Wednesday, January 30, 2013

BPA Still A Threat in Packaging

BPA, which authorities say can cause catastrophic neurological problems,  is still a threat -- and apparently in the cans used to preserve many of our foods according to the Dr. Oz show today.

Many companies are using metal packaging that contains these deadly chemicals according to the Dr. Oz and an expert he had on the show today.

He says you can minimize some of your exposure to these chemicals by washing canned vegetables and fruit -- before using them.

For more information click on: Dr. Oz Show.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Look Forwards and Backwards at Same Time

If  you live or work in potentially dangerous environments you might want to invest in a good pair of sun glasses that lets you keep an eye on whose behind you while working or walking.


Any good Spy shop (there are at least a half dozen in the Vancouver BC area) would carry these or perhaps be able to order them for you.

Failing that,  click on Eye Spy magazine  online or  buy a print copy at large book stores like Chapter or Indigo. This magazine regularly carries ads for such things in its advertising -- complete with instructions on how to order such equipment.

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

See You Next Year

Have A Great Holiday. See You Nest Year!

Until then keep in mind the experience of a young man who suffered a major spinal injury in a car accident.

The injury was so bad that doctors told his family that Randy would never walk again --something they didn't dare tell him.

As a result, totally unaware of the doctors' prognosis Randy lay in a hospital bed practicing the deep breathing exercises he normally used in combination with Tai chi to build and maintain his physical and mental health.  He also mentally went through these Tai chi exercises as he lay there.

Miraculously after two weeks he could could move a finger and six months later Randy was back in his Tai chi class.  He had to start all over again at the beginner's level, but he did progress and recover from his spinal injury.

So never say something is impossible too quickly.  With the right "tools" and determination just about anything is possible.