Category: General Interest

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Raw Foods and Enzymes

Raw Foods and Enzymes
One of the reasons pancreatic cancer is so deadly so quickly is that the pancreas is the organ responsible for secreting enzymes that control over 5,000 chemical reactions in the body. INCLUDING the chemicals that fight cancer.
A doctor found that if you eat more than 50% of your food cooked, the body starts to manufacture antibodies against it, like the food is an invader.
Cooking destroys enzymes.

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Preserve Choice

Preserve Choice
The company names and brands will be different in different countries but the principle remains the same. The concentration of more power in fewer hands does not bode well for your children. Disempower the multinationals who control the governments. Grow your own. Shop local and small.
WARNING: I have a vested interest in promoting this message as I am a small business creating GMO-free, healthy food bars, slices and nutrition powders. I also want a better world for my grand children than we look like leaving them. You are welcome to aid my efforts.

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Stay Dedicated

Very little of lasting worth happens instantly.
Most is hard won over a long time.
It takes patience, dedication and persistence to keep going and succeed in the face of an apparently superior force arranged against one.
The first battle one has to win is over one’s mind.
Once you have licked your negatives into submission you are far more powerful against the enemy.

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Uses For Silica Gel Sachets

When most people get a packet of silica gel in a shoe box or beef jerky packet, their instinct is to toss it. But savvy DIYers have long known that the omnipresent desiccants are good for a lot more than keeping jerky dry. Here are a few uses, including some great tips sent in by readers.
-Use in underwater camera casings
-Toss them in your toolbox to keep your tools free of oxidation
-Dry out a wet cell phone
-Keep engines dry while in storage
-Extend the life of razor blades
-Fight camera condensation
-Dry out wet fishing flies
-Create a dry travel bag
-Use them to keep seeds
-Keep dried herbs fresh
-Keep salt and baking soda from clumping
-Dry out computers
-Dry out soaked (or stinky) shoes
-Prevent mold and mildew in storage
-Keep clothes from smelling “stale” in the off season
-Protect jewelry and silver, prevent tarnish
What do you use them for?
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_dioxide)