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consulting and
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The pet food recalls continue. The best "wholistic" suggestion to prevent
danger to your pet is — STOP feeding dry kibble dog food. In
our "wholistic" opinion, dry kibble dog food is the least nutritious form of
food to feed a carnivore. Furthermore, a majority of all pet food recalls is
with dry food. Canned food, freeze-dried food and raw food have a much lower
percentage of recalls. For the latest recalls, go to:
Dog Food Recalls or
FDA website
To read more on our "wholistic" philosophy on
pet food, go to the following links:
Pet Food Recall
Holistic Pet Food
For
a very revealing report on pet food, click the link:
What Pet Food Companies
Don't Want You to Know
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Learning is not just for school-age children.
The old saying, "one can't teach an old dog new tricks," has been
disproven
by our own personal pet experience and all the new brain research on
people. Older dogs (and people) can still learn new things: the key is
motivation and repetition. In September, children traditionally go back
to school to learn. Even in today's pandemic-induced online and hybrid
environments, any type of learning is good for our children's education
and our future. Even as older adults, we need to not only enhance our
physical and emotional health but continue to exercise our brain to
expand our mental health by constantly learning new things. All the latest
research shows we can avoid the mental decline so often associated with
conditions such as Alzheimer's and dementia, by continuously learning, which creates new neural pathways in our brain. Here is a
personal example.
Still Active After 65
After Margaret's father "retired" at age 65
from his college teaching position, he continued to supervise graduate
student therapists. After age 65, he released his second edition of his
psychoanalytic book he wrote, that is still used as a college textbook.
Her father still tutored inner city children, volunteered for the church
vestry and played bridge well into his 80's. He stayed relatively active
and even traveled to South Georgia Island (near Antarctica) in his
mid-80's. She feels his longevity can be attributed to keeping his brain
active. Margaret's father died at 93 years old of heart failure.
Getting stuck in old habits does not stretch
our brain's abilities. Our brain is a good engineer and is always
looking
for
the most efficient way to get things done. Following the same old
pattern, to get the same old results is far more efficient than learning
a new way and risking a new outcome. But the
COVID-19
pandemic is causing us to learn new daily habits, lifestyle and way of
coping to adjust to ever changing requirements. While this is stressful
in the short-term, it is actually good for our long-term brain health to
learn these new ways. According to
Mark Robert
Waldman (on the Executive MBA faculty at Loyola Marymount
University and also teaches at Holmes Institute), one of the best ways
to decrease the decline into Alzheimer's is to continue to learn and
create new memories.
Alzheimer's Predictor
A recent
UC Berkeley study in Current Biology showed, getting
adequate sleep now, becomes a good predictor for Alzheimer's later. The
brain literally washes itself during deep sleep. The deep non-REM
slow-wave sleep cleanses the brain of beta-amyloid deposits. This toxic
plaque is a key player in the onset and progression of Alzheimer's that
destroys memory pathways and other brain functions. So, driving
ourselves to work long days and spending all night caring for our
families, is NOT good for brain health. Learn
a new habit by getting an adequate amount of sleep (7-8 hours for most
people), having the same bedtime and setting up a good sleep environment
(cool room, no distractions, no blue light devices-cell phone, tablet,
computer, LCD TV).
Super Brain Fuel
To facilitate all the above new learning
processes, we suggest nutritionally supporting your brain too. After
all, an athlete would not expect to be a champion by eating hamburgers,
pizza and fried chicken daily. Russell has had to take selected amino
acid supplements (Glycine, NAC [N-Acetyl-1-Cysteine], Custom Amino Acid
Base, NeuroReplete) to nourish his mTBI (mild Traumatic Brain Injury) recovery. But he also takes
several general whole food products that nourish ALL the glands in the
brain, not just his specific TBI-damaged areas. Because they are whole
superfood products they would benefit anyone wanting to have better
memory, focus, concentration, tolerance for stress, analytical
abilities, executive functions, such as planning, logistics, decision
making, etc. Even if you do not have a mTBI you may want these benefits
our clients have experienced:
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One client buys BioSuperfood-f3 at the
request of their children. The children say they feel less tired and
sleepy in the afternoon at school and have more energy.
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A 64-year old working for the sheriff’s
department said her supervisor doesn't want her to quit because she
runs circles around his younger staff. She still teaches class and
has more energy as a teacher, than the 49-year olds that drag
themselves to class.
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A thriving 80-year old remains vigorous,
active, no major health issues by incorporating BioSuperfood into
his diet.
If you are interested in the above benefits,
learn the holistic details on our web page,
BioSuperfood, and ask
Russell about MindWise (not in our shopping cart).
BioSuperfood-f3
has abundant
antioxidants that can actually cross the blood/brain barrier.
Right after his accident, Russell increased his daily intake of
BioSuperfood-f3 from 7 capsules/day to 14-16 capsules/day just to
survive his concussion. The abundant antioxidants helped to reduce his
brain inflammation so he could still function. The brain energy in
BioSuperfood allowed him to keep his
Internet business
open, in spite of all his mistakes and inefficiencies caused by
the mTBI.
MindWise is a liquid nutritional brain supplement made by Young
Living Essential Oils. MindWise contains the exotic sacha inchi seed
oil, acai puree, pomegranate juice and extract, turmeric, essential oils
and more. It was formulated to support daily cognitive functions and
good cardiovascular health. Immediately after starting MindWise, Russell
noticed a decrease in the amount of daily naptime needed and his mTBI
memory improved. Because Young Living Essential Oils is a multi-level
company, we cannot sell it directly from our website. Please
e-mail
Russell for further details.
A third holistic product Russell is using to
stay mentally alert (at age 68) after his mTBI and improve his eyesight from
glaucoma is our polysaccharide/polypeptide product,
Cellular PSP. Research showed that
taking Cellular PSP reduced the oxidative damage caused by free
radicals, which contribute to the neuronal brain cell damage caused
by Alzheimer's. Cellular PSP may also help the body reduce the protein plaque
(such as beta-amyloid) buildup responsible for much inflammation. A
recent study at Emory University proved that taking Cellular PSP daily,
actually regenerated and rejuvenated nerve endings. Discover more in the
article,
Alzheimer's Risk Factors and Prevention. One client, with
TWO traumatic brain injuries (TBI) says,
Cellular PSP
"makes me feel mentally brighter and more
cheerful."— S.G.
So, do not let that old saying, "one can't
teach an old dog new tricks," make you grow mentally old before your
time.
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