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. . . about this website I have found!  These days, we all are concerned about what is being put into our food.  This website tells you!  Here are some of the topics:

  • Viamin-Enhanced Waters: Help or Hype?
  • Avoid Being Tricked by Food Labels
  • You'll Relish Our Insights on Condiments
  • Food Colorings: The Scary Truth
  • Healthy Foods That Aren't Healthy

eBrandAid.com, founded by Atlanta-based author Kerry McLeod, is a FREE, weekly e-newsletter that educates shoppers on how to find the healthiest and best-tasting foods in their local grocery stores.  Their team of experts has done extensive research by scouring grocery store shelves and analyzing the ingredient labels.  The site identifies the many "healthy food imposters", which are packed with hidden preservatives and artificial ingredients. 

By educating it's readers, eBrandAid gives power to the people to skip the marketing buzz and go straight to the most nutritious products.  eBrandAid has recently been featured on Atlanta's CBS 46 TV News, MSN.com, Martha Stewart Living Radio, Forbes.com, Diet.com, Vancouver Sun, and now on quiltjazz.com.

Check out their website at www.eBrandAid.com. Subscribers receive a free weekly enewsletter.  Plus, a FREE 7-page eReport (eBrandAid's Grocery Store Survival Guide) that includes a list of over 100 BestBrands by food category.  Be sure to tell Kerry that quiltjazz.com sent you! 

 

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Provide Your Employees with a Dental Plan
 

In March, 2008, the U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics completed a study of the variation in medical care benefits by occupation.  The study found, that in private industry, the percentage range of employees with access to medical care benefits was huge.  At the top of the range, at 86%, was management and professional employees with service workers at the bottom of the range at 46%.  Overall, 71% of private industry workers had access to medical care benefits.                  

 

Access to medical care benefits, by occupation, private industry, March 2008

(source:  U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Employers who provide benefits for their workers tend to experience longer employee tenure, thus reducing the costs associated with hiring and training replacements.  Longer tenured employees also tend to have a higher productivity rate, thereby preventing possible lost revenue to the business while a trainee gets up to speed.

One of the best benefits that you could offer your employees is a dental plan.   DentalPlans.com offers flexible discount dental plans that are easy to implement and practically effortless to manage

DentalPlans.com has an innovative turnkey solution which allows your business to save on your bottom line while offering your employees many money-saving dental care options.

Advantages of Discount Dental Plans

*  Freedom to Choose:  Employees can choose plans that fit their individual needs

*  Plans Qualify under Section 125 Cafeteria Plans:  Potentially saving both you and your employees money by      reducing payroll taxes

*  No Annual Limits:  Members enjoy discounts on most dental services all year long

*  For You (the Employer):  There are no health restrictions, no tiresome paperwork hassles, and no minimum       participation requirements

*  Available to Groups of All Sizes:  Including retirees, part-time workers and employees' uninsured dependents

Take the first step toward a healthier smile! Click Here

 

 

 



 

More Than 5 Million Americans Have Diabetes  -  And Don't Know It

                                             Free Diabetes Health Guide

                                                             

The National Federation of Independant Businesses weighs in on the healthcare debacle.  Here in this video, NFIB President Todd Stottlemyer is interviewed by the Kaiser Family foundation.  In this interview, he cites statistics about small businesses and healthcare.  Part 2 of the interview is below.

 

 

 

Here is Part 2 of NFIB President Todd Stottlemyer's interview with the Kaiser Family Foundation

 





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