Recommend Your Favorite Restaurant!

RESTAURANTS! 
Henderson and Las Vegas!

There is a "Restaurant Review Critic" that wants to know what your "Favorite Restaurant Is" in the Henderson and Las Vegas areas. 

Please let us know your favorites and "why". You can comment your message or contact us.

This 'gourmet chef/restaurant reviewer' will be launching the upcoming 'tasting tour' reviews in August 2015 and your restaurant may be on the Top 10! Share your experiences with us now to be sure they get in to the final group of reviews.

Fret not - other areas are being set up - submit your restaurant recommendations in all other areas and we may be making your city our next destination!

Think About It!

52 Great Tips To Gain Better Health

Try a new healthy habit a week. These are small changes that can make a big impact on not only your health but the environment’s health as well. 

Reclaim your good health! If you have a little feeling of dread in the back of your mind, have no fear. Big changes are often daunting and hard to fold into everyday life.

Comfrey Helps Your Garden Grow

Use comfrey to quickly grow plants for backyard gardening

By Kim Evans

As the food supply becomes more and more poisoned, a lot of people are moving toward growing their own food in backyard gardens. And if there's one thing every backyard gardener should know about - it's comfrey. Comfrey is an herb that makes things grow - and using it in the garden can easily and dramatically increase the size, heartiness, and productivity of your plants.

The key constituent in comfrey is allantoin which encourages the growth of cells in both plants and humans. It's long been used in the natural health world to quickly regrow bones and even heal problems like torn ligaments. And in the garden, using some comfrey can boost the size of many plants and encourage lackluster plants to grow...

Microbeads In Many Popular Personal Care Products Are Infesting Our Lakes and Oceans

"If you are unsure if your product uses microbeads, check the ingredients label and look for the term, "polyethylene," which is plastic. Many companies clearly list the term, "microbeads," on the front of the label."

by Elisha McFarland 

Numerous people are aware of plastic pollution in our oceans and natural habitats as well as the tremendous impact it has on wild life. Many people, however, are unaware of the environmental impact of microbeads and microplastics. Microbeads are used in common products such as toothpaste, facial scrubs, body washes, and soaps. Companies around the world use polyethylene plastic microbeads in these products, because they are cheaper than natural options,

BEST QUALITY - BEST PRICE (that we could find) Organic Turmeric Extract

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TURMERIC ROOT is flying off the shelves so ... we hunted for the BEST QUALITY & PRICE WE COULD FIND ON THE INTERNET -...
Posted by Reconnecting To Health on Sunday, June 7, 2015

How To Broil Salmon To Perfection

The healthiest and most nutritious fish are Wild Caught. Salmon is at the top of the chain in nutrition and flavor content. Cooking fish can be tricky.
Here is a simple and tasty way of cooking your wild caught Salmon.

Browse The World's Finest Wild Seafood and Organic Fare - Click Here!

Detoxifier, Excellent Chelating Agent, Powerful Blood Builder - News on Chorophyll

Chlorophyll: A powerful blood builder and chelating agent

by Michael Ravensthorpe

Chlorophyll is the green pigment in plants responsible for absorbing the light necessary for photosynthesis. It is often considered to be the "blood" of plants, since it comprises the basic physiology of the plant and is required for their basic metabolic functions, such as growth and respiration. While most land plants contain chlorophyll to some degree, those with the deepest green colors contain the greatest concentrations of it.

Do You Know What the "Non-GMO Project" Label Means?

There have been many questions and inconsistencies in the understanding of the "Non-GMO Project" We need to be 'AWARE' and be 'IN THE KNOW' of labeling and exclusions.

The “Non-GMO Project” label only verifies that a product doesn’t contain genetically modified (GMO) ingredients (or technically less than 0.9% GMOs). While that is good, it’s not the whole story about what the product contains, how it was produced, and where it came from.

View the Chart below to compare 'Organic or Certified Organic' vs 'Non GMO'.

Coca-Cola vs Cinnabon

More amazing unique food facts at: http://www.leanitup.com/

May is National Correct Posture Month; The Antidote to the Poor Posture Epidemic and Text Neck Phenomena

May is National Correct Posture Month, so, although achieving good posture is a 12-month, 365-day/year process, this is the best time to shine a light on this exploding problem now facing the worldwide population, as the phenomena of "Text Neck,"  joins the traditional issues of poor elder posture to make us all posture challenged, no matter our age. 

Alignmed is the premier maker of posture garments that are becoming a worldwide sensation. CEO and founder Bill Schultz created the first products ten years ago to avoid the mandate given to him then to undergo spinal fusion surgery. 

Curcumin May Help Lower Inflammation in Metabolic Syndrome

Curcumin and inflammation in metabolic syndrome

BY SHEREEN LEHMAN Wed Jan 28, 2015, 4:57pm EST

(Reuters Health) – - Adding spice – in the form of curcumin supplements – to the daily diets of people with risk factors for heart disease may lower inflammation, a new study suggests.

Inflammation is implicated in a wide range of illnesses, from heart disease to cancer and joint pain. In the eight-week trial, researchers found significant reductions in signs of inflammation, such as C-reactive protein and other blood markers.

Edgar Cayce: Overview & Therapy of Cirrhosis of the Liver

OVERVIEW: THERAPY OF CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER

  

  When chronic diseases cause the liver to become permanently injured and scarred, the condition is called cirrhosis.  The scar tissue that forms in cirrhosis harms the structure of the liver, blocking the flow of blood through the organ. The loss of normal liver tissue slows the processing of nutrients, hormones, drugs, and toxins by the liver. Also slowed is the production of proteins and other substances made by the liver.