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What Does Organic Really Mean? Many consumers have been wondering what organic really means. We have heard the topic bandied about, but we are never really sure what it means other than the products are natural in growth. We are, what we absorb, not what we eat. Our modern diet is so far removed from the diet our ancestors ate, and from nature that many of the essential chemicals our body needs to maintain itself are missing. Ancient hunter gathers would have lived on a diet of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and fish. In comparison our diets are full of over processed carbohydrates, salt, sugar, fats and a huge number of chemicals in the form of colors, additives, preservatives, artificial flavorings – to name just a few. Toxic Toothpaste Have you ever paid attention to the chemicals in your toothpaste? If you have then you will know that toothpaste contains an active ingredient called sodium monofluorophosphate or fluoride. We don’t generally think of this chemical as toxic, but recent studies have shown that fluoride is indeed toxic. The Organic Industry - A look at how the industry has grown since its conception While organic farming and products have been around since the beginning of farming we have just begun to return to our roots with an organic concept. The organic industry has begun to change in the last two decades, evolving into an industry that produces several produces with the organic label. Reading Labels- how to really understand what you put on your skin As consumers we continue to see a change in products lined up on the supermarket shelves – which is often disappointing when they have changed a product liked. Manufacturers are continually bringing out new ranges and trying to improving the products we have always used. ORAC - Premium Antioxidant Protection Free radicals are damaged molecules that have lost an electron and become unstable. To correct the balance, a damaged molecule will steal an electron from another molecule in a nearby cell and the process begins again. There are over 1100 different families of free radicals attacking our bodies in different ways on a daily basis – they are in the air, your food and drink, tobacco smoke, pesticides and other pollutants. Noni, the feel good fruit. Many years ago, islanders from the South Pacific used the fruit, bark, leaves, and roots of the Noni for many different ailments including such problems as joint discomfort and arthritis, depression and sleep-loss, to topical solutions for irritations and bites. It is said that Polynesian Islanders first cultivated and domesticated the Noni tree over 2,000 years ago. Maximol – Solutions and Classic Maximol Solutions contains high Oxygen Radical Absorption Capacity (ORAC) values from concentrated extracts of strawberry, elderberry, green tea and orange all combined to provide superior antioxidant support. Maximol is formulated as an organic fulvic acid complexed micro colloidal solution for maximum availability to the body. Liquid Nutrition After Surgery Against a background of widespread obesity among all US and UK age-groups, and the relative failure of conventional weight loss methods, doctors are increasingly resorting to gastrointestinal surgery in order to curb the rise of weight-related disease, and associated costs and strain being placed on the health service providers. Hair Dyes Many women have been using hair dyes to colour their hair for years. These hair dyes make someone blonde or brown or any other colour a person wishes their hair to be. There is always controversy regarding whether hair dyes are reliable for certain health related problems. The chemicals used in hair dyes are often very harsh. Durian Fruit: History and Associate Legends The Durian is a fruit formed by the Malvaceae, a plant which is in the same family as the hibiscus, okra, and cotton tree family. This fruit is widely known and used in Southeast Asia. The Asians consider this to be the “King of Fruits” because of its distinctive size, odour, and husk. You may be surprised to learn that the Durian was named to mean “thorny fruit.”

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