What started out as a casual after dinner conversation with some friends about the benefits of magnets for humans peaked my interest in to finding out the use of magnets for pets.

Magnets have been in use for thousands of years. The earth has a natural magnetic field and as humans we require this magnetic field to function normally. These magnetic fields make it easier for your body to do what it does and also helps your cells to work more efficiently.

Magnets have been used over the years to treat general fatigue, pain, to heal broken bones more quickly, and to help circulatory problems. This natural energy helps to release endorphins into our blood stream, which helps to

kill pain.

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Grandma was right. Fish is brain food.

It seems like everyday, there’s good news about what omega 3 fish oil can do for your brain. Research has shown that fish oil brain benefits begin in the womb and continue straight through life preventing Alzheimer’s and dementia in the elderly.

A baby’s brain is made up of about 70% omega 3 DHA and EPA fatty acids. These fatty acids are necessary for the optimum development of a baby’s intelligence, brain function and emotional well-being. They’re so vitally important that the U.S. National Institutes of Health recommends pregnant and lactating women supplement their diet with 1200 mg/day.

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When a person abuses alcohol with no desire to lessen the amount of consumption, rather feels irritated to those that suggest such, and never feel bad for the abuse and often has hangover effect - can be designated fully as an alcohol dependent person. Alcohol withdrawal is characterized by:

1. Autonomic hyperactivity
2. Increased hand tremor
3. Insomnia
4. Nausea
5. Vomiting
6. Hallucinations
7. Illusions
8. Psychomotor agitation
9. Anxiety
10. Grand mal seizure

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Why does the human body need these supplements?

Essential fatty acids are indispensable because they provide the building blocks for numerous ‘eicosanoids’. As well as playing a critical role in normal physiology, they are shown to be therapeutic and protect against heart disease, cancer, autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis, many skin diseases, and others.

They are also important for the infant after birth for growth and proper development, as well as the normal functioning of all tissues of the body, and extremely important nutrients for health and are divided into two groups, Omega 3 and Omega 6. These are as vital and necessary for human health as vitamins and minerals are. They

are also important for skin health. Humans and dogs are omnivores and can utilize either plant or animal sources exclusively and still survive. Omega 3 fatty acids are considered essential fatty acids, which means that they are essential to human health but cannot be manufactured by the body.

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Have you ever suspected your husband is a cave man?

Guess what? He is.

But I didn’t mean that just figuratively, I meant it literally. He shares many of the same brain characteristics of his more primitive ancestors.

If you take a few minutes to understand some of these characteristics you have the opportunity to use them to your advantage and live with your cave man rather than fighting him.

In cave man terms survival meant two things: Mating and providing. Having the highest number of offspring meant he would be most likely to pass his genes down to future generations. Once those offspring were born, providing them (and their mother) with adequate

resources allowed them to grow to maturity.

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