Holistic medicine is a major focus of the Karma-Net website and the following concise article does the best job I've seen in explaining the tension between allopathic and holistic medicine - and why it's important for us to listen to our mind, body and spirit when it comes to keeping ourselves holistically balanced. The article is
Holistic Medicine - Health and Healing and it is highly recommended.
Friday, November 18, 2005
Deodorant Crystals!
I've been meaning to write a quick review on deodorant crystals for a long time now. If you're used to using those chemical-laden "glue" sticks, or "toxic" sprays to help control underarm odor, here's my recommendation to you...,
Get rid of them! Yes, you can stop using those things and replace them with something natural, safe and, importantly..., EFFECTIVE!
Say goodbye to that sticky goopy mess under your arms - say so-long to that caked-on waxy stuff and discoloration that ends up on your clothes. And stop taking chances, hoping that those aluminums and other chemicals are safe for you.
Here's the story:
About two years ago, I was getting fed up with the discoloration I was noticing on my white undershirts - and the hard waxy substance that seemed to be impregnated into my favorite black t-shirts. It was ruining my clothes. Like many men, I used either that clear chemical roll-on or stick. One day my wife came home from a local co-op market with a couple bottles of this roll-on from a company called TCCD in Florida.
While I figured it wouldn't work, I did give it a try. And gues what? It really works!
What's in it? Well, the label says "purified water, natural mineral salts, xanthan gum (a stabilizer - also used in cooking), phytophingosine (a antimicrobial and skin restorative) and chamomile extract". That's it. I Googled the two odd-sounding ingredients and added my findings in parentheses above.
Anyway, the roll-on just glides right on. It's not sticky and it dries quickly. It leaves you feeling clean and clean smelling all day long - and seems to have a cumulative effect too - if, for some reason you miss a day, you're likely still covered.
I had been using the roll-on for a while now - and recently also tried the crystal stick, which looks a lot like the typical stick - but it's actually a mineral salt crystal. You just moisten the top of the stick slightly and glide it under your arms. Again, no stickiness, no perfumes, nothing but clean-smelling protection. And it lasts for up to a year - and only costs about $6! So this one also gets my highest rating.
Here's their site: http://www.tccd.com/
All Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystals have the same benefits:
100% Pure & Natural
Fragrance Free
Hypoallergenic
Lasts Up to One Year
24 Hour Protection
No Harmful Aluminums
Non-Staining
Cruelty Free- No Animal Testing or Byproducts
All of their products are listed as free of harmful chemicals and propellants, making them environmentally friendly and ozone safe!
This is a real testimonial from a real customer..., ME! So, toss out those other chemical sticks and start using these excellent mineral crystal products. You'll be glad you did!
http://www.karma-net.com
Get rid of them! Yes, you can stop using those things and replace them with something natural, safe and, importantly..., EFFECTIVE!
Say goodbye to that sticky goopy mess under your arms - say so-long to that caked-on waxy stuff and discoloration that ends up on your clothes. And stop taking chances, hoping that those aluminums and other chemicals are safe for you.
Here's the story:
About two years ago, I was getting fed up with the discoloration I was noticing on my white undershirts - and the hard waxy substance that seemed to be impregnated into my favorite black t-shirts. It was ruining my clothes. Like many men, I used either that clear chemical roll-on or stick. One day my wife came home from a local co-op market with a couple bottles of this roll-on from a company called TCCD in Florida.
While I figured it wouldn't work, I did give it a try. And gues what? It really works!
What's in it? Well, the label says "purified water, natural mineral salts, xanthan gum (a stabilizer - also used in cooking), phytophingosine (a antimicrobial and skin restorative) and chamomile extract". That's it. I Googled the two odd-sounding ingredients and added my findings in parentheses above.
Anyway, the roll-on just glides right on. It's not sticky and it dries quickly. It leaves you feeling clean and clean smelling all day long - and seems to have a cumulative effect too - if, for some reason you miss a day, you're likely still covered.
