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March 5, 2025 In News By Leanne Gerich

PPV.FREE ! Ways To Watch Paris Saint-Germain vs Liverpool Live Streams UEFA Champions Soccer [PPV] and TV Channel

The UEFA Champions League is one of the most prestigious tournaments in world football, and when giants like Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Liverpool face off, it's a must-watch event. If you're looking to stream the PSG vs Liverpool game legally from the comfort of your home, here's a comprehensive guide to help you catch all the action. Watch: PSG vs Liverpool Live How to watch and odds Date: Wednesday, March 5 | Time: 3 p.m. ET Location: Parc des Princes -- Paris, France Odds: PSG+140; Draw +260; Liverpool +170 1. Official Broadcasters The first step to streaming the game legally is to identify the official broadcasters in your region. UEFA...

August 29, 2017 In Green & Healthy Living, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Journaling for Your Health

It is hard to image that something as unassuming as journaling can be so powerful. Journaling for your health is a remarkably simple process, helping you to clarify and crystallize your thoughts, and allowing for a deeper understanding of your beliefs, thereby creating an improved self-awareness that will you move on a path to a healthy and positive change–a change that is measurable, attainable, and always under your direct control. Here are 3 easy-to-follow steps that will get you started on the track to greater self-knowledge: Getting started The main focus behind this purpose of journaling is learning how to get in touch...

July 31, 2017 In Food and Recipes, Green & Healthy Living, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

The Price We Pay for Eating Unhealthy

There has been much discussion of late about the high cost of eating healthy. We see articles that recommend purchasing only the “dirty dozen” organic foods: peaches, strawberries, nectarines, apples, spinach, celery, pears, sweet bell peppers, cherries, potatoes, lettuce, and imported grapes. Others suggest growing your own organic produce. Eating less meat and more rice and beans has always been sage advice to save money. Some call for simply eating less. Whatever the call to action, we have yet to see someone explore the real cost of eating unhealthy. So we decided to look at some of the costs of...

July 25, 2017 In Fitness, News, Spotlight, Workouts, Yoga By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Recognizing the Signs of Exercise Burnout

Exercise burnout can be described as the gradual depletion of energy as a result of overtraining or failing to change a workout routine. Many of us start an exercise program excited about becoming healthier and getting into better shape. Sometimes we will train too much in the beginning without adequate rest, embracing our workouts vigorously only to fall victim to fatigue or injury. Does this sound familiar? Exercise burnout occurs slowly and can be eliminated if the signs are recognized and dealt with early. Take a look at the following signs of this common phenomenon and see if you need...

July 10, 2017 In Fitness, Green & Healthy Living, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Herschel Supply Co. “Lemonade Stand” Pop-up Shop in Deep Cove

For anyone unaware of the brand Herschel Supply Co., they are a Vancouver-based accessories label founded in 2009 by brothers Jamie and Lyndon Cormack. The name Herschel Supply Co. comes from the name of the town where three generations of their family grew up. Based in Vancouver, Canada Herschel Supply Co. is a design driven global accessories brand that produces quality products with a fine regard for detail. Starting Friday (July 7) and remaining open throughout the summer, the Vancouver-based company will be running a “Lemonade Stand” pop-up shop at 4377 Gallant Avenue in North Vancouver’s Deep Cove. The almost 300-square-foot space...

July 7, 2017 In Food and Recipes, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

The Double Jointer Cold-Pressed Juice

Tumeric is one of my favourite types of immune support. Research suggests extracts of turmeric can relieve symptoms of indigestion, prevent irritable bowel syndrome and alleviate knee pain caused by osteoarthritis. Turmeric’s health benefits are attributed to an active ingredient called curcumin. Try this bad boy cold-pressed juice the "Double Jointer" from from the good folks at Jusu Bar. Both ginger and turmeric have incredible anti-inflammatory properties, which means this soothing and delicious juice is also really good for you! What's in it Almonds, Dates, Cardamom, Turmeric, Ginger, Vanilla, Vancouver Island Sea Salt Benefits Great for reducing inflammation at a cellular level and keeping inflammation under control...

July 4, 2017 In Food and Recipes, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Fatso Hybrid Peanut Butter

Peanut butter isn’t just for school lunches. This versatile spread is surprisingly good for your health. The high protein and healthy oils help with weight loss, diabetes and even Alzheimer’s disease. For those of you who are not getting enough "healthy fats" in your diet, the fat in peanut butter is heart-healthy monounsaturated fat. Interestingly, a study found that insulin-resistant adults who ate a diet high in mono-saturated fat had less belly fat than people who ate more carbohydrates or saturated fat. When it comes to peanut butter, I have pretty good self-control except for when it comes to this new spread. Checkout why...

June 13, 2017 In Green & Healthy Living, Holistic Health, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Is Your Body Too Acidic?

A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution, pH (potential for hydrogen) is measured on a scale of 0 to 14 - the lower the pH, the more acidic the solution, the higher the pH, the more alkaline (or base) the solution. When a solution is neither acid nor alkaline, it has a pH of 7, which is neutral. The following is a generalized list of examples of pH: pH 0 - battery acid pH 1 - hydrochloric acid pH 2 - lemon juice, vinegar pH 3 - grapefruit pH 4 - tomato juice pH 5 - black coffee ...

May 17, 2017 In Green & Healthy Living, Holistic Health, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Three Steps Towards Greater Happiness

In this day and age people are more like busy bubbles apposed to busy bees. We are all stressed about something, in a rush and in our own world. It’s not surprising to bump into a stranger on the street, because their eyes were glued to their phone. We are all busy - and we are all stressed. Our happiness has plummeted as our hectic life style increases. I believe there are three simple things we can do in our daily life to change the way we feel. Three steps  to achieve daily happiness. 1.  Awareness: Put your phone down, take...

December 1, 2016 In Food and Recipes, Green & Healthy Living, Holistic Health, News, Spotlight By Suzanne Zilkowsky

Common Probiotics Can Reduce Stress Levels, Lessen Anxiety

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Probiotics, or beneficial live bacteria that are introduced into the body, have become increasingly popular as a way to improve health and well-being. Previous studies have shown a direct correlation between gut microbes and the central nervous system. Now, researchers at the University of Missouri, using a zebrafish model, determined that a common probiotic sold in supplements and yogurt can decrease stress-related behavior and anxiety. Studying how gut bacteria affect behavior in zebrafish could lead to a better understanding of how probiotics may affect the central nervous system in humans. Their results recently were published in Scientific...