The Sound of Music's Rx To Lower Blood Pressure!

                           Lower Blood Pressure Like Carrie! 

Carrie Underwood, just fresh from her incredible performance in the
live Television version of "The Sound Of Music" has revealed one of
secrets for good health. 
No- it's not about her 12 yrs. being on a vegetarian diet, this secret is
more about how she seasons all of those vegetables in her vegetarian
diet.

Her secret:
She uses "Bragg Liquid Aminos!"
Created by noted nutritionist, Patricia Bragg, the liquid aminos are
soy-protein-based concentrate and can be used on everything from
stir-fried veggies, tofu to meats.
And if you're watching your blood pressure, then you must use this
healthy substitute, that doesn't have the sodium or belly bloating
MSG like soy sauce.
So, if you want keep your blood pressure down and eat like Carrie
Underwood, use Bragg Liquid Aminos, available at health-food
stores or online at Bragg.com.

And lastly, if you or a loved one is concerned about the 3 to 15 pound
weight gain that occurs during the Christmas and New Year season,
learn how to keep it under control easily and effortlessly, how? 
Head to Amazon.com/the kindle store and download a copy of
The Thin Girl's Guide To Preventing Winter Weight Gain!
35 pages on how to look your best this Holiday season!

Good Luck! 
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs! 

The Tonight Show's Rx For Eating Vegetables!

                   Enjoy Your Veggies This Way! 

Are you a "vegetable hater?"
Well, you're not alone, the show business folks who join 
in your hatred- Jay Leno and Whoopi Goldberg.
But, what if we told you about something that's simple and 
tasty, and might turn you into a vegetable lover to boot?

Try this...
Get a spray bottle. fill it with water and then pour in a
1/4 cup of raw or turbinado sugar, tighten the lid and then shake
the bottle.

And the next time you cook broccoli, or cauliflower or asparagus,
spray some of the water/sugar solution on them.
The light coating of sugar hides the bitter taste of the vegetables,
and won't make them overly sweet.

And when kids who tried this trick at a school in Penn. the results
were nothing short of amazing. About 95% of the kids reported liking
the vegetables and would eat them if prepared this way, all of the time.

So, if you or a member of your family is a deeply committed
vegetable hater, then maybe it's time for some sugar water.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

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