Maybe Schools Don’t Control What Kids Eat
Bans on soda and “junk food” in public schools, while less objectionable than policies aimed at adults, have always struck me as symbolic. Since what kids eat (not to mention how much energy they expend) is determined by so many factors other than what’s available at school, it seems unrealistic to expect that getting rid of vending machines selling candy bars, potato chips, and sugary drinks will have a noticeable impact on their diets or waistlines.
Colds impair driving
Drivers with cold symptoms rank up there with drunk or texting drivers as being another hazard on the road. Thats the consensus of several studies that found sick drivers have a 50 percent drop in driving ability which is the equivalent of downing four double whiskeys. Drivers under the influence of cold medicine were found to be as dangerous as someone driving drunk, according to a study by a British insurance company. Researchers in a different study found that cold sufferers were 33 percent more likely than healthy drivers to crash into a curb. In Britain, some officials are considering prosecuting sick drivers. Being sick with a cold behind the wheel can be a recipe for disaster. Read full post…
E. Coli Death Toll In Germany
The E. coli death toll in Germany has claimed now 30 people.
More than 2,800 people have been reported ill in 14 countries so far and the true source of the problem hasnt been determined and that has authorities scrambling to figure out how the outbreak occurred.
Previously Spain had been blamed for the outbreak causing them to have their produce banned racking up a huge amount of lost capital. Then later the outbreak was blamed on bean sprouts grown on an organic farm in Germany. All those leads panned out and the detective work is still on. Germany now has to figure out a way to stop the outbreak, keep things maintained and pay off Spain and the other people theyve wrongly blamed for the outbreak.
Germany is apologizing profusely about the false blaming of Spain that sends about 20% of its produce to the country.
Accidents at work involving dangerous chemicals or liquids
Accidents at work occur on a frequent basis and can be a major headache for companies, as they are often left liable for compensation claims While financially this can be covered by the appropriate insurance, it is still a major unwanted administrative problem for businesses to deal with. This makes it advisable for companies to do the work to help prevent such accidents in the first place – both by carrying out thorough risk assessments of their work premises and by establishing a clear health and safety policy for their business. This is particularly true when it comes to companies utilising dangerous substances, such as chemicals or fluids. Read full post…
VIDEO: Dr. Group’s Interview on The Alex Jones Show
I am proud to publish a video of my latest interview from the January 20th, 2012 edition of The Alex Jones Show. Mike Adams, of NaturalNews, was the guest host.
We covered quite a few topics, what are your thoughts on my interview? I’d love to hear them in the comments below!
~Dr. G
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Parisian Carrots – Baby’s Puree or Family’s Ginger Carrot Soup? Recipe for Carrot Baby Food and Ginger Carrot Soup
Two days ago I steamed up so many that I could have feed an entire rabbit herd (yes, a group of rabbits is called a herd now you know!). Today I took the extras and created 2 recipes that babies and older kids like us can enjoy as well.
My left overs equaled about 4 heaping (carrots dropping out and rolling across the kitchen) cup fulls. I pureed them, without adding any liquid. I easily could have filled 2 ice cube trays with this lovely orange puree. Th