11 July 11
Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead Over the weekend Jenn and I watched “Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead” an inspiring documentary by Joe Cross. Joe, a successful businessman from Australia, vowed to leave behind his junk food diet and only drink fresh fruit and vegetable juice for 60 days as he traveled across the United States with a juicer in the back of his car.HIGH RECOMMENDED, now available on Comcast On Demand and Netflix.

Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead

Over the weekend Jenn and I watched “Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead” an inspiring documentary by Joe Cross. Joe, a successful businessman from Australia, vowed to leave behind his junk food diet and only drink fresh fruit and vegetable juice for 60 days as he traveled across the United States with a juicer in the back of his car.

HIGH RECOMMENDED, now available on Comcast On Demand and Netflix.

12 November 09
Drinking To Your Health: Beer And The Body The health benefits of beer (when consumed in moderation, of course) are almost in-numerable. A beer can help with everything from settling an upset stomach to improving heart health to increasing blood iron levels… (via: beeriety)

Drinking To Your Health: Beer And The Body

The health benefits of beer (when consumed in moderation, of course) are almost in-numerable. A beer can help with everything from settling an upset stomach to improving heart health to increasing blood iron levels…

(via: beeriety)

Reblogged: beeriety

10 November 09
Drinking To Your Health: Beer and Beauty (Part 1) It may seem like a waste of perfectly good beer to use it in soaps, skin-care, and hair treatments, but beer as a beauty treatment is possibly as old as beer as a drink. Beer was used topically by Greeks, Babylonians, and Egyptians, to soften skin and even cure wounds and irritations. In fact, many of the same qualities that make beer good for your insides also make it pretty good for your outsides… Great guest post by Blondes Not Bombs today! Look out for part two on Thursday. (via: beeriety)

Drinking To Your Health: Beer and Beauty (Part 1)

It may seem like a waste of perfectly good beer to use it in soaps, skin-care, and hair treatments, but beer as a beauty treatment is possibly as old as beer as a drink. Beer was used topically by Greeks, Babylonians, and Egyptians, to soften skin and even cure wounds and irritations. In fact, many of the same qualities that make beer good for your insides also make it pretty good for your outsides…

Great guest post by Blondes Not Bombs today! Look out for part two on Thursday.

(via: beeriety)

Reblogged: beeriety