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Pearberry Pink Aluminum-Free Deodorant with Pink Ribbon Soap

Only $18 - Item #68539

New formula deodorant.

“Aluminum-based compounds are used as the active ingredient in antiperspirants. These compounds form a temporary plug within the sweat duct that stops the flow of sweat to the skin's surface. Some research suggests that aluminum-based compounds, which are applied frequently and left on the skin near the breast, may be absorbed by the skin and cause estrogen- like (hormonal) effects. Because estrogen has the ability to promote the growth of breast cancer...

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What are you to do if you have a heart attack

While you are alone.

If you've already received this,

It means people care about you.

The Johnson City Medical Center staff actually

Discovered this and did an in-depth study

On it in our ICU.

The two individuals that discovered this then did

An article on it, had it published and have had it incorporated into ACLS...

(I saw this on [SassySistersInSales])

This was posted on an online networking magazine that i am part of ... I included all of the info (aside from the picture of the lady that wrote it) so that she could continue to get FULL credit for this! This is something we should all print out and read everyday - ESPECIALLY ME!! Hope you ladies enjoy this It is a lil long but worth it!!

Debbi Andersen
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http://TheKnead2Relax.Com

'Mindful Parenting' Reduces Stress, Aids Communication

By Alyssa Martina, publisher, Metro Parent Magazine

Mindfulness is having a heightened presence of mind. It means moment-to-moment awareness through paying attention, being intentional, focusing on the here and now. Applying mindfulness to parenting yields positive results for parent and child.

Engaging in "mindful parenting" can be one of the greatest gifts you can give to your family—and yourself. It allows for deeper, more meaningful connections with your children and relieves a lot of the...

Thu, May 14, 2009 (Reuters Health) — If having children late in life runs in your family, longevity may as well, according to a new analysis drawing from historical data from more than 2 million people.

Dr. Ken R. Smith of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, and his colleagues found that women who bore children in their 40s and 50s lived longer, and so did their brothers. But their brothers' wives didn't, suggesting that genes, not environment, are likely responsible for the late childbirth-long life connection.

Research has already shown that women who get pregnant...

Highlights
1) A warm soak
2) Body work
3) A night on the town
4) Adult conversation
5) Healthy indulgences
6) Deep sleep
7) Mini-makeover
Things that grow
9) Time alone
10) Word play

All parents have moments — or even whole days — when they feel they cannot wash one more sticky hand, pick up one more pile of cast-off belongings, or summon the energy for one more rendition of "Old MacDonald." At such times, you may think the only answer is a...