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The Success-Indicator by MaryEllen Tribby

GM Freeze | A hard look at glyphosate

Glyphosate, marketed by Monsanto as Roundup, is the world’s best selling weedkiller and the basis for GM herbicide tolerant crops, which can absorb high levels of the herbicide without being killed. GM companies promised it would cut costs and work for farmers.

The truth emerging is that this is not the case. 

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GM Freeze | A hard look at glyphosate

UNIFY // World Peace Sept. 21, 2013

The Cove's Ric O'Barry on Boycotting Miami Seaquarium, Dolphin Slaughter, and How Rock and Roll Can Save the World

By Hannah Sentenac Wed., Sep. 18 2013 at 10:30 AM

A great article about one of "those rare individuals so utterly devoted to his cause, so passionate and heartfelt, that he inspires generations of followers to stand alongside him." 
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http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultist/2013/09/the_coves_ric_obarry_on_miami.php

Six forms of energy

Six forms of energy

Homocysteine: One of the Best Objective Markers of How Healthy You Are

Posted By Dr. Ben Kim

As a general marker of overall health status, few tests carry greater predictive weight than homocysteine.
The amount of homocysteine in your blood is one of the best objective indicators of how healthy you are and how long you are going to live.
A high blood level of homocysteine is a reliable risk factor for each of the following:

• Myocardial infarction (heart attack)
• Cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
• Cancer
• Diabetes
• Thyroid-related health challenges
• Neurological conditions like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's
• Depression
• Infertility
• Chronic Pain
• Digestive Disorders

Read more:
http://drbenkim.com/articles-homocysteine.html

How To Put Your S.M.A.R.T. Goals On Overdrive

By PT Clients Now on in Client Motivation, Client Retention, Fitness Sales, Gym Personal Training Sales

S.M.A.R.T. Goals Refresher
S.M.A.R.T. Goals are great for getting started, however most lack the emotional components to ensure their completion.  Today we want to equip you with the skills necessary to help your clients not only achieve their goals, but also how to tactfully dig deeper to emotionally motivate them to ensure their success.
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http://ptclientsnow.com/blog/how-to-put-your-s-m-a-r-t-goals-on-overdrive/

The 5 so-called healthy foods to avoid

By Marc Onigman, stonehearthnewsletters.com

Newswise — Think twice before grabbing foods labeled sugar-free, fat-free or whole-wheat. Recent studies show people tend to let their guard down and eat twice as much or more of these foods because they are marketed as healthy...
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Creating Positive Health: It’s More Than Risk Reduction

Craig Becker, PhD, CWP,

East Carolina University

William McPeck, MSW, CWPC, WLCP, CWWS,

Certified Worksite Wellness Program Consultant 

 

 

Wouldn’t it be great if health and wellness professionals looked for the causes of a better life and higher productivityinstead of the causes of problems? It seems current health professionals have a greater focus on disease and problems than health, well-being, and success.

Today, many think of health as pictured by John Travis’ 1970s Illness–Wellness Continuum that showed early death on one side and high-level wellness on the other (Travis and Ryan, 2004). Even so, to day’s approach to health and wellness is still based on what is wrong, instead of what is right. Pathogenesis, the scientific study of disease origins, has created this focus. Pathogenesis, which measures health by the incidence of problems, has guided the efforts of today’s health professionals.

Success with this approach therefore becomes a return to the status quo through the avoidance or elimination of problems and/or deaths rather than the creation of desired positive outcomes beyond the absence of disease.

