Monday, December 22, 2008
Online Affiliate Business
For those looking for a legitimate online business with 6 streams of income, click here: http://homebizwork.com/. Marketing newbies, seasoned marketers and the disabled are encouraged to review this low cost, highly supportive online affiliate business during these times of economic turmoil. Statistics show that online businesses have remained stable throughout the 2008 recession and will continue to flourish throughout the coming new year and beyond. People are spending more time at home and shopping less at the more traditional shopping malls, and who can blame them? The timing is ripe, there are numerous online affiliate business ventures, but this one assures your success: http://homebizwork.com/.
Applying Online For Social Security Disability
Many people think that applying for SSDI is complicated with discouraging results. This is not always the case, and with patience, applying online at the SSA.gov website (http://ssa.gov/applyfordisability/) can yield a successful claim. With that being said, I will be posting more "helpful" links and articles pertaining to the online SSDI application form and why one who is doubtful of his/her condition or qualification should apply as quickly as possible. Don't give up the assistance you deserve (and paid for) while employed before your disability. Rather, take action now as the process of evaluating your claim can take months.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Kombucha Mushrooms
For those unfamiliar with Kombucha Mushrooms, they are organically grown in a mixture of vinegar, tea and sugar. After about a week, the tea is ready to be poured into a cup and drank. The effects are similar to a colon cleanse as it rids the toxins and impurities out of your system. I will post more information here, but you can also research this topic via Google. I will have more baby kombuchas in the following weeks if anybody wishes to be placed on the waiting list. One of the uses of Kombucha is weight control:
"Kombucha tea tastes a little like apple-beer or apple cider. A semi-sweet sparkling drink. Slightly Acetic (with a pH around 3.0) it actually is an Alkaline Forming food for your body. Kombucha tea works by re-balancing and returning your digestion to a healthy state. Poor digestion and assimilation may be the root cause of over weight and numerous other diseases. Drink 4-8 ounces per day 30 minutes before meals to lose weight. You'll also find you have more energy as well. Kombucha does not just take weight off. You may actually gain weight if that is really what your body needs. A large frame person should weigh more than a small thin elderly person."
"Kombucha tea tastes a little like apple-beer or apple cider. A semi-sweet sparkling drink. Slightly Acetic (with a pH around 3.0) it actually is an Alkaline Forming food for your body. Kombucha tea works by re-balancing and returning your digestion to a healthy state. Poor digestion and assimilation may be the root cause of over weight and numerous other diseases. Drink 4-8 ounces per day 30 minutes before meals to lose weight. You'll also find you have more energy as well. Kombucha does not just take weight off. You may actually gain weight if that is really what your body needs. A large frame person should weigh more than a small thin elderly person."
Friday, December 12, 2008
Eating Healthy For Your Heart
Your heart is one of the most important organs in the body, and the foods you put into your mouth affect how your heart operates. If you want your heart to be strong and able to pump blood as well as possible all over your body, it is important for you to eat a healthy diet. Heart-healthy foods are readily available in the supermarket, so choose some that work for your personal likes and you should be able to help prevent heart disease in your own body.
Cholesterol is the most important thing when it comes to eating heart-healthy foods. There are both good cholesterols and bad cholesterols. Good cholesterols are called HDL, and their job in the body is to take excess bad cholesterol (LDL) to the liver, where it can be broken down and then will leave the body. LDL is actually not needed by your body at all from foods. Our bodies make enough of this kind of cholesterol on its own. It is the LDL cholesterol that hurts our hearts, not the HDL cholesterol, which actually helps our hearts be reducing the amount of LDL cholesterol in the body.
LDL stands for low-density lipoproteins. Because this substance has a low density, it does not flow through the blood stream as readily as it should. The red blood cells easily release the LDL cholesterol and it sticks to the walls of your blood vessels, especially in the arteries leading to your heart. This is bad for a number of reasons.
First, when the LDL cholesterol builds up on your arteries, it reduces the amount of blood that can fit through at a time, since the artery becomes smaller. That means your heart has to pump harder and faster in order to allow the same amount of blood to flow through your body. Over time, this makes your heart tired and not as strong. In the worst-case scenario, the blood vessel becomes so built up with LDL cholesterol that your artery could close completely. When this happens, your heart essentially panics because it is not getting the blood it needs and it starts beating rapidly to try to pump the blood. This causes a heart attack.
You can also have a heart attack from LDL cholesterol build up if a piece of the build-up, called plaque, breaks off and floats down the blood stream. When it reaches a smaller part of the blood vessel, it will get stuck and block the blood, which again causes a heart attack. If the piece of plaque travels to the brain instead of the heart, it will cause a blockage in this area of the body, which in turn causes a stroke. Therefore, it is simply important to cut out of your diet the foods high in cholesterol so that you can prevent heart disease and other problems in the body.
Cholesterol is the most important thing when it comes to eating heart-healthy foods. There are both good cholesterols and bad cholesterols. Good cholesterols are called HDL, and their job in the body is to take excess bad cholesterol (LDL) to the liver, where it can be broken down and then will leave the body. LDL is actually not needed by your body at all from foods. Our bodies make enough of this kind of cholesterol on its own. It is the LDL cholesterol that hurts our hearts, not the HDL cholesterol, which actually helps our hearts be reducing the amount of LDL cholesterol in the body.
LDL stands for low-density lipoproteins. Because this substance has a low density, it does not flow through the blood stream as readily as it should. The red blood cells easily release the LDL cholesterol and it sticks to the walls of your blood vessels, especially in the arteries leading to your heart. This is bad for a number of reasons.
First, when the LDL cholesterol builds up on your arteries, it reduces the amount of blood that can fit through at a time, since the artery becomes smaller. That means your heart has to pump harder and faster in order to allow the same amount of blood to flow through your body. Over time, this makes your heart tired and not as strong. In the worst-case scenario, the blood vessel becomes so built up with LDL cholesterol that your artery could close completely. When this happens, your heart essentially panics because it is not getting the blood it needs and it starts beating rapidly to try to pump the blood. This causes a heart attack.
You can also have a heart attack from LDL cholesterol build up if a piece of the build-up, called plaque, breaks off and floats down the blood stream. When it reaches a smaller part of the blood vessel, it will get stuck and block the blood, which again causes a heart attack. If the piece of plaque travels to the brain instead of the heart, it will cause a blockage in this area of the body, which in turn causes a stroke. Therefore, it is simply important to cut out of your diet the foods high in cholesterol so that you can prevent heart disease and other problems in the body.
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