Here’s a pretty quick video about natural toothcare, showing you two of the natural brands that I’ve tried and would recommend. I hope this helps you out in some way… Please leave a comment to let everyone know what your favorite toothpaste brands are, or if there is some other product you recommend for keeping your teeth sparkling! For more info, and links to natural toothcare resources, check out my blog: beauty-tip.blogspot.com
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Article by Heather Nauta

If you live in constant pain (or anxiety) medical marijuana may be your only path back to better health and happiness… Learn how to make marijuana edibles and chances are you’ve found your golden ticket to LONG-LASTING RELIEF! These HEALTHFUL recipes have been around for AGES and I’d like to make SURE good information doesn’t get lost in the passage of time. So PLEASE share this information with your friends because we ALL (each and every one of us) have a right to better NON-TOXIC MEDICINE in order to keep ourselves healthy! We MUST learn to look out for each other…and this is my small way of doing that Please enjoy and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE… I hope you all feel better very soon!
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Article by Dr. Michael Rabinoff

Nationwide every November, millions of tobacco users quit for the Great American Smokeout. They prove they can go smoke-free and give up cigarettes, cigars, pipes, snuff, chewing tobacco and those new “spitless” tobacco packets. The tobacco industry loses billions of dollars and hates that day. But we in the medical community are proud to promote the Great American Smokeout and to encourage the public to take that smoke-free day a step further. This is the ideal opportunity to QUIT FOR GOOD… to QUIT FOR LIFE… to give yourself and your loved ones the ideal holiday gift of better health and longer lifespan.

But we recognize that you (or a smoker you love) will need help breaking away from the insidiously addictive power of tobacco. You’ll need information that motivates you to quit and to stick with your goal. First, it helps to know some startling facts:

* According to the World Health Organization, 1 billion people will DIE from smoking in this century (That’s billion with a ‘B’). The World Health Organization has also found that 17% of all 13 to 15 year olds on our planet currently use some form of tobacco. So who will YOUR family lose?

* Even if you don’t smoke, your yearly household tax burden from smoking is about ,600. The yearly national burden from smoking is 0 billion!

Now, the good news: Tobacco users CAN quit, and start reversing years of tobacco harm that leads to cancer, lung disease, heart disease, stroke, countless other physical ailments and early death.

Here’s a sample from Dr. Mike’s Top 10 Tips to Quit Smoking:

1. Have a “big enough why.” What are your personal reasons to quit? Write them down, post them on your refrigerator and elsewhere, and let the list remind you every day.

2. Throw away anything to do with smoking: all cigarettes, matches, ashtrays, lighters, rolling papers, cigars, hookahs, logo clothing, and other items tobacco companies use to brand you as a smoker. Don’t allow any of that stuff at home, at work, or in your car.

3. Set a definite quit date, or when you’ll start a gradual scheduled reduction program. For more information see pages 341-343 in the book Ending The Tobacco Holocaust.

4. Change your identity and self image to “I am a non-smoker.” You are no longer a smoker having a problem with quitting. Change your identity to that of a non-smoker so that smoking isn’t congruent with who you are. Visualize yourself as smoke-free, happily breathing fresh healthy air, and feeling relaxed and refreshed.

For the complete Dr. Mike’s Top Ten Tips To Quit Smoking, visit his website.

Michael Rabinoff, D.O., PhD.– “Dr. Mike”– an expert in smoking cessation, is a board certified psychiatrist on the research faculty of the Department of Psychiatry at UCLA, and is also a Senior Partner in the Kaiser Permanente Medical Group. In addition, he is the C.E.O. and President of Biogenesys, Inc., a biomedical research and development corporation. He has spent more than a decade researching, speaking on and writing about the devastating effects of tobacco on our health, economy and nation’s politics.

About the Author

For the complete Dr. Mike’s Top Ten Tips To Quit Smoking, visit http://www.tobaccobook.com/Tobacco-Holocaust-Top-Ten-Tips.html. Media Contact for Dr. Mike: Josh Tyree, 503-652-5216 (OR); joshtyreepr@hotmail.com

by scottnj

Smoking a cigar is different from smoking a cigarette. You do not inhale the smoke of a cigar. The smoke lingers in your mouth and you smoothly blow it. There is a skill involved in smoking a cigar and there is a level of sophistication and beauty associated with it. Some of the cigar smokers do not know how to smoke a cigar too. Considered a sign of class and refinement, very few people smoke a cigar. It is associated with the stylish and rich people. Here are a few tips that will help you in smoking a cigar:

1. Where to smoke a cigar: Many cigar lovers love to smoke their cigar sitting alone in a room playing some classic music. It is ideal with a glass of rum, cognac or brandy. However, it is not that you do not enjoy cigar with friends. In fact, you can smoke a cigar wherever you wish. Ideally, you smoke indoors on a winter evening. Again, the season does not really matter.

