Need more energy for a work out? Do you ever have those days where you know you need to get to the gym and meet your workout goals, but you just don’t have the energy? Is it a struggle to work out at the end of a busy day or wake up early enough to work out before a long day? If you struggle with finding enough energy for your work outs than here are some tips to help you out. Continue reading
Bring Back the Delight of Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea was commonly known as a mid-to-afternoon snack that is eaten typically between 2 pm and 5 pm. Though this custom was most common in The United Kingdom, other places have also been known to nickname their mealtimes “tea,” such as Scotland, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. They refer to dinner as “tea.” Who knew that tea could take on the meaning of an entire meal?
The whole idea of having meals in between meals, and referring to it as “afternoon tea,” began in the 1800’s in England. For the upper class, the English ate lunch in the middle of the day, and dinner around 8 pm or later. Therefore, a meal in between lunch and dinner was usually desired, and it included tea (which is a very common beverage in England), so hence the title “afternoon tea.” The lower classes ate what they called dinner around 11 am and a small supper at 7 pm. They too had an afternoon tea in between the meals. Continue reading
Healthy Kids — Healthy Lifestyle
A great deal of focus has been placed on improving the health of kids around the globe. While kids remain active, the average weight of children has been steadily on the rise.
And with increase weight can cause increased health problems to develop both today and in the future. Many of the habits we have today as adults were formed during our childhood. So, if you are looking to build a healthier lifestyle for your children both today and in their futures, review the tips below and incorporate them into your daily routines. Continue reading
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Ohio State University Research – High Linoleic Safflower Oil reduces belly fat better than CLA According to a recent study by Ohio State University, a daily dose of high linoleic safflower oil (6.2g of linoleic acid per day) showed a remarkable reduction in belly fat.*
Safflower Oil outperformed CLA in measurements of belly fat and reduced belly fat up to 9.4%, or 6 times more than the leading omega oil, in only 16 weeks without diet or exercise.* Continue reading
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Kyolic® Blood Sugar Balance is a synergistic combination of Aged Garlic Extract™, made from organic garlic, Salacia, Bitter Melon, Chromium Picolinate, and Niacin. This unique combination of ingredients naturally supports healthy blood sugar balance and weight control, as well as cardiovascular and immune health, for overall well-being.*
Aged Garlic Extract™ [300 mg]; Niacin [7.5 mg]; Chromium (as Chromium Picolinate) [50 mcg]; Salacia [75 mg]; Bitter Melon [60 mg] (per capsule). Continue reading
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What is Organic Red Yeast Rice?
Red yeast rice (Monascus purpureus Went yeast fermented on rice) is a traditional botanical used in Chinese health care since 800 A.D. Continue reading
Lavender Essential Oil: Magic in a Bottle
Having lavender essential oil is like having a medicine cabinet in a bottle. This oil is great for everything from aiding in relaxation to helping insomniacs sleep. Lavender essential oil provides an array of services and can help so many people in so many ways.
You’ve probably noticed that the sweet smelling oil is found in body washes, shampoos, conditioners, air fresheners and perfumes because of its fresh, light smell that reminds you of walking through a fragrant flower garden. Lavender even gets its name from the Latin word “lavare,” which literally means “to wash.” It seems since the beginning of time, people have wanted to smell exactly like the oil of this fragrant plant. Continue reading
The Best Meal for Bodybuilders
The best meal for bodybuilders may surprise you. There are so many complex things going on in your body and in your body chemistry at all points in your day, and when you are trying to gain muscle, it gets even more complicated. You have probably heard all kinds of terms that you don’t completely understand. You hear about needing to restore protein, the levels of your glycogen, and other levels of other things you may have never heard of before. So, when is it important to eat when trying to build muscle?
Most bodybuilders believe that eating after a workout is the best meal of the day. Though that meal is almost equally as important and should not be skipped, the most important meal for bodybuilders is the one they eat before the workout. Continue reading
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Store Tea Properly for Freshness
You must store tea properly to keep it fresh and flavorful. You may be guilty of leaving your tea in a canister that does not have an air-tight lid, or leaving your tea bags in a box near your stove, or even setting it on a kitchen window sill for decoration or to make use of extra storage space. You have probably done these things, and thought nothing of it. But did you know if you don’t store tea in the precise way, it will lose its freshness and even its flavor?
Tea is surprisingly very delicate and if you don’t follow the proper rules when you store tea, you wont get the right flavor from it. So, here are some rules of thumb to make sure that you don’t let your tea go bad. Continue reading







