The Frozen Rx For Good Health!
The movie "Frozen" just keeps getting bigger, how so?
Well, it's the "most profitable animated
film ever" surpassing "The Little Mermaid"
the soundtrack is selling in the millions, and
now Norway, the country where the film makers shot
some of the settings and backgrounds for inspiration
is enjoying an economic Tsunami.
The movie is based on the short story, "The Snow Princess"
by someone who's actually from a Scandinavian country, and
that person is Hans Christian Andersen. (from Denmark)
As stated, the movie is a financial juggernaut for many, and now that
windfall is happening for Norway.
That's right, people from all over the World are showing up to view
the breathtaking landscapes you see in the film.
And if you or someone close to you is planning on taking a trip to
Norway, don't just view the scenery, take advantage
of their customs and foods.
Foods?
Yes, as we mentioned on our other blog, "NaturalRxsFromAroundTheWorld"
and our E-Document, "The Nordic Secrets For Perfect Health" (available
at Amazon.com/the kindle store.) if you want to live a long and healthy
life, you may want to copy the people of Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Finland.
Why?
The bike riding, generosity toward friends and family,
little concerns about material wealth, and their love of
root vegetables like... beets, turnips, carrots and parsnips.
And get this-- the root vegetables seem to work better for women
more than they do for men.
Researchers aren't sure why this is so, but Scandinavian women are closing
in on the women who live the longest right now... The Japanese.
So, ladies (and guys) if you do plan on visiting the beautiful country known
as Norway, make sure you take away more than just incredible photos
and videos, take away some knowledge on how to extend your life.
Hey, it must be working, Uma Thurman and Betty White (age 93) both
come from Danish stock.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
The movie "Frozen" just keeps getting bigger, how so?
Well, it's the "most profitable animated
film ever" surpassing "The Little Mermaid"
the soundtrack is selling in the millions, and
now Norway, the country where the film makers shot
some of the settings and backgrounds for inspiration
is enjoying an economic Tsunami.
The movie is based on the short story, "The Snow Princess"
by someone who's actually from a Scandinavian country, and
that person is Hans Christian Andersen. (from Denmark)
As stated, the movie is a financial juggernaut for many, and now that
windfall is happening for Norway.
That's right, people from all over the World are showing up to view
the breathtaking landscapes you see in the film.
And if you or someone close to you is planning on taking a trip to
Norway, don't just view the scenery, take advantage
of their customs and foods.
Foods?
Yes, as we mentioned on our other blog, "NaturalRxsFromAroundTheWorld"
and our E-Document, "The Nordic Secrets For Perfect Health" (available
at Amazon.com/the kindle store.) if you want to live a long and healthy
life, you may want to copy the people of Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Finland.
Why?
The bike riding, generosity toward friends and family,
little concerns about material wealth, and their love of
root vegetables like... beets, turnips, carrots and parsnips.
And get this-- the root vegetables seem to work better for women
more than they do for men.
Researchers aren't sure why this is so, but Scandinavian women are closing
in on the women who live the longest right now... The Japanese.
So, ladies (and guys) if you do plan on visiting the beautiful country known
as Norway, make sure you take away more than just incredible photos
and videos, take away some knowledge on how to extend your life.
Hey, it must be working, Uma Thurman and Betty White (age 93) both
come from Danish stock.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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