2. Cutting the cigar: You have to cut handmade cigars before lighting them. Before lighting, the cigar you must cut off the closed end of the stick. Just leave about one eighth of an inch of the cap. The cut has to be definite and quick. You cannot have an uneven cut, as it will only tear the leaves. Try to make the cut in one strong quick motion. There are special cigar cutters that you get for cutting. You could use sharp scissors or knife, but there is a style involved in using the cigar cutter.

3. Lighting a cigar: This is a significant step. You must light in a way that it burns evenly and smoothly. There is a pleasure involved in even lighting a cigar. Hold it horizontally and get the flame to touch the end of the cigar. Slowly revolve the stick in a way that it is uniformly charred. Blow slightly to create a glow, which is how you burn the cigar.

4. Smoking the cigar: It is an art to know how to smoke a cigar. After lighting inhale the smoke and let the smoke linger in your mouth. This will enable you to enjoy its flavor. Do not inhale like a cigarette and do not puff too hard. Try not to flick the ash of the cigar often. A good quality cigar will be able to hold the ash even an inch long. If you try to remove, the ash often then there is a chance the cigar could go off. In case such a thing happens, just knock off the extra ash and start the process of lighting again. It is normal for a cigar to go off by itself. You might have to relight several times.

5. Ending the cigar: Normally you give up a cigar when it is about an inch from the center of the band. A true connoisseur of cigar will never smoke the cigar completely. You should never ever smoke it past the ribbon, as it is wrong cigar smoking etiquette. You just need to rest it on the ashtray and it will go off on its own. Never stub out the cigar like a cigarette. The above process will clearly help you to learn how to smoke a cigar

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by Newbirth35

Doesn’t it seem that healthy food is more expensive? Our family has made a huge decision over the last 6 months to focus on healthy eating and lifestyle choices, and we’ve learned a lot along the way. With 4 small kids (ages 2 to 9), my husband and I have to stay healthy and fit just to keep up with it all! To stretch our dollars while eating healthy, I always keep the following tips in mind…

1. Cook at Home
We all know that eating out is not only more expensive, but also much less healthy. The portions are typically larger than necessary and you truly don’t know what’s in your dinner. Hitting that drive-thru might seem fast and easy, but we pay for it both in cost and health.

2. Plan Your Meals in Advance
One way to avoid the temptation of last-minute drive-thrus and processed, pre-prepared meals in our constantly busy schedules is to create a weekly menu plan. Sticking with simple, healthy meals along with cooking ahead and freezing meals works wonders in this area.

3. Eat Less Meat
Many times, the most expensive item on your grocery list is… (yep, you guessed it!)… meat. Although fresh meat is part of a healthy diet, don’t forget about other healthy sources of protein such as beans, eggs, fish, and even canned tuna or chicken, which is usually less expensive and just as nutritious. Toss these on a salad or whole-grain pasta dish – and there’s your healthy dinner!

4. Buy Locally
Farmer’s Markets are an excellent resource for discounts on fresh fruits, and vegetables. Many communities also have small businesses that focus on gathering fresh produce from local, organic farmers each week.

5. Save on Canned & Frozen Vegetables and Focus on Healthy Sale Items
In planning your grocery trip, focus on the healthy sale items each week. When canned or frozen vegetables go on sale, stock up… and keep in mind that just because that sugary snack is on sale, it doesn’t mean that you need to buy it!

6. Focus on Whole Grains
Stock up on whole grains when they go on sale. Cereals pasta, and oatmeal have a long shelf-life, and you can get excellent deals on these products when combining Buy 1 Get 1 Free Sales and coupons!

7. Avoid Processed Foods
Processed and pre-packaged foods are often a source of unidentifiable and unhealthy ingredients. If you focus on whole foods, you’ll avoid these unknowns all together.

8. Keep a Stocked, Healthy Pantry
We try to keep our pantry stocked with healthy choices, such as whole-grain pasta, canned vegetables, whole-grain crackers, nuts, canned healthy meats and more. Use those 6-week sales cycles and stock up at that rock-bottom price on those healthy choices! Plus, knowing that I can throw together a quick meal for my family that is both healthy and frugal gives me a small sense of peace in our hectic, busy 4-kids-in-lots-of-activities everyday lifestyle!