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Simply the Best: 11 Sites for Women over 40
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I am thrilled to share months of research with you about the best go-to sites for women over 40+. No subject is too taboo or controversial to be touched on and analyzed.
Connecting, dating, aging, weight less, pregnancy wishes, experiencing hot flashes, going through lifestyle changes, retiring, making money and dealing with difficult social and sex situations. And that’s just for starters!
It has taken me weeks to look for sites that provide valuable information, support, are easy to navigate and give fantastic tips that you can implement right now. Keep in mind that we can find ourselves in situations where it is great to have a sounding board to get some perspective on issues that you might go through. So save this blog and come back to it. Share it with your friends.
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Liquid Weight Loss: A Magarita, a Cosmo or a Long Island Iced tea?
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Those don’t have to be the only drinks that added lbs over the summer. One glass of alcohol has about 120 calories. Multiply this by 7 and you will have 840 calories per week. This accumulates to 3.360 calories. Whoa! This is close to 1 pound per week.
Calorie facts:
Serving size is one glass (200 ml)
750 calories for 1 Long Island Iced tea
453 calories for 1 Margarita
413 calories for 1 Martini
151 calories for 1 Cosmopolitan
150 calories for 1 bottle of beer (depending on brand and alcohol)
There are two times when you most likely gain weight: right after the holidays in December and over the summer, sitting outside or by the pool enjoying cocktails over the months of July and August.
It’s no surprise that cleansing and natural weight loss programs are in demand after these times. Do they work? Which ones are the one that work the best? Should you do them or not? Here are some solutions and guidelines for you:
3 things that make org. foods conventional foods
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Why does a tomato, eaten in Europe, taste so special that you’re still talking about it a week later? Why doesn’t an American tomato (even an organic one) not compare?
Organic food in the States has become mainstream. The Department of Agriculture sets the standards for which items can wear the coveted green and white USDA Organic label. Yet, as usual, there is always some wiggle room.
Did you know that a food wearing the USDA organic label can contain up to 5% ingredient non-organic material? Also foods that have 70% organic ingredients can indicate that they are “Made with Organic Ingredients” but cannot carry the organic label. (But do you remember to look for that label? Or are you carried away by the proclamation of “organic?” All of this is very beneficial for the major market distributors. Read More→
Concerned about vitamin D? Maybe you should be. Mary sent following questions that you need to know about:
Eat less.
Dare to call someone old!


