and the fact that my family thought it was weird that I didn’t have a girlfriend until college (I was a late bloomer). So when I was asked to write about 50 Shades of Grey, I thought, “What will I write?” “Who […]

May 15, 2016

The Dark Side of Organ Transplants

We’ve all seen those horror or science fiction films that depict a seedy underworld where organs are illegally harvested, then bought and sold on the black market.  The stories are almost always full of corrupt, evil doctors taking advantage of poor people by stealing their organs or buying them at a low price, and then […]

Aggression
May 15, 2016

A Vegan Prison: Reducing Aggression and Fostering Better Inmates

We’ve talked about prisons who give their inmates meals consisting almost entirely of soy solely for the purpose of saving money, despite the overwhelming evidence showing that excessive soy intake is dangerous for the human body.  What if the opposite took place and prisons developed an extraordinary vegan diet for their inmates in hopes of […]

May 14, 2016

5 Most Unusual Side Effects of Drugs

You can’t help but laugh when it’s time for prescription drug commercials to list some of the side effects and symptoms.  They always set the tone with serene, beautiful music while showing families laughing, playing and relaxing in gorgeous landscapes . . . all while a soothing voice begins to list off completely horrible symptoms […]

May 13, 2016

5 Natural Cures for the Summertime Blues

It’s summer! Most people take time during this season to participate in fun activities such as days at the beach, backyard BBQs, and outdoor concerts. But not everyone has that same experience. In fact, you may find yourself sleeping way too much, having no energy, and feeling down. So, what’s the deal? Well, you may […]

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