I have always recognized that fluoride is a toxin to our bodies. But this talk by Professor Connett explains and verifies many misconceptions floating out there about the pros and cons of fluoride. The fact that fluoride is absorbed by our bones, thyroid gland and highly absorbed into the pineal gland is scary! The proponents of fluoride do acknowledge that it is beneficial to teeth from the outside, not the inside out. Because young children do swallow toothpaste, I highly recommend the use of fluoride free toothpaste for infants to children. I do not think it is necessary for adults as well. Listen to Professor Paul Connett's talk and make up your own mind.
Copy and paste the below site and get informed.
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/01/08/warning-fluoride-in-your-water-will-lower-your-childs-iq.aspx
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Thursday, October 7, 2010
A Wellness Event - Saturday,November 6, 2010
"Out on a Limb" is a wonderful wellness event in support of Nova's Ark, a registered charity organization that builds beautiful friendships between special needs children, youth volunteers and gentle animals. Located in Brooklin, Nova's Ark hopes to build a year round facility creating a place for these relationships to grow and benefit everyone. On Harvest Fest in Brooklin, Mary Anne came out with her exotic animals and youth volunteers. It was beautiful to see how proud, happy and content the group was. They were beaming with pride!
WHERE SPECIAL IS WELCOME
presents Out on a Limb
Saturday, November 6, 2010
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Go OUT ON A LIMB and try something new. Choose as many as
four experiences from 36 exciting workshops, including Drumming,
Cake Decorating, Jewelry Making, Pilates, Zumba, Healing through Play,
Sushi Making, Yoga, Meditation, Cooking Classes, Creative Writing
and many more.
Take in a lively and informative presentation from a Naturopath,
a Nutritionist, a Gardener, a Personal Organizer or a
Motivational Speaker.
Enjoy a 20-min. session of Reiki, Massage or Refl exology for just $15.00.
Order your delicious organic, brown bag lunch in advance for $8.00
or drop in to our Tea Room for an organic and/or gluten-free scones
with coffee or tea for just $3.00.
STAY ALL DAY! Bid on fantastic items in the Out on a Limb
Silent Auction. Visit our vendors and get your passport stamped for the
chance to win fantastic prizes. Take a meditative journey through the Labyrinth
in the Library. Meet Mary-Ann Nova and her incredible volunteers - human
and animal - and learn more about Nova’s Ark.
Tickets are $50 for two workshops and $25 for each additional session.
Pre-register for the full day (four sessions) by October 11
and get your brown bag lunch free.
For more information and to
register, visit www.novasark.ca
NOVA’S ARK
Building acceptance through understanding to make a
better future for people of all ages and abilities.
Come out and have a wonderful day and support a compassionate organization in its endeavors to keep helping others.
WHERE SPECIAL IS WELCOMEpresents Out on a Limb
Saturday, November 6, 2010
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Go OUT ON A LIMB and try something new. Choose as many as
four experiences from 36 exciting workshops, including Drumming,
Cake Decorating, Jewelry Making, Pilates, Zumba, Healing through Play,
Sushi Making, Yoga, Meditation, Cooking Classes, Creative Writing
and many more.
Take in a lively and informative presentation from a Naturopath,
a Nutritionist, a Gardener, a Personal Organizer or a
Motivational Speaker.
Enjoy a 20-min. session of Reiki, Massage or Refl exology for just $15.00.
Order your delicious organic, brown bag lunch in advance for $8.00
or drop in to our Tea Room for an organic and/or gluten-free scones
with coffee or tea for just $3.00.
STAY ALL DAY! Bid on fantastic items in the Out on a Limb
Silent Auction. Visit our vendors and get your passport stamped for the
chance to win fantastic prizes. Take a meditative journey through the Labyrinth
in the Library. Meet Mary-Ann Nova and her incredible volunteers - human
and animal - and learn more about Nova’s Ark.
Tickets are $50 for two workshops and $25 for each additional session.
Pre-register for the full day (four sessions) by October 11
and get your brown bag lunch free.
For more information and to
register, visit www.novasark.ca
NOVA’S ARK
Building acceptance through understanding to make a
better future for people of all ages and abilities.
