Women do over 90% of the cleaning. Unless you’ve being living in a fallout shelter for the last long hundred solar years, everyone get the ideas that destructive cleaning agents at home, were we transact business and were we monkey around are causing cancer, mutating your progenys and doing bewildering things to the male regenerative mechanism. Obviously, we should hold off using them and change-over to green cleaners, so why don’t we? We’re not addicted to them like cigarettes. Or are we? Let’s find out.

Let’s dive in with the quandary, consider how nasty a problem toxic cleaners are. According to the EPA “50% of all illness comes from poor indoor air quality”. The largest type of toxins you’re exposed to in the home are cleaners. A recent study showed that “women who stay at home have a 54% higher rate of cancer then women in the work force.” When you consider the implications of these studies you would think that politicians would be banning the stuff tomorrow and that your doctor would demand on every visit that you remove them out of your abode and work. I would like to take on a paper to find out how oftentime billions are used to sick days and increased medical costs.

A fast view of wikipedia shows us that “psychological dependency on such things as gambling, food, sex, pornography, computers, work, exercise, spiritual obsession (as opposed to religious devotion), cutting and shopping” “count as ‘addictions’ as well and cause guilt, shame, fear, hopelessness, failure, rejection, anxiety, or humiliation symptoms associated with, among other medical conditions, depression and epilepsy.” “Although, the overhead mentioned are things and/or tasks which, whenever applied or performed, do not fit into the traditional view of addiction and may be better defined as an obsessive-compulsive disorder.”

If we take the lesser evil and call it “obsessive-compulsive toxic cleaner/cleaning disorder” I think we can start to shed some light on why consumers don’t exile toxic cleaners from their homes and workplaces. This is not to be confounded with obsessive-compulsive cleaning disorder which in my opinion is not necessarily a bad thing considering I sell cleaning products. However, the need to discharge pollution all about our households and other buildings is an remarkable masterwork of brainwashing considering that the person actually thinks that they are making things cleaner. Every other living creature runs away from the whiff of sodium hypochlorite yet the constant use of guilt, shame, fear, hopelessness, failure, rejection, anxiety, and humiliation used in advertising over generations has managed to completely override our natural instincts. Even, moms that are determined “green” home makers find themselves remorseful of spraying anti-bacterial products around the home when the supposed flue season arrives to protect their childrens.

Please consider this inescapable fact; if you lather contact poison over anything, it’s dirty, not clean. Most homes and buildings are coated on a daily basis with poison. Does anyone imagine this as a concern? Really, the only option for a clean home is green cleaners. When you study how the brainwashing is accomplished you start to be conscious of some fascinating constants. The first is the ads are always framed in what appears a proper manner, yet they always use reverse psychology by subtly implying that if you don’t do it the way they are showing something is incongruous with you. You’re a bad mother; you don’t know how to do laundry, etc. Mostly they are targeted at women as they do most of the cleaning.

Secondly, they never show you proof that the product positively works, just the suggestion that it’s new and improved and therefore works better then the last stuff. Some products work a little bit on one thing yet not another. This way they keep you purchaseing more and more products and then they change the labels and you start over again. Every cleaning storehouse is congested by very many failed poisonous cleaning experiments, just look in your own. I don’t know about you, yet if I could never get what I wanted, i might go screwy to.

Thirdly, the brainwashing has convinced almost everyone that they are professors on cleaning and realize unequivocally how to explain it. Having watched thousands of people clean I’m forever flabbergasted when laymen lather something and immediately start scrubbing. The ads have conditioned people that this is the way to clean when in fact logically a chap ought to spray something and wait to let the cleaner do the work. To fend off this compliant advertising programmed conduct I train our sales people to spray the surface and create a distraction to get the stark-mad scrubber somewhere else from the surface so the cleaner can get the appropriate dwell time.

Observe how totalitarian this noggin douching is; if you were to tell almost any woman that they don’t know how to clean you would be lucky to solely get an aggravated stare. The truth is most people don’t have the first clue about how cleaners work and the big-league poisonous chemical dealers like it that way. It’s far more profitable to hocus-pocus ignorant clients wounded from obsessive-compulsive toxic cleaner/cleaning disorder then to show them how to get great cleaning results, save money and avoid the toxic side effects.

to find out more concerning green cleaners vs. Toxic cleaners and how you can change, download and pore over the for free oddball booklet “How to Kill Your Cleaning Staff” available at http://oillift.net/

Ever won­der what it’s going to take to get rid of the toxic clean­ers in our homes, work­places and the envi­ron­ment and replace them with green cleaners? Kevin Daum won­ders about this every day because that’s his job. Kevin Daum is an entre­pre­neur and inven­tor who for­mu­lates man­u­fac­tures and sells green clean­ers. Over the last fif­teen years he has spear­headed the devel­op­ment of a com­pany called Save the Oceans Inc. The goal is to solve global oil pol­lu­tion and toxic cleaner prob­lems by chang­ing how we clean at home and at work. The com­pany has turned this ideal into Oil Lift and other Lift Brand clean­ing prod­ucts now avail­able in retail stores nationwide.

