World Health Organization released its latest findings on cancer risk from cell phone use, in May of 2011. Although this is not up-to-the minute news, I’m posting it here because its important for you to know about
Learn how to take precautions when using your phone, just incase it turns out that microwave radiation from cell phones, causes brain tumors. Continue reading “Cell Phones May Not Be Safe”
This is a short post about an April 5, 2012 news item from ABC News about Cell Phones and Cancer: Critics Say Kids Risk Brain Tumors, by Carrie Gann. The article includes safety tips.
The link will take you to a copyrighted article from ABC News.
Surfing the web about cell phones and human health, I came upon a blog comment that I thought was apropos. A commenter referred to the cell phone as “the tobacco of the 21st century.” In 2011, the World Health Organization came out with a warning of the possibility that cell phone radiation may cause brain tumors. Continue reading “10 Cell Phone Safety Tips: Better Safe Than Sorry”
Are you looking for high quality kitchen knives? Then you might be interested in Cutco knives. All their products come with a Forever Guarantee, and most of their knives never need sharpening.
If you spend alot of time in the kitchen cooking from scratch, investing in these high quality tools will save you time, and elbow grease. Cutting is effortless with these knives.
Follow the link to Amazon.com, where you can buy Cutco knives. You might want to start with the Cutco White Trimmer #1721W
Cutco knives are Made In America.
Copyright 2012, Irene Pastore, and Blue Moon Personal Training
Click on the link to read Inspiring Weight Loss Stories from The Huffington Post, August 10, 2012. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to Weight Loss Success Stories.
Once you’re there, read 90 inspiring stories of everyday people who had the desire to lose weight. View before and after photos of men and women who now look and feel better. Continue reading “90 Inspiring Weight Loss Stories”
The concept of calories and weight loss is misunderstood. Food contains calories. The bigger the portion of food, the more calories. To lose unwanted weight, calories should be reduced, and exercise increased.
To help you understand more about calories and weight loss, click on the links.
Why Calories Count, by Marion Nestle, Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health at New York University.
Weight Loss and Nutrition Myths, The National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Information in this post is educational. It should not be used to replace medical advice from your physician, or other healthcare provider.
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