More Questions On Cell Phone Radiation

A panel of scientists and cancer researchers recently told a Senate appropriations subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services that more research is needed to determine whether cell phone radiation is harmful to humans, especially children.

The scientists reported that, although researchers have not been able to establish a hard link between cell phone radiation and cancer, that doesn't mean that wireless devices aren't harmful. According to Dariusz Leszczynski,
a radiation expert at the University of Helsinki, deciding that cell phones are safe is premature.

Dr. Siegal Sadetzki, director of the Cancer and Radiation Epidemiology Unit of the Gertner Institute in Israel, told the committee that recent studies have suggested that people who use cell phones for 10 years or more are most at risk. Cell phones have become commonplace only in the past decade or so.

Here’s the problem most people are not aware of, according to Devra Lee Davis, a professor in the Department of Epidemiology of the Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh:The FCC's standards for cell phones were set 17 years ago, when cell phones and usage patterns were much different. 

The FCC's standards are based on the effects of cell phone radiation on a "200-pound man with an 11-pound head," who talks for just six minutes a day.

This means we don’t know the effect of cell phone radiation on women, teens or children. We don’t know the impact of hours of usage every day of the week.

In effect, we are doing a high school science experiment on all the cell phone users in the world. What if, several years from now, we discover more issues with cell phone use …oops?

Very informative reading can be had with Devra Lee Davis' Book:  "Secret History of the WAR on CANCER:

Articles at the Village Green

The Missing Piece In Health Care Reform

As you know, health care reform is on the agenda of change for this country. There is one piece missing from all the current proposals.

Encouraging and allowing people with chronic diseases to seek alternative treatments and lifestyle changes differs in an important way from current medical approaches. For example, a recent study shows that if individuals adhere to some simple healthy lifestyle practices, chronic diseases could be reduced by as much as 80%.

A friend of mine, Marc Isaacson, CEO of The Village Green Apothecary, has put together a thoroughly researched white paper on this whole issue. To read what Marc wrote go to: http://linkbee.com/VillageGreen Articles and select The Missing Link in Healthcare Reform —
Why healthy living & prevention aren't part of the plan … but need to be

To Be Happy, Focus On The Small Joyful Moments

Apparently it’s the small things that make us happy. Researchers at the University of North Carolina came to that conclusion after a series of studies that required 86 participants to submit daily “emotion reports” that gauged their emotional status in detail over the course of the day.

While the happy people weren’t denying the upsetting parts of life, they were putting greater stock in small, happy moments. Focusing on these happy moments elevated the participant’s mood overall and led to more resilience against negative events.

So…if you’re having difficulties in your life, appreciate the little joyful things that happen to you every day!

The Importance Of Exercising As You Age Has Just Gone Up

A study reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine clearly supports continuing to exercise, even for the very oldest among us.

The three-year survival rate was about three times higher for active 85-year-olds who were doing four hours of exercise a week versus the inactive ones.

Even previously sedentary 85-year-olds had a three-year survival rate, double that of inactive 85-year-olds.

As a further plus, the active oldsters also reported less depression and loneliness and a greater ability to perform daily tasks.

So the old adage of “use it or lose it” has taken on new importance for everyone. Just check with your Doc first.

(Reported by Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press)

Required Seminar For Sales People

The Switched-On Selling (SOS) and Switched-On Network Marketing (SONM) Seminars are a must for salespeople and network marketers, especially during a recession.

One of our clients, Kevin Kordek, A-Active Pest Control, put half of his sales force through the SOS Seminar about 3 months ago. Kevin recently told me that one of his sales people increased his sales 200% and that company profits went up over 20%.

Most of the attendees are now in the top tier of his sales force. Kevin is now committed to sending the rest of his sales force to the next SOS and SONM training on October 30 in Virginia Beach, VA. So…how about you?

That's it for this month!

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