Lisa Seaboyer, CEO of Great Finds 4 You, told us, “The natural beauty of the neck rings created by Ann and John Cassidy is a great match for AquaNew’s Naturally Looking Good summertime campaign.” Seaboyer sells the beautiful neck rings on Coquina Beach, Florida (Gulf of Mexico side, south of Tampa), and in upscale gift …
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Longtime Watt-Ahh® customer, Noel Marbois, sent us a link to this thought-provoking press release submitted by the Dr. Rath Research Institute in California. Scientists at the institute recently published a groundbreaking study in the American Journal of Cardiovascular Disease providing evidence to support the theory that heart disease is an early form of scurvy, a …
Mitochondria, the powerhouse of our cells, do not share our same DNA … a mystery of the eons on how that evolved. Malfunctioning mitochondria can have a role in the development of many diseases including diabetes, heart and lung function failures, psychiatric disorders as well as neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s and Multiple Sclerosis. Scientists …
Our Revolution Health Center friend, William Vitalis, exhibited a gut health supplement at Rebecca’s Natural Food located in Charlottesville, Virginia last April, and Watt-Ahh® has his back! Good hydration supports optimum gut and bowel functions. We find that mixing Watt-Ahh® in with a probiotic supplement, such as the one that William recommends, before going to sleep at night assists …
For the first time, scientists have discovered the mystery behind the Blood Falls in Antarctica’s Dry Valleys. In an extremely dry, cold and windy climate, life exists in the form of water twice as salty as seawater and rust-colored brine bacteria. Once considered an anomaly, the Blood Falls now appears to be a portal to a sub …
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“Tell me the truth. Does this beer make me look younger?” Beer has been credited for many things throughout history, some good (mood enhancer, high in fiber, anti-microbial properties) and some not so good (bar brawls, pot bellies, hangovers). But according to one company in Japan, it can make you … beautiful. The beer created …
More from the Wild Side of Beverages: Anti-Aging Beer Read More »
Ahh-mazing “AHA” Discovery for April 2015 During a 2013 interview, former Edinburgh University Professor Peter Higgs calmly said he was annoyed when colleagues told him that his white paper had “no obvious relevance in physics” back in the 1960s. He said he took the “scenic route” in learning about other fields of physics in his …
In the never-ending quest to be top dog in the crowded beverage industry, companies like Coca-Cola and Lipsmark are pulling out all the stops – Coke with its new “drinkable advertising” and Lipsmark with its patent-pending “Palcohol,” or powdered alcohol. Would You Drink Coke Zero From a 4,500-foot Straw? It’s an illusion, of course (we hope). Coke …
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My love of wine and my predisposition toward skin allergies do not always complement one another, and as such, I’m extra picky about the wine I drink. I know which regions, which vineyards and even what type of grapes I can have. Therefore, when I say “no” to merlot, it’s not a reference to the …
Six-Year Anniversary for the Gabriel Center Featuring Keynote Speaker Dr. John Monhollon, M.D. Last week, Dr. John Monhollon of the Florida Integrative Medical Center gave a brief introduction before a group of about 30 individuals at the Gabriel Center, and then opened up the floor to the audience for a Q & A session in order to answer …