I had been using the roll-on for a while now - and recently also tried the crystal stick, which looks a lot like the typical stick - but it's actually a mineral salt crystal. You just moisten the top of the stick slightly and glide it under your arms. Again, no stickiness, no perfumes, nothing but clean-smelling protection. And it lasts for up to a year - and only costs about $6! So this one also gets my highest rating.
Here's their site: http://www.tccd.com/
All Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystals have the same benefits:
100% Pure & Natural
Fragrance Free
Hypoallergenic
Lasts Up to One Year
24 Hour Protection
No Harmful Aluminums
Non-Staining
Cruelty Free- No Animal Testing or Byproducts
All of their products are listed as free of harmful chemicals and propellants, making them environmentally friendly and ozone safe!
This is a real testimonial from a real customer..., ME! So, toss out those other chemical sticks and start using these excellent mineral crystal products. You'll be glad you did!
http://www.karma-net.com
Monday, November 07, 2005
Massage Therapy Schools
Massage therapy is one of those professions that can really make people happy :) After all, most everyone loves to have a good massage! Well, professional massage therpists are probably not born, but rather "made" through good training from a quality massage therapy school.
If you're someone who is currently thinking about getting into the massage therapy field, you're likely trying to find, and then ultimately choose a training school. But where do you look? And, more importantly, how do you choose?
Fortunately, we have sites like Massage-Therapy-School-Info.Com to help. This is a cleanly designed site that sticks to the facts about massage therapy and what to look for in a good program. The site is not affiliated with any Massage Therapy school, so all you'll see is an unbiased professional, growing resource.
For example, how many types of massage specialization do you think there are? While I knew there were different types, I hadn't realized there were so many - and certainly neglected to consider that one would have to select the right school to match a chosen specialty. And even more critical, finding the right style to match one's personality and comfort-level.
So go check out Massage-Therapy-School-Info.Com today and get started toward your new career!
http://www.massage-therapy-school-info.com
Stephen Rinaldi
http://www.holistic-health-courses.com
If you're someone who is currently thinking about getting into the massage therapy field, you're likely trying to find, and then ultimately choose a training school. But where do you look? And, more importantly, how do you choose?
Fortunately, we have sites like Massage-Therapy-School-Info.Com to help. This is a cleanly designed site that sticks to the facts about massage therapy and what to look for in a good program. The site is not affiliated with any Massage Therapy school, so all you'll see is an unbiased professional, growing resource.
For example, how many types of massage specialization do you think there are? While I knew there were different types, I hadn't realized there were so many - and certainly neglected to consider that one would have to select the right school to match a chosen specialty. And even more critical, finding the right style to match one's personality and comfort-level.
So go check out Massage-Therapy-School-Info.Com today and get started toward your new career!
http://www.massage-therapy-school-info.com
Stephen Rinaldi
http://www.holistic-health-courses.com
Friday, November 04, 2005
Japanese Symbols Characters - Japanese Kanji Tattoos - Karma-Net Cultural Series
It's no secret I've got a real fondness for Japanese symbols - Traditional Kanji, that is. We have traditional Japanese calligraphy all around the house and office. Items we get whenever in Japan, a piece or two from our stock we sell online - or things that my wife's parents send to us from Japan. Fortunately, my wife is Japanese, so the task of figuring out what these things say is a bit easier.
But, as I discovered, not even native speakers can decipher some of the real traditional calligraphy commonly seen in Buddhist temples, or in the beautifully fluid writing of the old texts. In any case, Karma-Net does have an excellent Japanese translation service, so visit the site if you need a custom translation of your name, a favorite saying, your business, etc.
But, as I discovered, not even native speakers can decipher some of the real traditional calligraphy commonly seen in Buddhist temples, or in the beautifully fluid writing of the old texts. In any case, Karma-Net does have an excellent Japanese translation service, so visit the site if you need a custom translation of your name, a favorite saying, your business, etc.
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