| OceanGrown International (OGI) Establishes Green Based Charitable Commitment with OceanGrown Trust
Cause marketing to keep the world green and ocean blue. New company OceanGrown™ International (OGI) kicks off their charitable commitment, OceanGrown™ Trust on Earth Day with a promise to sustain and preserve our environment, specifically the ocean. Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) April 22, 2008 -- New company OceanGrown™ International (OGI) kicks off their charitable commitment, OceanGrown™ Trust on Earth Day with a promise to sustain and preserve our environment, specifically the ocean. OGI was founded with the belief that the ocean can offer beneficial natural resources, and realizes there is a delicate balance of give and take with the environment. OceanGrown™ Trust is a philosophy committed to living in harmony with this value. "The green movement is becoming much more than a trend - it's a revolution," said Kerry Brown, OGI Founder.
Food myths exposed
When Gail Schalizki was a child, her mom made her wait 30 minutes after eating to get back in the swimming pool. Schalizki said that was torture. The mother of three lets her children get in after eating because there's really no basis for that rule. Now a certified nutritionist and owner of Nutritional Education Center in New Salem, Schalizki has more knowledge about food and health and how it affects the body. But she did learn a lot as she searched the Internet trying to debunk a few old wives tales and food myths. "There were a lot more that had truth to them than I thought there were," she said. Schalizki said that old wives' tales are mostly false and were used to discourage children from unwanted behavior. But some more recent subjects thought to be myths are really true.
Earth Day in Woodbury
WOODBURY - On that first Earth Day, back in the last century, 20 million people gathered in demonstrations around the country to demand protection of the environment. Thirty-eight years later, Earth Day can feel less idealistic, particularly when you see stores at the local mall sponsoring celebrations, their motives, you suspect, more about drawing shoppers than promoting conservation. But the original Earth Day organizers would surely approve of Woodbury's annual event. New Morning Natural and Organic, the host, is part health food store, part community resource center for local farmers, healthcare practitioners, and environmental groups. Many of them will have booths this year, with multiple tents set up for more than 100 groups and companies promoting natural foods, renewable resources, and healing therapies.
Baby infected with superbug
The last thing a new mother wants to hear is that her newborn baby has been infected with a superbug. But that was the bad news for Crystal Harte, whose daughter Angelina was born March 28 at Richmond Hospital. Harte said that, the day after her daughter was born, her fiancé noticed small red bumps under both of the baby's arms. The bumps later appeared on the baby's labia and neck, as well. Harte, who had entered hospital three days before the birth to be induced, was still in hospital at the time, recovering from a C-section. .
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
I'm sure I'm not the only one who is excited that Sen. Barack Obama has decided to establish a campaign office here on our humble island of Guam. However, as flattered as we may be, we cannot simply ignore what really matters: his political positions. .
Organoderm Safe for Pregnant Mothers and Children
Organoderm skin care products are USDA certified organic or Circle of Green certified or both, which makes these products safe for pregnant women and children. The USDA label confirms that no synthetic preservatives are present, while the Circle of Green label assures the consumer that no harmful chemicals are within the formulations. Newport Beach, Ca (PRWEB) April 16, 2008 -- Organoderm skin care products are USDA certified organic or Circle of Green certified or both, which makes these products safe for pregnant women and children. The USDA label confirms that no synthetic preservatives are present, while the Circle of Green label assures the consumer that no harmful chemicals are within the formulations. "I was afraid to use any skin care products during my pregnancies," said Michelle Caldero.
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