Water - The 21st. Century Business!
We just can t live without. But can we live with what we have. With water quality at an all time low the needs are great for a simple, effective solution for improved drinking water. With a general increase in awareness of health requirements and an immense demand for simple answers the providers of this solution are set to become the next millionaires. Prick up your ears because The Wellness Revolution is here and, by all predictions, is set to become the next trillion dollar industry. You can see it everywhere, emerging as people wake from their state of slumber to regain their health and vitality after years of lethargy. The Baby Boomers have set the pace and are demanding a better, healthier, safer way to remain fit and live longer in a world of increased uncertainties and deepening toxicity. We live in what has been described as a toxic soup where our bodies are in a constant struggle to maintain health and stability. Chronic degenerative disease is becoming all...
National Public Education Campaign Under Way To Reduce Underage Drinking Substance Abuse And Mental Health Health Services Administration
Alcohol is the most widely used substance of abuse among America s youth. A higher percentage of young people, ages 12 to 20, use alcohol 29 percent than use tobacco 24 percent or illicit drugs 14 percent , making underage drinking a leading public health problem in the United States. A new national effort to encourage parents to speak with their children about this critical problem is under way. Some people find it hard to believe that by the time they reach eighth grade, 41 percent of adolescents have had at least one drink, and almost 20 percent report having been drunk. It s also a fact that adults who had first used alcohol before age 15 are five times more likely to report dependence on or abuse of alcohol than adults who first used it at age 21 or older. In addition to its negative impact on health, alcohol use among youth is strongly correlated with violence, risky sexual behavior, poor academic performance, driving incidents and other harmful behaviors. Yet...
29 Off-the-wall Reasons To Get In Better Shape
Too many people try to do too much and get frustrated. Instead of lasering in on a few great strategies, they try to do as many things as possible. As they say, Jack of all trades, master of none applies here. To help renew your spirits of why proper diet and exercise is important for the New Year, I ve compiled a somewhat comical list. See how many apply to you: Because it costs you or your loved ones over 5 million pennies in future health care if you aren t Because feeling better tomorrow starts today Because torture is a bad persuasion technique Because studies show that fit people make more money Because if you don t, you suck Because movie stars do it Because performers do it Because everyone that is cool in your life, does it Because you CAN commit 1.5 hrs wk out of 176 Because avoiding a wheelchair is a good thing Because hugs are better when you can actually wrap your arms around someone Because your kids really don t want to put you in a rest home Because no...