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Healthy Weight Loss Plan
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Protica Unveils Healthy Food for Road Warriors
Whitehall, PA (PRWEB) January 13, 2012
Protica has announced today that it has developed unique products to help make it simple to eat healthy food on the road. These new products, including Isometric and Fruitasia, are designed to be healthier alternatives to typical junk food that is available while on the road like fast food restaurants and convenience stores.
Even when I am trying to be conscious about the food I eat while on the road, its easy to go into a fast food restaurant with intentions of getting a salad and get overwhelmed by the smell of French fries and hamburgers, says Jim Duffy, founder and president of Protica. Duffy wanted to develop products that help to avoid the sources of unhealthy road food temptations before you even walk out the door in the morning. It might be your routine now to stop and get a greasy breakfast sandwich, but Protica wanted there to be new, easy options that will help develop healthy new eating habits.
These new Protica products are designed to be used along with a healthy diet of fresh foods. But when you do not have time to grab healthy, fresh foods, Protica has developed several products that they believe are a good substitute. These new products include Isometric meal replacement which is designed to provide all the nutrients of a healthy meal in a compact, three-ounce shot. Fruitasia, another all natural beverage recently released by Protica, contains an entire days recommended amount of fruits and vegetables in a ready-to-drink three-ounce shot.
5 Cheap Healthy Foods To Lose Weight & Gain Energy NOW
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Healthy Eating Tips : Eating Healthy Snacks
Try not to go more than four or five hours without eating. Learn more about proper healthy snacking with tips from a certified nutritionist in this free health video. Expert: Ken Babal Bio: Ken Babal is a certified nutritionist. He now has his own private practice. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Healthy Eating Guidelines : How to Eat to Lower Triglycerides
Eating foods, such as whole grain starches, fruits, vegetables and healthy fats, will lower triglycerides in the blood. Learn more about how to eat to lower triglycerides withtips from an licensed dietitian in this free video on eating healthy. Expert: Christine Marquette Bio: Christine E. Marquette is a registered and licensed dietitian with the Austin Regional Clinic in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Todd Green
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Photographer Linnea Lenkus: “Forget the Christmas Cards!”
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) December 22, 2011
Based on her twenty plus years experience Los Angeles Photographer Linnea Lenkus says: Forget the Christmas cards. There are two types of people who ask me to create cards after the holidays. Some are people who just got lost in the shuffle and didnt get it done in time. Others are people who just want to stand out from the crowd and would rather celebrate the New Year.
Its that time of year when mailboxes are jammed pack full of Christmas photography cards. Christmas photo cards are so popular that there are entire websites devoted to bad holiday photo cards. The majority of Americans are running behind, distracted with all of the gift-buying and holiday parties. Who has enough time to fit into that photography session, the stuffing of envelopes and of course that long and painful wait at the post office?
Why forget this tradition of throwing together a last minute photography session to send out to everyone? Linnea Lenkus says, I have printed many holiday photography cards for my clients and thats all very good if you have the time. If you dont have the time though, think about sending out a New Years, Valentines or even a Spring Card. A card sent at a different time from all the rest will be surely remembered.
Sending out an alternative to the Christmas card still lets family and friends know that they are remembered at a very special time with a unique card that they can keep up all year long. The theme of the card can go outside the traditional colors so people can have fun with it!
So, those running around full of holiday stress who missed the boat on sending out those photo Christmas cards have an alternative. Linnea Lenkus says that they can take a deep breath and dare to be different by sending out a card that welcomes in the new year or celebrates love.
Linnea Lenkus owns and operates two portrait studios in the Los Angeles area specializing in loving portraits of families, pregnancy, babies, children and fine art nudes.
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Avoid Holiday Weight Gain With SENSA(R)!
Manhattan Beach, CA (PRWEB) December 21, 2011
According to the National Institute of Health, research has shown that Americans gain about a pound during the winter holiday season and that the extra weight accumulates through the years and may be a major contributor to obesity later in life. If you are looking to avoid weight gain and keep yourself in check, use SENSA
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IMUK Responds to Controversy Over Private Midwifery Provider; Social Enterprise, Neighbourhood Midwives, is the Answer
(PRWEB UK) 8 December 2011
IMUK, the professional body for independent midwives, reads with interest the mixed reactions to news of a contract between private midwifery provider One to One (Northwest) Ltd and NHS Wirral (BBC – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-16072422). The service offered is one the NHS can rarely deliver: continuity of care from a midwife the woman knows, through pregnancy, birth and postnatally. However, concerns have been expressed about the impact of profit-driven private providers on the NHS.
IMUK believes that the answer lies in social enterprise midwifery: continuity of care delivered by an organisation run by midwives and service users for the benefit of the local community, states Annie Francis of IMUK.
That is why we are establishing a social enterprise, named Neighbourhood Midwives, to offer local, community based midwifery services. Care will be free at the point of access for women but provided by a social enterprise, whose values and culture are firmly rooted in a social mission and purpose. We are well down the path and are ready to provide services from April 2012.
We are keen to be fully integrated into the whole maternity care pathway, ideally through the planned networks currently being discussed. We will be able to offer care to women planning a homebirth but often unable to access this choice because of current shortages of midwives within the NHS.
Historically, insurance issues have been a barrier for not-for-profit providers. During recent debates on the Health and Social Care Bill, Baroness Julia Cumberledge emphasised the need for social enterprise organisations such as Neighbourhood Midwives to be able to access insurance via the NHS Litigation Authority (NHSLA).
For further information contact:
Annie Francis
07977695948
annie.francis(at)independentmidwives.org.uk
Jill Crawford
07870924857
jill.crawford(at)independentmidwives.org.uk
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