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[H120]He Who Finds A Wife Finds A Good Thing

by Teresa Bishop, Ter

As a military wife, I find myself being moved to new places on a fairly often schedule. In 2004, I found myself in a small town and a new job at the only hospital available for miles, working my usual 60 to 70 hours, plus taking call. Then came a budget cut and I was out of a job on March 20, 2006. I didn't know any people with the financial freedom to allow them the luxury of staying home and I certainly was not in that category! Plus in my search for a way to earn an income, I found that with troop deployments and families leaving to wait the return of their soldier in their hometowns where they would have help, there were just no opportunities. All the education I had and 15 years of experience as a surgical technologist would not help me here.

Talking to many other military wives and stay at home moms, I found this to be a huge problem among many women, especially those of us who know at any given moment, we could be asked to pack up and start our life in yet another town. We have to find new jobs, decide where our children will go to school, get childcare references, basically start over. But, this is not just a problem for military families, I have heard this from many people, families across America are dealing with these issues.

My parents raised me to believe that every problem has a solution, you just have to find it, so I turned to the internet. What I found was what seemed like a robotic society ready to take my money and run. At first, I thought, isn't there any company in this world that has a real person I can talk to? Then the most incredible thing happened. I stumbled upon a website with two pictures, email addresses and phone numbers. I called one of those numbers and to my surprise, a human answered! A friendly, human voice! I couldn't have imagined this! A few weeks later, I joined EDC Gold and have not looked back since. This has given me so much more than a J*O*B, in fact, I don't even use that word when talking about this opportunity, with the exception of this one time.

My husband is deployed on his 3rd tour to Iraq. They are very long, hard months for me and others like me, but this opportunity has given me something to be excited about, something to keep me busy during lonely days and I can take it with me anywhere I may find myself! Gone are the days of interviews and budget cuts! And when my husband retires from the army, he will be able to partner with me in an already built business. A business where we are boss and make our own schedule. Does it get any better than that?

So, while my husband fights for our freedoms, I enjoy working for our financial future and freedom!

We know the brain is about 60% fats so when someone calls you a "fat head" that literally is the truth. The question is, what fats are you feeding your fat head? Omega 3 fatty fish oil, or Omega 3 seed oil? Omega 3 fish oils are known as PUFA's (polyunsaturated fatty acids), the beneficial kind as opposed to the harmful trans fats and saturated fats known as seed oils. With an American diet laced in seed oils, it isn't just our hearts that are suffering, our fatty heads are, too.

The research today overwhelmingly shows when our fatty acid intake tips the scale in favor of Omega 3 seed oil rather than essential EPA and DHA from fish oil, in simple layman's terms, the brain is being fed the wrong fat and it becomes clogged. Without having a medical background to make sense of it all, one thing seems fairly certain. Our brains are affected by everything we put in our bodies. And as research now shows, this leads to depression, attention deficit disorders in our children, increasing cases of Alzheimer's, and this week's most disturbing news, reported cases of Alzheimer's in 20 year olds.

America, we have an enormous problem begging for our attention. The latest statistic is ten million prescriptions are being written every year for antidepressants for kids between the ages of one and 17. In epidemiological studies across countries where fish oil is consumed in greater abundance, there's a 50-fold lower rate of major depression in those countries. There is a 30-fold lower rate of homicides and a 50-fold lower rate of postpartum depression. This is not a coincidence. Omega 3 fatty fish oil is that crucial to our brain. And Omega 3 seed oil that damaging. For pregnant women, this is of utmost importance.

My favorite Omega 3 expert, Dr. Joseph Hibbeln, stated "...it's critically vital for the baby's developing brain to have the right amounts of Omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients. You get one chance to sort of lay down the highways of the brain and lay down the nervous system and the nervous track and you need to lay it down the right way at the right time. You don't want to be pregnant and have a child who's in a state of nutritional deficiency."

For a country rich in so many things as America is, it sure takes a long time for us to get to the bottom of things, conclusively, but of this I'm sure. We have to begin taking into consideration that when we feed our bodies, we're also feeding our brains, or as the case seems to be, depriving them.

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