Whole Grains versus Refined Grains
March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
It seems like “whole grain” is the buzz-phrase these days, with everything from cookies to pasta making healthful claims based on their inclusion of whole grains. What makes a grain “whole?” And is it really that different from refined grain? The answer to the latter question is most definitely yes.
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Health Benefits of Wholesome Nut and Seed Butters
March 9, 2010 · Leave a Comment
You’ve certainly heard of peanut butter – but did you know there are other nut and even seed butters out there? A number of different nut and seed butters are on the market, and each has a beneficial nutritional profile.
For those with an allergy to peanuts, nut and seed butters can provide just as good (if not better) nutrition without the risk of setting off a peanut allergy. Let’s take a look at some of these butters, and what some of their benefits are.
Thermofocus Non-Contact 5 in 1 Thermometer: A Review
March 5, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Where to buy: www.amazon.com
The Thermofocus Non-Contact 5 in 1 Thermometer is the first and only FDA (Food & Drug Administration) registered non-contact medical thermometer. It is clinically proven to be just as accurate as rectal or ear thermometers, but at the same time it is non-invasive. The temperature is taken from the child’s forehead, naval or armpit in less than a second and won’t cause the child any unnecessary trauma.
It is completely hygienic and safe to use and won’t pass illnesses onto other family members. The thermometer offers a one button operation measuring fever and ambient room temperature. It can also easily gauge the temperature of baby baths, formula and food. It comes with a Fahrenheit or Celsius digital LED display and a 9 memory function.
Included in your purchase are 4 AAA batteries, which should give you over 10,000 readings, as well as an instructional DVD to ensure proper usage of the thermometer.
For more information on the Thermofocus Thermometer or to purchase the product, go to www.amazon.com.
