It is said that we do need some sugar for brain health. However, like with many things, too much of one thing is not good for the body and the mind.
Today is Halloween. How much sugar will your child consume? According to UCLA med research we lose 5 hours of immunity for every tsp of sugar we consume.
If you're like me you "help" your child eat candy. I can eat one piece and that satisfies my craving. But it is hard to resist candy and maybe you like to eat more than one piece and your child is the same way. We do like to give our children treats.
However, what happens is eating candy and Halloween being in the cold and flu season, children get sick. So how can you let your child indulge one day and still help him with his immune system? Well one is giving them a good dinner before trick or treating. Two, supplements (vitamins and herbs that we can't get from our food supply). This offsets the affect of candy, keep in mind it doesn't replace good food (fresh fruits and veggies).
Here are supplements I recommend: Multi vitamin, vitamin C, immune builder, probiotic.
Prevention is the key to something as common as the cold to cancer.
Have a Happy and Healthy Halloween.
Mary Beth
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The Statistics Are Alarming
30% of American children are overweight
Up to 20% of American children are labeled with ADD
Kids spend 34% more time on prescription drugs today than 5 years ago
Physicians are now urged to begin screening children for high blood pressure at age 3
In our Mac N Cheese Again workshop, we offer ideas for healthy alternatives and easy, realistic solutions such as:
Healthy substitutions for that daily sugar fix
Strategies to deal with that “picky eater”
Tips to avoid those constant rounds of antibiotics and doctor’s visits
Alternatives to Mac & Cheese without having to re-stock the entire cupboard
Ways to maximize your child’s learning potential without drugs
From the role of diet and nutrition to the toxins in our environment, we explore the little things we can do each day to enhance our kids’ health and improve their mental and physical performance.
Presented by a team of knowledgeable, dedicated, and witty women who conduct customized health workshops for schools, businesses, and other groups. These workshops are lighthearted and fun!
Other workshops that are available:
Solutions on Stress(SOS), we can't change the world arounds us. Learn how to help your body deal and cope with stress.
Soap Scum Challenge "Of Chemicals found in homes, 150 have been linked to allergies, birth defects, cancer and psychological abnormalities."-Consumer Product Safety Commisssion
Nine million U.S. children under 18 have been diagnosed with asthma.
-source:Summary Health Statistics for U.S. Children: National Health interview survey, 2002. Series 10,Number 221.2004-1549
Join us to hear about safe solutions for you, your family, and your school or office.
Help for the Hormonal Hostage is for women who because of hormonal fluctuations may be experiencing headaches, PMS symptoms, hot flashes, weight gain, moodiness, fatigue and cravings.
To schedule a workshop, contact Mary Beth Potrykus, Mama Bear Productions at 810-813-3308.
30% of American children are overweight
Up to 20% of American children are labeled with ADD
Kids spend 34% more time on prescription drugs today than 5 years ago
Physicians are now urged to begin screening children for high blood pressure at age 3
In our Mac N Cheese Again workshop, we offer ideas for healthy alternatives and easy, realistic solutions such as:
Healthy substitutions for that daily sugar fix
Strategies to deal with that “picky eater”
Tips to avoid those constant rounds of antibiotics and doctor’s visits
Alternatives to Mac & Cheese without having to re-stock the entire cupboard
Ways to maximize your child’s learning potential without drugs
From the role of diet and nutrition to the toxins in our environment, we explore the little things we can do each day to enhance our kids’ health and improve their mental and physical performance.
Presented by a team of knowledgeable, dedicated, and witty women who conduct customized health workshops for schools, businesses, and other groups. These workshops are lighthearted and fun!
Other workshops that are available:
Solutions on Stress(SOS), we can't change the world arounds us. Learn how to help your body deal and cope with stress.
Soap Scum Challenge "Of Chemicals found in homes, 150 have been linked to allergies, birth defects, cancer and psychological abnormalities."-Consumer Product Safety Commisssion
Nine million U.S. children under 18 have been diagnosed with asthma.
-source:Summary Health Statistics for U.S. Children: National Health interview survey, 2002. Series 10,Number 221.2004-1549
Join us to hear about safe solutions for you, your family, and your school or office.
Help for the Hormonal Hostage is for women who because of hormonal fluctuations may be experiencing headaches, PMS symptoms, hot flashes, weight gain, moodiness, fatigue and cravings.
To schedule a workshop, contact Mary Beth Potrykus, Mama Bear Productions at 810-813-3308.
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- Mary Beth-Mama Bear Productions
- Right now I am especially focused on working with SAVVY MOMS who know that taking care of themselves is their smartest investment and taking care of their family is the best insurance. Creating a healthy family is a game of follow the leader. Your kids will do what you do. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF FIRST.
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