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Raw Carrots and Hormone Balancing

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  Raw Carrots and Hormone Balancing   Carrots, as do all root vegetables, contain antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial properties, which act as natural antiseptic and antibiotic agents in the bowel. Only difference is, these can be used every day for years without any harmful side effects.   The fiber in a raw carrot binds to excess estrogen, helping to safely remove it from the body. The carrot fiber also prevents the reabsorption of estrogen back into the small intestine. We can owe more cases of estrogen dominance to what is being described vs. the idea that the body is over producing … Continue reading Raw Carrots and Hormone Balancing

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Photography Quick Tip: Match Shutter Speed to Focal Length

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Photography Quick Tip: Match Shutter Speed to Focal Length Prevent blurry pictures by matching shutter speed to the lens focal length   For example, if you’re using a 50mm lens you should use shutter speeds of 1/50 sec or faster to be able to capture handheld images and keep them sharp. Longer lenses are heavier and more difficult to keep steady — making the shutter speed faster helps avoid camera shake and keeps your image sharp.   Lens Focal Length = Shutter Speed (or faster)   More Photography Quick Tips Every Friday   ~Like, Comment, Tag, Share, Subscribe, & Enjoy!~ … Continue reading Photography Quick Tip: Match Shutter Speed to Focal Length

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7 Earth-Sized Planets Found!

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Seven Earth-size planets have been found huddled around an ultra-cool, red dwarf star.  They could be little more than chunks of rock blasted by radiation, or cloud-covered worlds as boiling hot as Venus.  On the other hand, they could harbor exotic life, thriving under twilight skies like that you see on the movie “Avatar”. Scientists are pondering the possibilities after this week’s announcement: the discovery of seven worlds orbiting a small, cool star some 40 light-years (or 240 TRILLION miles) away, all of them in the ballpark of our home planet in terms of their heft (mass) and size (diameter). … Continue reading 7 Earth-Sized Planets Found!

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15 Ways you may not have known that you can use Hydrogen Peroxide for!

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  I’ve always thought that hydrogen peroxide was just used on minor cuts and scrapes, but after this article, I’ll never look at it the same way ever again. This stuff is incredible! Chemically represented as H2O2 – hydrogen peroxide is one of the most common household disinfectants in the world. It’s so common, in fact, you probably have at least one neglected bottle of it under your sink right now! But the sad truth is that hydrogen peroxide has many unknown and unappreciated uses that could be saving you precious time and money. So bust out that little brown … Continue reading 15 Ways you may not have known that you can use Hydrogen Peroxide for!

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The Philadelphia City Hall in Pennsylvania

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  The Philadelphia City Hall Philadelphia City Hall, built in 1901 and located at 1 Penn Square, it is the seat of government for the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This building was designed by Scottish-born architect John McArthur, Jr., in the Second Empire style, and was constructed from 1871 until 1901 at a cost of $24 million. City Hall was topped off in 1894, although the interior wasn’t finished until 1901. Designed to be the world’s tallest building, it was surpassed during construction by the Washington Monument and the Eiffel Tower, though it was at completion the world’s tallest habitable … Continue reading The Philadelphia City Hall in Pennsylvania