Come out and have a wonderful day and support a compassionate organization in its endeavors to keep helping others.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
David Suzuki - Global Day of Action
Today October 24th is a day we all should take action to notify our political leaders to be positively active in the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen this December. Please send your message by going to http://davidsuzuki.kintera.org/climatesummit/ . I became a biological grandmother on the 22nd of October and my wishes for all my grandchildren is that they have a "clean air, water and food" planet to live on. Make your voice be heard on this day of Global Action. For more info about our environment, go to www.davidsuzuki.org.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
The Diaper Decision
Upon the arrival of a baby, parents are faced with a choice.....whether to use re-usable diapers or disposables. As the baby grows, that question persists until the child is toilet trained.
Today's society, filled with busy schedules from work and extra curricular activities to commitments to other children, makes disposables a convenient solution.
We know that disposable diapers add immensely to landfill sites, take hundred of years to decompose, use toxic chemicals in manufacturing and some babies bottoms develop rashes and sores in reaction to the synthetic absorbancy material. We also know that it is more economical to use cloth diapers, is better for the environment and is healthier for our babies. Upon examination, like all things in life there is a trade off. For every choice we make there is a reactionary consequence.
I commend all parents who use re-usable diapers. For those who use disposables, perhaps using cloth diapers on the weekends or those days/nights that you are not so busy could be a beginning. Trying a small step reduces the pile of disposable diapers that end up in the landfill site.
The Ninety Ninth Monkey carries AppleCheek Diapers to promote reusability. The outer covers come in many adorable colours with a multitude of snaps to create a perfect fit. Although there are many companies that make re-usable diapers, I chose AppleCheeks because they are Canadian made and use hemp or bamboo as their inserts. Bamboo and hemp are sustainable and eco-friendly plants and are naturally anti-microbial....perfect place for baby's bottom! Look them up at http://www.applecheeks.com/.
The Ninety Ninth Monkey also carries the g-Diaper as an alternative form of disposables. They consist of an outer washable cover with inserts that are flusable or compostable and are plastic free. They function between the completely reusable diapers and disposable diapers. For parents who use cloth diapers, they offer convenience on those occasional outings/holidays. For parents who simply do not want to use cloth re-usables, the g-Diaper is easier on the planet. Look them up at http://www.gdiapers.com/.
Whichever you chose, always consider your baby's health first. Remember what's healthy for your baby is also healthy for the planet.
Today's society, filled with busy schedules from work and extra curricular activities to commitments to other children, makes disposables a convenient solution.
We know that disposable diapers add immensely to landfill sites, take hundred of years to decompose, use toxic chemicals in manufacturing and some babies bottoms develop rashes and sores in reaction to the synthetic absorbancy material. We also know that it is more economical to use cloth diapers, is better for the environment and is healthier for our babies. Upon examination, like all things in life there is a trade off. For every choice we make there is a reactionary consequence.
I commend all parents who use re-usable diapers. For those who use disposables, perhaps using cloth diapers on the weekends or those days/nights that you are not so busy could be a beginning. Trying a small step reduces the pile of disposable diapers that end up in the landfill site.
The Ninety Ninth Monkey carries AppleCheek Diapers to promote reusability. The outer covers come in many adorable colours with a multitude of snaps to create a perfect fit. Although there are many companies that make re-usable diapers, I chose AppleCheeks because they are Canadian made and use hemp or bamboo as their inserts. Bamboo and hemp are sustainable and eco-friendly plants and are naturally anti-microbial....perfect place for baby's bottom! Look them up at http://www.applecheeks.com/.
The Ninety Ninth Monkey also carries the g-Diaper as an alternative form of disposables. They consist of an outer washable cover with inserts that are flusable or compostable and are plastic free. They function between the completely reusable diapers and disposable diapers. For parents who use cloth diapers, they offer convenience on those occasional outings/holidays. For parents who simply do not want to use cloth re-usables, the g-Diaper is easier on the planet. Look them up at http://www.gdiapers.com/.
Whichever you chose, always consider your baby's health first. Remember what's healthy for your baby is also healthy for the planet.
Monday, June 22, 2009
Incineration of Garbage is Taking a Step Backwards
The philosophy of The Ninety Ninth Monkey, an eco-friendly product store in Brooklin, Ontario is to "Take a Step but Leave No Prints". Unfortunately the proposed incinerator for Courtice, Ontario, violates this belief. Instead of being proactive with our garbage problem, the incinerator proposal is reactive. I believe strongly that the incinerator is not an environmental solution. you are of the same mind, please find more info on the following web site www.zerowaste4zeroburning.ca and take action. Barbara
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