Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Kosher Hair and Nail Vitamin Released by Maxi Health Research


Maxi Health Research just released a new vitamin that provides nutrition for healthy hair and nails. This breakthrough in the kosher vitamin industry was warmly accepted, since this means that one no longer has to rely on non kosher vitamins in order to prmote healthy har and skin.


Bellow is how Maxi Health Research explains their new Hair and Nail vitamin:


"Maxi Skin H & N Support™ is a comprehensive formula that provides essential nutrients for strong nails, healthy hair and skin. It may help strengthen brittle nails and increase nail thickness. It is a super combination of Vitamin A, Hyaluronic acid, MSM, biotin, zinc, aloe vera, silica, and lactobacillus acidophilus, which was professionally formulated to provide you with our most advanced hair, skin & nails formula.


Hyamax™ is the standardized natural Sodium Hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid and collagen are vital to maintain the skin’s layers and structure. It is the collagen that gives the skin its firmness but it is the Hyaluronic acid that nourishes and hydrates the collagen. Hyaluronic acid acts as a space filler by binding to water thus keeping the skin wrinkle free.
MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) The sulfur normally provided to the body by MSM is required for healthy collagen and keratin, which are essential for healthy hair, skin and nails.
Biotin is used in hair growth and alopecia treatments because symptoms of biotin deficiency are; hair loss, brittle nails, depression, fatigue and rashes on the facial areas. Many dermatologists prescribe nutritional supplements of biotin to treat hair loss. However, it is not thought that biotin can be absorbed through the skin. Therefore, shampoos and conditioners containing this vitamin as a supplement are unlikely to provide any health benefits. Biotin can only be effective in the body by orally ingesting nutritional supplements.


Aloe Vera The Aloe Vera plant has been renowned for centuries for its health, beauty, and medicinal properties.
Zinc is an important nutrient for the integrity and strength of various body structures, such as bones and nails. White spots on the nails may reflect a lack of zinc.
Silica is concentrated in all connective tissue including nails, hair and skin, where it contributes to collagen formation. Collagen serves as the structural framework for the skin.
Vitamin A Helps prevent skin disorders and aging of skin; promoting the growth of strong hair.
Lactobacillus Acidophilus is added to our formula to help protect the body from bacteria inside our bodies, which have an effect on the outside of the body, therefore benefiting the skin nail and hair.


Start caring for hair, skin, and nails from the inside out! Taking a n herbal supplement rather then applying something to the outside of your body can often be more successful in helping you maintain your utmost nail, hair and skin health. Proper nourishment is essential to getting the results that you are looking for. Taking a daily supplement is the first step to glowing skin and hair. Care for it by putting back the same nutrients that are lost. "

Sunday, March 9, 2008

What To do When Seeking for Approval from People and You Don't Get It?!

That is just the nature of some people, always seeking for approval from other people on whatever they say and whatever they do. The famous saying goes:


People spend money that they don't have,
To buy things that they don't need,
To please people they don't like.

So next time, you are seeking for approval from other people and don't get it, open this blog and get approval from this...Monkey. You might be better off!!!

Monday, March 3, 2008

New Kosher Gluten Free Bakery - The Dream of Kosher Celiac Sufferers Fulfilled!


A new kosher gluten free bakery, named Heaven Mills bakery has been started recently. They feature a truly gourmet selection of gluten free challah, kosher gluten free chocolate buns, gluten free bread and much more. Heaven Mills kosher gluten free bakery is certified kosher by the Tartikov Kashrus Agency.


Heaven Mills bakery filled the void that existed in the gluten free world. Although many gluten free products existed, there were very few commercial bakeries producing real tasty baked goods. Most gluten free products up until Heaven Mills Gluten Free bakery came about were with preservatives and have been sitting around on store shelves for a long time before it made it's way into the shoppers shopping cart. This no longer holds true with Heaven Mills baked goods. At Heaven Mills Gluten Free Bakery, products are baked daily and are fresh just like any other baked good would be.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Maxi Omega-3 Concentrate™ kosher fish oil Released by Maxi Health Research

Maxi Health Research released a new high potent kosher fish oil product named Maxi Omega-3 Concentrate™ kosher fish oil.
The following are the benefits of this new kosher fish oil product as reported by Maxi Health Research.
Those who experience nausea or reflux from other fish oils should find Maxi Omega-3 Concentrate Enteric Coated Fish Oil easier to digest. This unique coating withstands stomach acids and breaks down in the duodenum (upper portion of small intestine) and maximizes the body's absorption of Omega-3 essential fatty acids, which means the active ingredients bypass the stomach and are digested in the small intestine, which can minimize annoying fishy aftertaste.

Q: Why is Maxi Omega 3 Concentrate™ , the fish oil supplement of choice?

1.) The highest concentration of its kind in a kosher, vegetarian capsule
2.) Has been tested by an independent laboratory for accurate EPA/DHA potency to assure label claim.
3.) Tested and found to have no detectable levels of mercury, lead, PCB's and other impurities which are common in fish oils.
4.) Certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union and Udavri Kashrus.
5.) The oil is encapsulated in a kosher, enteric-coated vegetarian capsule.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Stress Relief Online - After This Who Needs Calming Supplements??

Best and most natural stress relief I have ever found. Best of all it's definitely kosher.
Just click on this BubbleWrap Link and enjoy! (Don't forget to choose "manic mode")

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Is Paskesz and Golden Fluff Kosher Snacks one Company?


Having searched for "Kosher Snacks" on Google I spotted the famous kosher snack company Paszesz. I raised my eyebrow when I saw Golden Fluff products on their site. Perhaps it's one company selling under two different brand names, or maybe they are just distributing the Golden Fluff products. Let's see what people's input will be on this subject.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Bencher Can Mean Two Things, it Depends Whom You Ask.

Make a Google search for Benchers and you will be surprised that people actually sell them. Why be surprised?! Take a Webster Dictionary and look up for the definition for the word Bencher, this is what you will get: "one who sits on or presides at a bench". So how in the world can people sell benchers online?? Nobody can actually sell people sitting on benches!


This is where it needs to be explained that there are two types of benchers and it depends whom you ask. Upon searching for the meaning of benchers on Google, we were able to see that the first result was a HH Judaica and Jewish Gift Shop and they had a good explanation on their benchers page as to what this bencher business is all about. According to HH Judaica "Bencher is the most common word used for the Jewish book of Grace for after meals. The word Bencher originates from the Yiddish language. Literally translated the word bencher means "Blesser".


Upon checking up at other Jewish shops as well we were informed that in fact this is the definition for the word benchers in the Jewish lexicon. This is a very interesting point that teaches us a interesting point; depending on the culture of the person the exact same word can be a insult for one and a compliment for another. If you call a Jewish person a "Bencher" it literally means that he is a "blesser", but if calling a Non-Jew a "Bencher" he/she will take it as an insult for being called a lazy person sitting around and doing nothing.


A nice thought to ponder on....