By Chelsea Reed
Himalayan salt lamps. Have you heard of them? Those pink rock lights are on everyone’s gift list these days. If you’ve wondered what makes them so popular, there are many good reasons! Let’s explore a few of them together and get to know this unique form of salt. (more…)
By Cindy Reed
The National Center for Health Statistics reports urinary tract infection (UTI) is the second most frequently treated infection, accounting for over 8 million visits to health care providers each year. Women are at greater risk for contracting a UTI. The American Urological Association and NIH estimate a woman’s lifetime risk for UTI is approximately 50%. (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
“True friends are like diamonds – bright, beautiful, valuable, and always in style.” – Nicole Richi (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
Guess what we have in time for spring? More flowers with mysterious flower language messages! For those who don’t know, floriography is the language of flowers. It’s an ancient communication system used across the world. It comes in handy when you want to send a secret message you can’t say otherwise. Think of it as ‘natural texting’ before the smartphone was around. (more…)
By Cindy Reed
The cranberry is known for its effective role in supporting urinary tract health. However, the cranberry source is important. If your prospective customer is drinking cranberry juice for bladder and urinary tract health, the low cranberry and high sugar content they’re consuming may not be giving them the benefits they seek. Cran-Max® does more than a standard fruit juice capsule. Its unique concentrated form of whole cranberries is clinically shown to effectively support a healthy environment for the urinary tract. It’s preferred for those who are sugar-conscious, and is convenient, too. (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
Orthoceras! It’s the world’s most popular fossil. These striking white creatures rest inside dark limestone, frozen in time. You may have seen them in a rock store before.
An orthoceras is an ancient mollusk that lived in the Ordovician period. At that time, the earth was mostly covered in water. It had a soft squid-like body inside a cone shell. Over time, its aragonite shell turned into calcite and fossilized. Let’s explore more fun facts about this fascinating marine fossil! (more…)
By Cindy Reed
We were enjoying a family fun October vacation in paradise… Hatteras Island located off the coast of North Carolina. Crazy seashell collections. World class fishing. Relaxing on the sunny beaches in the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. (more…)