You might think such enter­prise would be easy con­sid­er­ing all the conversation pertinent to going green. The truth is that Kevin’s peo­ple spend most of their time re-educating prospec­tive cus­tomers. And that’s a real chal­lenge despite count­less sto­ries in the media about switch­ing away from deleterious synthetic detergents.

In North Amer­ica, toxic clean­ing prod­ucts are a part of the domes­tic land­scape, but few peo­ple real­ize that spray­ing poi­son on a sur­face or adding it to their laun­dry makes it, in a sense, less clean. Mil­lions of oth­er­wise ratio­nal peo­ple have been trained to place a high pri­or­ity on white laun­dry and spot­less kitchens at the expense of their health. The antidote is killing the the sick.

So how is this spin accom­plished? Kevin says the answer is sim­ple: fear and embar­rass­ment. Adver­tis­ers ask if you care about your chil­dren, fam­ily, friends and pets. They sug­gest that if you don’t kill the bac­te­ria, you’re a bad par­ent. Fears of being a bad home­maker can be so pow­er­ful that they over­ride com­mon sense. For exam­ple, you’ve been trained to believe doing laun­dry a cer­tain way kills bac­te­ria when in fact laun­dry machines can be bac­te­ria incu­ba­tors. Kevin calls this skanky laun­dry syn­drome. To find out if you have skanky laun­dry syn­drome, he sug­gests you smell your tow­els after you use them a cou­ple of times. If they smell of mildew, you most likely need to detox­ify your laun­dry machine.

As an inno­va­tor, Kevin is used to think­ing out­side the deter­gent box. Con­sider this: if the aver­age per­son was given laun­dry deter­gent from Brazil they would think that their whites are not clean. Laun­dry deter­gent in South Amer­ica is designed to make your whites have a red­dish hue. In North Amer­ica we’re trained to think that white laun­dry has a bluish hue. It also has to have a chem­i­cal smell. Kevin recently had a friend do laun­dry tests for him; she had removed all the cherry Pinot noir colorings and was very happy with the results. Her mother then sniffed the tow­els. These aren’t clean, she said. They don’t smell like bleach. Most other mam­mals would run from the scent of chlo­rine bleach.

So how can we over­come the brain­wash­ing and get rid of toxic clean­ers from our homes and work­places? Recently Kevin was doing a clean­ing prod­uct replace­ment audit for a hotel. Many of the clean­ing staff were using prod­ucts they thought were green because the sup­plier had a green sound­ing name. The head of house­keep­ing knew that this was mis­lead­ing yet she couldn’t get her staff to change (at home she uses bak­ing soda, vine­gar and lime juice). Even staff mem­bers who knew they were using toxic prod­ucts were reluc­tant to change because they believed the green clean­ers don’t work. One of the staff even showed Kevin the bleach she hides in her tow­els to use when her boss isn’t around. They both had a good laugh when Kevin pointed out that her boss could prob­a­bly smell it.

So Kevin found him­self with a bunch of bleach-smuggling pro­fes­sional clean­ers that he had to depro­gram. In response, he wrote a book­let called How to Kill your Clean­ing Staff and pro­vided it as a free down­load on his web­site. When they had read the book­let, he devised a clever strat­egy: he sold the hotel small bot­tles of two replace­ment clean­ers and asked the staff to go home and find out what clean­ing prob­lems the clean­ers don’t work on. They could not find any. The illu­sion that green clean­ers are inef­fec­tive disappeared.

Kevin’s story illus­trates the degree to which the pur­vey­ors of poi­son have brain­washed us to con­tinue buy­ing their watered down toxic goo.

So how do we beat the magic circle? Kevin says the first step is to get edu­cated. To that end, Kevin offers a book­let How to Kill Your Clean­ing Staff on his web­site www.oillift.net. Just click on the ban­ner that says fun stuff for free on the col­umn, fill in your name and e-mail. The book­let is auto­mat­i­cally sent to you.

