November 30, 2010

The Benefits of using Green Cleaning Products

Why Choose Green Cleaning Products?

Conventional cleaning products commonly contain chemicals that present health problems for people that use them and release toxins and pollutants into the environment once washed down the drain. Many conventional cleaning products contain compounds that are used to enhance their performance, these compounds can impair neurological functions, while others can act as respiratory irritants, carcinogens or reproductive toxins. Phosphates that are often found any many conventional cleaning products can cause the eutrophication of rivers and other bodies of water, which can deplete them of oxygen and decrease water quality as well as harm aquatic species.

The main benefits of green clean products is that you are not using any harmful chemicals or abrasive products. When you consider green clean products, you also need to consider the benefits to the overall environment. Most green cleaning products are non-toxic, but they are also environmentally safe.

Other benefits of green clean products include biodegradability, low toxicity, low volatile organic compound content, reduced packaging, low life cycle energy use and minimal harmful impacts to people and the environment.

When you choose to use green cleaning products, you avoid exposing your family to harmful toxins that are contained in conventional cleaning products. You also reduce the environmental impact of your home and family on the environment around you by using green cleaning products. General green cleaning products use much less packaging and these packaging is often biodegradable. Green cleaners are designed to be safer for the environment and human health. They use safer alternatives to replace hazardous ingredients found in traditional cleaners. Green cleaners are also concentrated and formulated specifically for use with cold water which saves on energy bills.

Leading Green Cleaning Products
Green Clean™ is a plant based cleaning line for your home. In our commitment to changing lives we discovered the importance of having natural and economical safe cleaning solutions free of harmful chemicals that could affect your health & wellbeing. The idea of Green Clean is to avoid the use of chemically-reactive and toxic cleaning products which contain various toxic
chemicals, some of which emit volatile organic compounds which may cause respiratory and dermatological problems among other adverse effects.

To create Green Clean™ natural cleaning products, ingredients must come from renewable resources, be biodegradable and free of petrochemicals. In some cases synthetic ingredients are used such as preservatives and green colorant. But Green Clean™ continues to develop natural alternatives so that the entire line can be 100% natural. Natural ingredients are significantly higher than what is used in traditional cleaners but Green Clean by Ardyss™ cost around the same as the traditional cleaning products.

You don’t have to sacrifice clean to be natural! Remove the chemicals from your home; revive your health and your wallet with Green Clean by Ardyss™.

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November 13, 2010

Is Ardyss International a Scam?

There are many good multi level marketing companies and Ardyss International is one of those. The MLM industry as a whole has been frowned upon because of some legitimate companies that were scamming their members. For some reason the general population thinks that means all MLM companies are scams. That is just not true just as every corporate executive is not like those at Enron. The truth is that most are very legitimate and very legal. Has there been some bad press about some multi-level marketing companies, yes but that frankly is not the norm. Most are legitimate and especially those that have been around for many years.


Ardyss has been around for over 20 years and is a very well established company. Additionally it has a GREAT compensation plan that you can make some real money with. They have four different health and wellness product lines. Reshaping, Nutritional, Skincare, and Plant Base Green Cleaning Products. These are very particle products which is necessary for longevity and they have already proven that they have that. You can’t really go wrong with a company that has been around that long. Since 95% of the MLM companies fail you can be sure this is a safe bet.


Additionally, this is a great business opportunity. The real question is how can you as a Ardyss distributor grow your business to the level you would like it to reach. Well Ardyss is set up for you to succeed they have great systems in place for you to grow your business and support system. If you would like to know more information about this company please visit http://bit.ly/contactardyss 

November 3, 2010

Gluten-Free Diets: Are They Healthier for You?

What do some celebrities, a former president, and the Old Spice® guy have in common? They've switched to gluten-free diets. These days, you can't swing a grocery bag without hitting gluten-free pasta, cookies, and even beer. So what's the deal?


It seems that gluten is the latest dietary demon to make headlines. Madonna served gluten-free food at her 52nd birthday party. Gwyneth Paltrow writes about gluten-free recipes on her Web site. The White House pastry chef says former president Clinton is allergic to wheat flour. And Isaiah Mustafa—the Old Spice guy—says he gave up gluten to stay lean (in addition to working out with Tony Horton!).

Some people eliminate gluten in hopes of alleviating digestive issues like abdominal pain and bloating. Others claim going gluten-free helps them overcome fatigue. Still more people think it'll help them lose weight faster. If you're wondering whether you should go gluten-free, let's explore the subject a bit further.
What is gluten?
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley. It gives dough its elastic texture and acts as the "glue" that holds it together. It's also added to many processed foods. Some common sources of gluten are:
  • Beer
  • Bran
  • Bread
  • Candy
  • Cereal
  • Crackers
  • Ice cream
  • Ketchup
  • Lunch meats
  • Pasta
  • Soups and sauces
  • Soy sauce





Could you be allergic to gluten?


Most people have no trouble eating foods that contain gluten. For those with celiac disease, however, gluten is a toxin that can damage the small intestine and lead to nutrient deficiencies. Symptoms of celiac disease include abdominal pain, gas, bloating, diarrhea, fatigue, itchy rashes, and unintended weight loss. Over time, people with untreated celiac disease can experience iron-deficiency anemia, decreased bone density, irritable bowel syndrome, infertility, and vitamin B12 deficiency, among other health problems.
According to the Celiac Disease Center at The University of Chicago, true celiac disease affects only about 1 percent of the population. Proper diagnosis requires a blood test and a biopsy of the small intestine. So what about all the other people who believe that gluten makes them sick? They may actually be gluten sensitive, which is a less severe but more common reaction. The symptoms are similar (abdominal pain, bloating, fatigue) but they go away quickly after cutting gluten out of your diet for a while, and there's no lasting intestinal damage.
Giving up gluten to lose weight
Some people swear that going gluten-free has helped them lose weight. But according to Dee Sandquist, a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association, their weight loss is probably a result of eating fewer calories. When people eliminate gluten, they're less likely to eat fast food and packaged foods and more likely to consume fresh fruits and vegetables. So in many cases, a healthier diet and lower calorie intake is likely the reason for the weight loss, not just giving up bread and cereal.

Here's something else to consider: If you give up gluten in hopes of losing weight, you may be putting your health at risk. Grains are excellent sources of B vitamins, fiber, folate, vitamin D, iron, zinc, and magnesium, and eliminating them completely can lead to nutritional deficiencies and possible illness. Gluten-free diets need to be carefully structured to make up for missing vitamins and nutrients.

The bottom line

If you've been diagnosed with celiac disease, it's very important to eliminate gluten from your diet. And if you think you're sensitive to gluten, you may want to cut back on grain-rich foods and see if you feel better. For the rest of us, however, gluten is a perfectly fine and healthy addition to a balanced diet. There's no reason to avoid it in moderation. So go ahead and eat your Wheaties® before your next workout. Or better yet, drink NutriShake9®
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