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Facts About Spirulina- Worlds Most Powerful Food

Spirulina is a blue-green alga which is believed to be the first form of plant life on earth (nearly 3.5 billion years old). Since its rediscovery in the 1960's, Spirulina has been exhaustively and extensively tested by scientists around the world. And has proved to be the most powerful and well-balanced source of nutrition on the planet. Upon testing it, NASA found it to be an excellent, compact space food for astronauts (1 kg. of Spirulina is equivalent to 1000 kgs. of assorted vegetables). International health organisations have hailed Spirulina as one of the "Greatest Superfoods on Earth". An ideal food supplement, Sunova Spirulina provides the body with all the essential nutrients required daily, leaving you fresh, active and energetic... read full article > >

Does Anyone Out There CARE! Read this NOW! I am not asking you to, I am begging you; give me ten min

I wrote an article 2 months ago trying to rally some support for the research for Mental Health Disorders. My main theme was for people to donate to Non-Profit Organization, just $1.00. I mean a Freaking dollar to help people on low income that have a mental health disorder. Now I pointed out the fact that millions were given to the victims of hurricane Katrina. For some odd reason two months later not ONE GOD DAM DOLLAR WAS DONATED I tried to rally the troops and still no one even could give a measly dollar. Do you realize the new surgeon general report says 1 in 5 Americans will come down with a mental illness in some point in there life and this used to be 1 in 20, I would... read full article > >

Good Things Come to Those Who Wait (and Other Analogies and Cliché’s for SEO)

We’ve all heard that familiar expression, “Good things come to those who wait”. Whether you’re waiting for your Heinz ketchup to pour out onto your burger (remember those commercials?), waiting for Christmas day to open your gifts, waiting for summer vacation to be let out of school, or waiting in line at the DMV… well, maybe not the DMV, good things will come if you simply allow them to come in their own time.Under normal circumstances that expression is simply not true. You’ll still get your ketchup if you shove the butter knife into the bottle, dragging it out onto your plate; open all your gifts on Christmas Eve; skip that last few pointless days of the school year;... read full article > >

Prescribed Prayer Lacks Punch

The Study of the Therapeutic Effects of Intercessory Prayer, also known as STEP, is the latest controlled study examining prayer with cardiac patients. The researchers designed a study using all the best research, statistical and ethical procedures of high-quality research. They went beyond the limitations of previous studies.STEP claimed to be the largest prayer study ever conducted. It used a sample of 1,802 cardiac bypass patients from six hospitals to measure the effects of intercessory, or third-party, prayer.Two earlier studies found some better outcomes in the groups prayed for, but they also had significant limitations. Two more recent studies had found that cardiac patients in the prayer group did no better than those in the no-prayer group. A similar pattern... read full article > >

300 Procter & Gamble Pharmacists will Lose Jobs

February 21th, 2006 by Elif Ozdemir Toboc.com - leading importer and exporter Last Friday, Procter and Gamble Company announced that it will eliminate jobs amounting to three hundred from the multinational company's pharmaceutical units during this summer. However, Procter and Gamble did not identify which posts will be removed. The phase out of the posts and other connected activities will take place over numerous months and should be finished on June 30. Job cuts will probably cover researchers, scientists and other technical posts. Procter and Gamble's downsizing will take effect on their research center located in Mason City, Ohio. The Mason Center has 2,560 employees and is the headquarters of the Procter and Gamble's major businesses. Some employees working in their London,... read full article > >