The sec­ond step is to read and sign Kevin’s on-line peti­tion to stop water pol­lu­tion in your neigh­bour­hood by ban­ning toxic clean­ers. With the peti­tion there is a series of six ques­tions. Kevin asks that you answer them hon­estly as he is try­ing to deter­mine how much peo­ple know about envi­ron­men­tal clean­ing. You’ll be emailed the answers to the ques­tions. And you’ll also get a solu­tion for skanky laun­dry syndrome.

Whether you buy Kevin’s prod­ucts or other eco-certified clean­ers, the prob­lem of tox­i­c­ity in clean­ing prod­ucts needs to be solved. Through edu­ca­tion you become part of the solu­tion to get the tox­ins out of your home and workplace.

Note: Save the Oceans Inc and Oil lift is estab­lish­ing dis­trib­u­tors world wide and cur­rently is avail­able on line and at major retail­ers Cana­dian Tire, Lordco, Wind­sor Ply­wood, Tim-BR-Mart, True Value, Ben­jamin Moore, and most health food stores. Con­tact: Info@oillift.net with your clean­ing ques­tions. Http://oillift.net/ Now you have a Choice!

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Are you at all times dependent on the perception that snoring is bad? At this point, you are both right and amiss. Catch on to grasp more on snoring.

To be straightforward, it is absolutely unpleasant to question a human being if he or she snores when you are in dreamland. For the most part, that individual would not be able to tell you at all because not everybody is attentive that he or she snores while you are sleeping. Though snoring is a lot more common than you anticipate, there doubtlessly are at best two catholic classes of snores; the moderate one and the ever more hazardous counterpart ofttimes associated with sleep apnea.

We shall begin with the docile group. Mild snores are quite simple to find out. These are the snores that as per usual offend you at night. They blast out at elevated decibel levels and can echo like a bison mourning at night. If you catch your bedmate snoring that way, you had better be jovial since you get the idea that this is a snore that is to a degree safe.

The second group of snore is the one that you should be aware of. Pay attention to the ebb and flow. This example of snore oftentimes comes discontinuously and at cyclical intervals. The basis behind this interruption is oftentimes a complete blockage of the breathing air lock. If this flows for more than a minute, your bedmate could fizzle out from choking.

As things are that you have been informed of the two disparate types of snoring patterns, it is important for you to alleviate snoring quickly. There are some ways to help you become acquainted with how to stop snoring.

This superfoods list is meant to provide you ideas about how to boost your diet! Just chuck a few of these superfoods into your daily routine and you’re bound to see a large uptick in many areas of your life.

The Goji Berry

This powerful superfood has been used in China, Tibet and Mongolia for a long time and has been a big part of their medicinal practices. The goji berry has been known to help with eye sight, increase and protect the immune system and goji research has shown that it has cancer fighting properties. The famous little red berry is famous for it’s high levels of antioxidants

The Reishi Mushroom

This superfood, the Reishi mushroom, is another gift from China where it has been used in medicine for centuries. It is known there as the “mushroom of immortality”. Well it may not let you live forever but it does maintain high levels of polysaccharides and has been know to reduce blood pressure, inhibit tumor growth and support the immune system.

Hemp Seed

Hemp seeds are great for helping muscles grow and develop. They also aid the body in fixing those muscles that have been damaged. In addition, it has high levels of protein. Hemp seeds are also a great source of omega-3 fatty accids and contain 20 amino acids.

Green Tea

Green tea makes it onto this superfoods list because of it’s high levels of “polyphenols” which may counter stroke, cancer and heart attack risks. EGCG is another crucial ingredient in green tea. High levels of EGCG are thought to help maintain a strong immune system as well as have positive effects on malignant tumors. Down the hatch!

Wheatgrass

Wheatgrass, defies it’s name and is actually full of protein! It also has a bunch of other important vitamins to offer. You can also flush a lot of harmful toxins out of your body with wheatgrass as it is a natural detoxifier.

Maca

Maca root can gve you a jolt of energy as well as help you in the bedroom! Some people think of it as natural viagra!

Bee Pollen

Bee pollen is part of the superfoods list for a bunch of reasons. It has more than 90 different nutrients and gives boosts to energy, lowers cholesterol, promotes an optimal body weight and more.

Algae

Chances are you’re looking at a glass full of algae! Spirulina, chlorella and blue green algae all make it onto the superfoods list because of their high levels of protein and their ability to cleanse the body. Each sort of “super algae” has their own additional benefits. All of them can really improve your immune system and provide incredible energy.

All of these items firmly deserve to be on this superfoods list. Try and put some of these on your “to buy” list. Jot down this list and take a trip down to your local health food store! Stay healthy!

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