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Making Friends and Real Connections

November 28, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Our World

Many people spend their lives in a virtual world, not knowing or understanding the feelings and emotions of another person as they are so disconnected. By nature we need to connect with others, for our health and well being, loneliness is one of the biggest causes of depression and illness in will be well worth while. There are some wonderful people just waiting to meet you.

Types and Importance of Vitamins in the Human Body We all know the importance that vitamins and minerals provide into our body, and that they’re the most necessary supplements that should be incorporated into our daily lives. All natural multi vitamins and minerals are essential for men, women, kids, athletes, senior citizens, and bodybuilders; hence should form an integral part in our lives. People who take well-balanced diets are never lacking in their daily portions of minerals and vitamins, although when derived from food, sometimes one will still not get the necessary amount that the body requires. For the human body to grow naturally and normally, it requires enough supply of substances such as vitamins. The body needs approximately 13 types of vitamins to function as normal i.e. vitamins A, C, D, E, K, B-6, B-12, pantothenic acid, thiamine, biotin, folate, and Riboflavin. Note that all the aforementioned vitamins are available in a well-balanced diet that you consume daily. However, what happens to a vegetarian person who still needs an equal supply of vitamins? The best bet should be to take B12 supplements. Each of the aforementioned types of vitamins have a specific function in the body, hence taking a balanced intake on a daily basis should be your priority. When the body is low on some levels of certain types of vitamins, you’ll without a doubt develop symptoms of a vitamin deficiency disease. Taking enough vitamins is known to prevent and curb medical situations, like the intake of Vitamin A helps prevent symptoms of night blindness. Taking a balanced diet is the surest way to have the right amount of vitamins, but some people such as athletes would need to augment their daily supply with multivitamin supplements. Note however that high intake of some types of multi vitamin may be detrimental to your health. Vitamins B found in green vegetables supplements the body with energy and protein, Vitamin C found in Milk fortifies the bones, C found in Oranges helps quick healing of wounds, and Vitamins A in Carrots help make your vision clear at night. Vitamins are further classified into two – fat soluble and water soluble where the former are stored in the body’s fat tissues in the liver and the latter aren’t stored in the body but rather travel in the bloodstream, whereby excess of the water soluble vitamins are excreted through urination. Fat soluble vitamins are known to stay dormant in the body until they are needed and examples include Vitamins K, E, D, and A. Examples of water soluble vitamins include Vitamins C and many types of B such as B1 (Thiamin), B6 (Pyridoxine), B2 (Riboflavin), B12 (cobalmine), folic acid, biotin, and panthothenic acid. Note that because they’re excreted, they need to be restored more often in order for the body to function normally. Both water soluble and fat soluble vitamins are vital for the normal functioning of the body, hence one should be very cautious and always observe aalanced diet at all times because a lack of it or part of it can be disastrous.

November 28, 2009 by Janice  
Filed under Health and Nutrition

Types and Importance of Vitamins in the Human Body

We all know the importance that vitamins and minerals provide into our body, and that they’re the most necessary supplements that should be incorporated into our daily lives. All natural multi vitamins and minerals are essential for men, women, kids, athletes, senior citizens, and bodybuilders; hence should [...]

Why Take the Effort to Change?

November 28, 2009 by Janice  
Filed under Green Living

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 Learning “New Tricks”—Using Reusable Grocery Bags
For years I’ve been trying to reduce my use of plastic shopping bags.  Yet, despite my concern about the environment, I didn’t manage to make a full switch to reusable grocery bags until recently, when my city took a stand—not that I didn’t try and [...]

Protected: Green Shopping:Making Sustainable Food Selections

November 28, 2009 by Janice  
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Love Yourself First so You Can Love Others

November 28, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Relatonships

We Need I Love To Survive, It Is
Easier said than done, we give, we think of others but how many of us love ourselves, truly?
 
Since the beginning of life on earth, love has been the fundamental element for everyone regardless of race, creed, belief, status and religion.   This is an honorable teaching of the past and [...]

Trading Irritations for Peace

November 24, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Our World

We Can All make A Difference Even to One Person a Day

We all come go through day to day irritations. Some common case scenario that we find are road rage, rushing as you are 5 minutes late, or the clerk where you get your coffee responds rudely to you and to top it all some [...]

All About Yoga: The Holistic Healing Method of Reducing Stress

November 24, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Health and Nutrition

Yoga is the perfect exercise for any age, you work at your own level as there in no competition. Not only is it a wonderful feeling as the body stretches, it is a wonderful connection to standing connected to the ground. We are also connected to the people in the group with us. And if ever you can do yoga outside, then you feel a true connection to your source.

Dark Chocolate Reduces Stress New Study Shows

November 21, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Health and Nutrition

Who Knew, Dark Chocolate was so good for you,
A recent study shows that dark chocolate may help reduce stress. Participants given a moderate serving daily for two weeks experienced reduced stress hormone levels.

Learning to Love Ourselves Before We Can Love Others

November 21, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Our World, Relatonships

We cannot love another until we truly learn to love oursleves. As we age we learn more of who we are and what is our purpose and are able to see the bigger picture of our world; then we make changes.

Quality Some Quality Time with Good Friends

November 12, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Relatonships

 
 
It seems this days we don’t have the time for friends, fun or laughter. As human beings we need that contact to start connected to our souls and what live is all about.
What happened to picking up the phone and connecting instead of sending the impersonal text or email. It is so uplifting to hear [...]

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