Great article...
Fueling your body during an emergency is very different from your everyday diet. Because you’ll probably expend more energy than you normally would, you should eat high-energy, high-protein foods. And because you have a limited supply, the higher-quality foods you eat--and the less of them--the better. “In a disaster or an emergency you want those calories,” says Barry Swanson, a food scientist at Washington State University . “You want some nutrients and some fiber—something to keep your diet normal"... Click Here to Read More
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
The top foods you should keep in case of an emergency
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Back Up Again
Sorry about the inconvenience, we had our site go down! But we're back up and running and will re-publish our issues and relaunch the online magazine articles. Thanks a lot, everyone, for your support!! :O)
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Updating
We're currently updating and working on the site, sorry we haven't had the last few issues of the magazine out on time... we will be back up and running after we get some "bugs" worked out. :O)
Friday, August 1, 2008
Check this Out
Look at your favorite Food Chains... see who makes the GRADE!! Healthy Options and Calories explored. http://health.yahoo.com/experts/eatthis/11230/americas-bestand-worstrestaurants/
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Claim your refund for useless Airborne cold supplement
What's up w/ Airborne? Does it really work? Well after a report by ABC NEWS a class action lawsuit against the company ensued... and the company, although admitting no wrong doing, has agreed to settle. A fellow blogger tells all... Read it Here.
Another Reason To Exercise: It Gives You Energy
FoxNews.com reports "When you are feeling chronically fatigued, chances are high the last thing you want to do is exercise. However, a new study shows that a little exercise might just be what you need" Click Here to Read More...
Friday, February 22, 2008
Friends and Family LAUNCH!
The LAUNCH of our Friends and Family sign up has begun!! For the next week... we are signing up friends and family to Peachtree Health Magazine. Our first issue, March 2008, will be released directly to all subscribers... get signed up now to receive it on time: CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO PEACHTREE HEALTH
Saturday, October 13, 2007
ConAgra Finally Pulls Pot Pies Off the Shelf
Can't believe it took them so long to do so, but ConAgra finally asked retailers to pull their pot pies off the shelves after numerous cases of food poisoning were reported after eating their products. The company even closed down a plant in fear of spread of salmonella poisening. Click Here to Read More.
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