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Here you’ll find tips and tidbits about everything. Hopefully these bits and pieces will work for you. Each article will have new ideas to think about and try. These tidbits come from all over the place. Some we’ve tried ourselves and some we’ve just heard or read about, we are just forwarding them on. It just may work!
Fruits and Vegetables to Help with Your Health
Provided by Pat
There are people in life that don’t believe in taking medication for their own personal reasons. Some choose to use herbal remedies or just plain old home remedies. Well, in this issue, I have some helpful information that is all natural. FRUITS and VEGETABLES! These natural fruits and vegetables should help improve how you feel and possibly prevent future health issues. So, next time you have an ache or pain and don’t want use medication, refer back to this list. I will give you fruits and vegetables beginning with the letters A-C this issue and continue with D-M next issue. Please be advised that this is not a replacement for medication, but an aid in helping to keep your body healthy with fruits and vegetables. Your doctor is your first source for proper health care.
Apples: protects your heart, prevents constipation, blocks diarrhea, improves lung capacity and cushions your joints.
Apricots: combats cancer, controls blood pressure, helps your eyesight, shields against Alzheimer’s and slows aging process.
Artichokes: aids digestive system, lowers cholesterol, protects your heart, stabilizes blood sugar and guards against liver disease.
Avocados: battle diabetes, lowers cholesterol, helps prevent strokes, controls blood pressure and smoothes skin.
Bananas: protects your heart, quiets a cough, strengthens bones, helps controls blood pressure and blocks diarrhea.
Beans: prevents constipation, helps hemorrhoids, lowers cholesterol, combats cancer and stabilizes blood sugar.
Beets: controls blood pressure, combats cancer, strengthens bones, protects your heart and aids in weight loss.
Blueberries: combats cancer, protects your heart, stabilizes blood sugar, boosts memory and prevents constipation.
Broccoli: strengthens bones, helps eyesight, combats cancer, protects your heart and helps control blood pressure.
Cabbage: combats cancer, prevents constipation, promotes weight loss, protects your heart and helps hemorrhoids.
Cantaloupe: helps eyesight, controls blood pressure, lowers cholesterol, combats cancer and supports immune system.
Carrots: helps eyesight, protects your heart, prevents constipation, combats cancer and promotes weight loss.
Cauliflower: protects against prostate cancer, combats breast cancer, strengthens bones, banishes bruises and guards against heart disease.
Cherries: protects your heart, combats cancer, aids in insomnia, slows aging process and shields against Alzheimer.
Hey Ladies/Gals!
Provided by Casundra
Do you enjoy or love a fresh bouquet of flowers? If so, don't wait until that special someone or that significant other drops by. It is perfectly okay to visit your nearest florist and pick out your favorite bouquet. Or better yet, you can have them delivered right to your office or home.
A fresh bouquet of flowers will uplift your spirit and brighten your surroundings any day. You can pick and choose flowers all year; they're not just to be enjoyed in the springtime or summertime. Why not enjoy them in fall and winter as well. The harvest is good all the time.
Have have you smelled your bouquet today!
Tips for Getting Kids Ready for School
Provided by Pat
Want to give your child a “Head Start”? You can start by working at home with your child/children on a daily basis. Start by inspiring them to read, write and count at an early age. While inspiring them to enhance their knowledge, make it fun as well. Below, I have listed some helpful websites that can assist you in working with your children at home. Some of these sites offer interactive activities, free educational resources, educational newsletters, information for buying educational tools, and some even provide printable worksheets for your children.
Working with these websites, not only teach your children to read, write and count, but it also allows them to develop computer skills. I have you used these sites with my granddaughter and find them to be very helpful and has helped her to excel as one of the top students in her kindergarten class. I am hoping that you find these sites as helpful as I have. Until next time, enjoy these sites!!
starfall.com
coolmath.com
funbrain.com
kinderfriends.com
mrsalphabet.com
 
GENIUS! Who ever thought of…
Provided by Eliza
Adjustable waistbands in children’s clothes!
My son is pencil thin and is growing up so tall. Adjustable waistbands has allowed his pants to have the length he needs with no worry of them falling off or having to wear belts that are too troublesome for him.
Velcro to replace shoestrings in kids shoes!
Children’s shoes are always coming untied and they will run around with them untied and this could be dangerous. The Velcro is very quick, safe and convenient for kids and parents. I do recommend that you occasionally have a pair of shoes with shoestrings for the children so that they learn to tie their shoes.
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