News Archive for April, 2012
Lack of Sun Causes Rickets: Study
Sunlight deprivation among Sudanese refugee children re-located to less-sunny parts of southern Australia has led to skyrocketing incidence of rickets — further evidence that sunlight deprivation is the main reason rickets is returning in the population.
“There was a seasonal …
Heart Disease Linked to Low ‘D’
Yet another study has linked low levels of “The Sunshine Vitamin” with higher rates of heart disease and early death.
University of Kansas researchers, looking at more than 10,000 patients, found that 70 percent were vitamin D deficient and that …
Tanning Reports Strong 2012 1Q
Nearly 7 of 10 indoor tanning businesses reported stronger sales for the first quarter of 2012 than the same quarter last year according to a SmartTan.com poll conducted in April — another sign that the retail economy is continuing to …
Bye-Bye Usernames and Passwords
IT experts have told us for years not to use the same username and password for multiple sites – like our Facebook Pages, personal banking sites, work logins, etc. – to ensure hackers cannot access all of our information. But …
A Challenge from Dr. Sorenson
As a founding director of the Breast Cancer Natural Prevention Foundation, I’d like to personally invite you and your business to take part in Natural Breast Cancer Prevention Month this May — a totally unique breast cancer awareness program designed …
Salons Taking Part in May’s
BC Natural Prevention Month
Tanning salons are gearing up this May to join a coalition of businesses supporting a breast cancer charity that promotes vitamin D sufficiency as the most powerful breast cancer prevention strategy.
May is Natural Breast Cancer Prevention Month, as recognized …
Worst QR Placements
QR codes are quickly becoming a popular tool for smartphone users and businesspeople alike. A QR code can breathe life into any promotion or campaign by allowing a customer to engage with your business on a more intimate level. But …
Mercola: Tanning Prevents Cancer
The internet’s most-read health-education web site is promoting indoor tanning as a healthy activity — pointing to a recent published medical review claiming the benefits of regular UV exposure far outweigh the risks associated with overexposure.
Mercola.com — the health-education …
