Tan Chin? No Energy? You May Have Iron Deficient Anemia

by E-NewsCast Team
October 31st, 2009

Sometimes I see clients with that characteristic tan mark around their cheeks and chin indicating early iron deficient anemia. When this happens the client is feeling run down, but not run down enough to cause them to go to a doctors office–yet. It’s my job to help the person supplement their diet so they don’t have to take iron pills, which can be harmful on the system…especially for iron, if a little is good, a lot is not better!

Iron supplement overdose can cause stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, black stools, lethargy, weakness, collapse, weak/rapid heartbeats, shallow breathing, convulsions and coma. Try getting those same symptoms from eating parsley and taking a couple teaspoons of blackstrap molasses every now and then. THAT won’t happen.

A safe preventative dose of blackstrap molasses is 1-2 teaspoons per day for a full-sized adult. Three teaspoons per day would be a maximum dosage if you have

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Bali Travel: The Undying Balinese Arts

by E-NewsCast Team
October 31st, 2009

The island of Bali is literally a very beautiful island situatedunder the equator in Indonesian Archipelago, is one of the mostinteresting and ultimate tourist destination in Asia. Since thefirst decade of the 20th century visitors have given to itseveral nicknames “Island of Gods” – “Island of thousandTemples” – “The Last Paradise” – and also often called “Islandof Artist”. The spirit of creativity pervades everything in Balinese life,from the cultivation of the steeply-terraced rice field to theelaborate temple offerings of flowers and foods given to thegods at times of celebration. Dancing, playing the gamelan,painting and carving is as much a part of an ordinary day asworking in the offices, in the fields or feeding livestock.In ancient times, the people of the Indonesian Archipelagofollowed the ways of animism and ancestor worship. By aroundA.D. 600 however, Indian ideas and beliefs began to spreadthroughout Southeast Asia. Both Buddhism and Hinduism becameactive force on the …

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Fishing In USA

by E-NewsCast Team
October 31st, 2009

Fishing as a sport and recreational activity is very popular in the United States. It has been a traditional hobby of the Americans as well as tourists in the USA. The Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, including the many streams of water across the country offer greater opportunities for Salt water fishing. United States of America has many rivers, lakes and inland streams for fresh water adventures. Fishing in the U.S.A. is very diverse because of the fish migrating every season. The weather, however, is one factor that restrains people from fishing. Rain, fog, snow, and wind affect the fishermen since these conditions may sometimes be dangerous to them. Since the fish are diverse, fishermen have a lot of fishing techniques depending on the type of fish they are targeting. They can do surf fishing, fly fishing, bait casting, pier …

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Review: 1000 Places To See Before You Die

by E-NewsCast Team
October 31st, 2009

Author: Patricia Schultz

ISBN: 0761104844

Have you ever wondered what travel means to you? This is a question I have often posed to the many travel writers I have interviewed over the past few years and for most the reply was that travel takes you out of your ordinary routine, where “ordinary” people from all walks of life can engage with each other. In reality, it is an activity that is highly motivated by curiosity about the world and its people. As Patricia Schultz, author of the New York Times bestseller, 1000 Places To See Before You Die, states in her introduction, “the urge to travel-to open our minds and move beyond the familiar-is as old as man himself.”

Schultz has written an ambitious compilation of one thousand places that she describes as her own personal short list of dream trips. She narrows the world into a tour of eight regions: Europe, Africa,

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Factors That Will Affect Sperm Health

by E-NewsCast Team
October 31st, 2009

The Sperm DNA Integrity assay (SDIA) like the Sperm Chromatin Structure Assay

(SCSA) is a tool for measuring clinically important properties of sperm nuclear chromatin integrity. Chromatin is that portion of the cell nucleus which contains the entire DNA of the nucleus in animal or plant cells.

The results correlate well with the potential of sperm from a given male to produce embryos that would be sufficiently “competent to produce a live birth. The SDIA utilizes the metachromatic features of acridine orange (AO), a DNA probe, and the principles of flow cytometry (FCM).

SDIA data are not well correlated with classical sperm quality parameters and have been solidly shown to predict sub/infertility and poor reproductive performance. The SDIA measures DNA damage. The degree of abnormalities in the genetic material of the sperm is expressed numerically as the DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI). DNA damage may be present in sperm from both fertile and infertile

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