Read more:
http://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.nationalwellness.org/resource/resmgr/WhitePapers/NWIWhitePaper_BeckerMcPeck20.pdf

Eating a More Alkaline Diet for Bone Health

For several years, there has been discussion about the influence foods can have on the acid-alkaline balance (or pH level) of blood in the body and on health, especially bone health. The theory is that a diet consisting mostly of food metabolized to acids—such as protein, processed foods, and cereals—may increase the acidity of blood. To counteract this change in pH, alkaline calcium compounds may leach from bones making them weak and brittle.
Thus, the dietary advice would be to eat a diet high in alkaline-producing foods—such as fruits and vegetables, which are metabolized to alkaline bicarbonates—to maintain a healthy pH level and preserve bone mass and density.
Read more:
http://www.isagenixhealth.net/eating-a-more-alkaline-diet-for-bone-health/?goback=.gde_2928345_member_245707147

Stage fright can be your friend

By Stone Hearth News

Fear of public speaking tops death and spiders as the nation’s number one phobia. But new research shows that learning to rethink the way we view our shaky hands, pounding heart, and sweaty palms can help people perform better both mentally and physically.
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http://www.stonehearthnewsletters.com/stage-fright-can-be-your-friend/updates/

The Hourglass Diet, Simply Good Diet Food

 Eat From The Top Of The Hourglass, a Diet Revolution

The Hourglass Diet, a revolutionary new way of eating designed to:

• nourish the cells of your body and not just fill up your stomach
• restore key body systems to good health and keep them that way
• have you living closer to your ideal weight.

Here’s what the revolution is all about.
You haven’t seen this model before

How To Eat Healthy with Good food at the top, junk and poison down the bottom

http://www.hourglassdiet.com/

You Did WHAT With That Lead???

By Joy Gendusa, CEO PostcardMania

 

So, I’m in the market for awnings for my new kitchen windows. We searched online for companies that sell them, and found a decent number through their PPC ads. So we called a few of them. With advertising, these companies were on equal footing. They all achieved a call-in from us. But here’s the thing: only one of these companies capitalized on the lead. The rest wasted the marketing dollars spent getting us as a lead.
Here’s the difference…

Read more:
http://www.postcardmania.com/blog/2013/05/you-did-what-with-that-lead/?fid=251877 

8 Money Leaks and How To Plug Them

Written by ling
 
There are many ways through which we may be “leaking” money from our business and our lives. Not all of them are apparent, and there is no “one-size-fits-all” solution to plugging them because these “leaks” are reflection of your “money personality” – and it is different for everyone.
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http://slideberry.com/8-money-leaks-and-how-to-plug-them/?goback=.gmp_2548799.gde_2548799_member_246866819

 Processed Meats Declared too Dangerous For Human Consumption

The World Cancer Research Fund recently completed a detailed review of 7,000 clinical studies covering links between diet and cancer. Upon conclusion it is evident that processed meats are dangerous for human consumption and consumers should stop buying and eating processed meats.

http://fitlife.tv/processed-meats-declared-too-dangerous-for-human-consumption/

Horsemeat Found in Meatballs, Lasagna...

Dear Friend,
It's disturbing. It started earlier this year when grocery store chains in Europe were found to be selling frozen “beef” products made of horse meat. The scandal spread across Europe as about five percent of beef products—everything from hamburgers to meatballs—tested positive for horse DNA.
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Take Action Now: 
http://action.humanesociety.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=6066

Barbara Wagner travels with 4Life

Healthy Lifestyle Tip: The Surprising Power of Happiness

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 If you had to choose a theme song for your life, would it be, "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" or "Don't Worry, Be Happy"? Great news if you picked the latter: You're less likely to have a heart attack. British research has found that the more satisfied you are with your life, the lower your danger of coronary heart disease.

While it's long been known that negative emotions, depression, and anxiety can put you at risk for heart disease, there's been surprisingly little research on whether positive emotions prevent coronary trouble. To find out, scientists asked nearly 8,000 people to rate their satisfaction in key areas of life: jobs, family, love, leisure, standard of living, and self. Those who scored higher than average in all categories had up to 13 percent less risk of heart disease, heart attacks, and angina. That's major.

While it's not yet clear exactly how feeling good about your life helps your heart, it's well established that happiness is vital to your health. Studies have repeatedly found that happy people produce fewer stress-related hormones, have stronger immune systems, and live longer. Now it's clear that one reason is their hearts. Ready to turn that frown upside down? 
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