Get Outdoors Like An Aussie!
When one thinks of Australia what usually comes to mind?
The fit and rugged men, beautiful women, and of course,
beaches with endless sunlight.
Although Australia seems to get a lot of attention for their
scenic beaches and the great outdoors, let's not forget that
some other places around the World, literally see sunlight
for 300 or more days a year.
Places, Puerto Rico, Guam, California, Fiji, The Bahamas, Jamaica,
Tahiti, etc.
And this is the main point of this post... Sunlight.
According to new research, kids are again suffering from something
usually associated with teens and adults, what is it? Nearsightedness.
Yes, too many already suffer from expanded waistlines, diabetes,
and hearts that are beginning to show signs of deterioration, and
now-failing eyesight.
Why?
A group of researchers think a lack of sunshine may be the cause.
No sunlight? That's right, often criticized (skin cancer), the Sun offers a host
of benefits to those who aren't afraid to take advantage of it.
Advantages like,
* Stronger bones,
* A reduction in certain cancers
* A reduced appetite and a speedier metabolism
* A Stronger sex drive (Aussies reportedly have the highest sex drives)
And lastly, a reduced rate of becoming nearsighted.
The researchers say that yr. round exposure to Sun (for 12 to 20 mins.)
lights up dopamine, (a neurotransmitter, and a chemical messenger that helps
send signals to the brain and other vital areas), and it slows the excessive
eye growth linked to the condition.
So, if you're kid is complaining about his or her eyesight and it turns
out to be Nearsightedness, perhaps a few minutes outdoors (away
from the video games) may be the natural cure that can turn it around.
And if you live in spots like Boston, Iceland, Norway or Alaska, and
you only get sunlight for 8 months out of the yr. give your kids
sunflower seeds.
Yes, the new staple used by a lot of U. S. baseball players can end
nearsightedness.
And if you want to know more about the health remedies from
countries like Australia, Japan, Greece, France, Germany,
or Italy, head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store
and download a copy of The Asian, French, Greek, and Italian
Rxs For Super Longevity!
Download a copy today and avoid paying the exhorbitant hospital
bills in the future.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
NRFATW!
When one thinks of Australia what usually comes to mind?
The fit and rugged men, beautiful women, and of course,
beaches with endless sunlight.
Although Australia seems to get a lot of attention for their
scenic beaches and the great outdoors, let's not forget that
some other places around the World, literally see sunlight
for 300 or more days a year.
Places, Puerto Rico, Guam, California, Fiji, The Bahamas, Jamaica,
Tahiti, etc.
And this is the main point of this post... Sunlight.
According to new research, kids are again suffering from something
usually associated with teens and adults, what is it? Nearsightedness.
Yes, too many already suffer from expanded waistlines, diabetes,
and hearts that are beginning to show signs of deterioration, and
now-failing eyesight.
Why?
A group of researchers think a lack of sunshine may be the cause.
No sunlight? That's right, often criticized (skin cancer), the Sun offers a host
of benefits to those who aren't afraid to take advantage of it.
Advantages like,
* Stronger bones,
* A reduction in certain cancers
* A reduced appetite and a speedier metabolism
* A Stronger sex drive (Aussies reportedly have the highest sex drives)
And lastly, a reduced rate of becoming nearsighted.
The researchers say that yr. round exposure to Sun (for 12 to 20 mins.)
lights up dopamine, (a neurotransmitter, and a chemical messenger that helps
send signals to the brain and other vital areas), and it slows the excessive
eye growth linked to the condition.
So, if you're kid is complaining about his or her eyesight and it turns
out to be Nearsightedness, perhaps a few minutes outdoors (away
from the video games) may be the natural cure that can turn it around.
And if you live in spots like Boston, Iceland, Norway or Alaska, and
you only get sunlight for 8 months out of the yr. give your kids
sunflower seeds.
Yes, the new staple used by a lot of U. S. baseball players can end
nearsightedness.
And if you want to know more about the health remedies from
countries like Australia, Japan, Greece, France, Germany,
or Italy, head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store
and download a copy of The Asian, French, Greek, and Italian
Rxs For Super Longevity!
Download a copy today and avoid paying the exhorbitant hospital
bills in the future.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
NRFATW!
