Keeping a less acne-prone complexion doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Here are five simple secrets to effectively prevent acne. 1. Take high-glycemic foods off your plate Researchers are finding that high-glycemic foods like white breads, potato chips, french fries, pasta, and others containing processed flours and sugars are linked to acne formation. How much of these foods are you eating each day? Cut down on them and add more whole grains and fresh produce. You may see a difference. 2. Change your pillowcase every few days Gross alert! Your pillowcase is covered … [Read more...]
Stop and Smell the Apples
Introducing new Apple-Scented Lemon Brite by Melaleuca It’s like opening your kitchen window onto an orchard. Branches laden with crisp, tart, juicy green apples just ready to be picked. Filling your kitchen with such a refreshing fragrance, you’ll want to take a moment just to breathe it in. For a limited time, EcoSense® is offering Lemon Brite® in an all-new Apple scent. Try it for yourself! It’s one more reason to love Lemon Brite. Our Apple scent outscored Palmolive® Fresh Green Apple and Dawn® Apple Blossom scents in fragrance preference tests. And it’s only available from … [Read more...]
The Hand of Providence: Rallying a Community to Make a Difference
TEMPE, ARIZONA is typical of the American Southwest.The stucco houses of suburban sprawl are uninterrupted (except for the occasional verdant golf course, palm tree, park or hotel), and every day ends with an orangey-purple brush-painted sunset. Only the barren adobe cliffs and the occasional tumbleweed remind you that you’re on the edge of the Sonoran Desert. But if you do enough exploring in this Phoenix suburb, you’ll eventually pass a 2.5-acre structure-less city block lined with row upon row of leafy greens—big, juicy vegetables by the ton. You’ll see kale, artichokes, Swiss chard, … [Read more...]
Giving Thanks This Season
Amidst the hustle and bustle of shopping, party planning and decorating that ushers in the holiday season, many people’s innermost thoughts turn to three things: family, food and gratitude. FOR CENTURIES, CULTURES AND RELIGIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE have commemorated bountiful harvests and other forms of plenty by setting time aside to express gratitude. The United States traces its Thanksgiving holiday to the pilgrims living in Plymouth, Mass., in 1621. After enduring hardships associated with starting over in a new land, they celebrated the rewards of a rich harvest with help from nearby … [Read more...]
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