Researchers at Cambridge University in England designed the Cambridge diet plan in the 1970s to help counter the rising obesity trends. The Cambridge diet offers three different plans for different needs. The crux of the Cambridge diet is its rapid restriction of caloric intake. The Cambridge diet in... read more

The American Dietetic Association is the nation’s largest association of nutrition experts and professionals in the food industry. They work hand in hand with the US Department of Health and Human Services, a government agency, to offer well balanced diet plans.   1200 Calorie ADA Diet Occasionally,... read more

Bontril, generic name phendimetrazine, is a diet medication available by prescription in the US. To get discount Bontril, ask your doctor to prescribe generic Bontril, phendimetrazine, rather than the name brand.  Currently, you cannot buy Bontril without prescription in the US legally. Should you intend... read more

The Idiot Proof Diet operates on the theory that your body cannot anticipate the caloric intake of tomorrow, only how much it was able to burn yesterday. With that in mind, India Knight, the person who wrote the Idiot Proof Diet Handbook, recommends changing your caloric intake and types of foods eaten... read more

The Feingold Diet as treatment for ADD, ADHD, Eczema, bedwetting, asthma, ear infections and more  More children are being diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, asthma and autism now than ever before. Some parents have turned to a three-decade old treatment rather than newer drug therapies to address not only... read more

There is a Radio Shack electronics store in the shopping center about a block away from where I live. In the past couple of years, I have bought from that store three combination DVD-VHS tape players, two, probably three VHS tape rewinders, a table top telephone, a nifty digital clock radio with a large... read more

Perhaps you have a child who has these mind-boggling games, or perhaps you have some of your own-but really, how enjoyable do you find them? They frustrate me to no end. How they can come up with ratings for some of these is a puzzle; perhaps kids find them easier due to the fact they simply don’t... read more

Sometimes I think a few of the networks who produce reality TV consider us pretty gullible. Do they really expect us to believe that what we’re seeing is unrehearsed? Hah! Yet, on the other hand, just because I don’t believe this is reality does not mean I don’t find some of it rather interesting… Actually,... read more

How often do you find yourself “in over your head”? If you’re smart, it’s probably not that often, because we’re taught that one shouldn’t take on more than one is capable of, while still giving 110%. I think the majority of us live by that guideline, or at least the first part of it. ... read more

An abbreviated review of the history of movie business in comparison and as a parallel paradigm to some competing information technologies can provide insight into the transition that major media are now undergoing.   We can start with Thomas Edison, the inventor of and an investor in motion pictures,... read more