The Healing Powers of Vinegar May Reduce the Risks of Metabolic Syndrome in Baby Boomers
Lake Tahoe, CA (PRWEB) October 17, 2006 -- According to a recent report published on the Wall Street Journal Online, nearly one in three baby boomers has metabolic syndrome, a cluster of conditions, which increase the risks of stroke, diabetes and heart attack.
Vinegar may be the perfect and practical modern miracle for baby boomers. Cal Orey’s revised and updated book, “The Healing Powers of Vinegar: A Complete Guide to Nature’s Most Remarkable Remedy,” shows that the metabolic syndrome can be hindered with simple apple cider vinegar found in kitchen cupboards.
“The battle may be won if diet and lifestyle changes are teamed with vinegar,” Orey said. “It is proven by scientists worldwide that people who follow a Mediterranean-style diet, similar to the vinegar-based meal plans in my book, can lower their weight, blood pressure, insulin, total cholesterol and triglycerides, while boosting their good cholesterol.”
According to Orey, vinegar may also stave off other ailments affecting baby boomers like colds, congestion, flu, earache, seasonal affective disorder, sinus headaches and sore throat. It is also believed that vinegars, all types, may be beneficial as a year-round eco-friendly and invaluable resource for the household, kids and pets.
“Whether people are 25, 50 or 75, vinegar power is now widely recognized as a valuable weight loss tool and potent elixir that is a cheap and natural key to feeling good and looking great,” Orey said.
About the Author
Cal Orey is an accomplished author and journalist. Her books include: “The Healing Powers of Vinegar: A Complete Guide to Nature’s Most Remarkable Remedy,” “Doctors’ Orders,” “202 Pets’ Peeves” and “The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes.” For more information or to schedule an interview, contact the author via e-mail or visit www.calorey.com.
###
Ideal Living Magazine Survey Reveals What Baby Boomers Want in Retirement
More than 1,000 of Ideal Living Magazine's (formerly Living Southern Style) 330,000 readers answered a 35-question survey, via mail-in and on-line, about what they're looking for in retirement. 77% of respondents are between 45 and 65 years old. Included in this release are statistics based on 8 of the 35 posed questions.
Senior citizens benefit the most from a reverse mortgage loan
Senior citizens benefit the most from a reverse mortgage loan
Seniors Gear up for the 2007 Summer National Senior Games -- The Senior Olympics Presented by Humana Senior Athletic Competition Just Under 100 Days A
The 2007 National Senior Games -- The Senior Olympics will take place in just under 100 days. Approximately 12,000 senior athletes (ages 50 and older) will compete for the gold. These men and women have worked hard to be able to compete in the largest multi-sport event for people 50 and older.
Seniors Feel Healthier than Baby Boomers
Compared to others their own age, Seniors feel healthier than Baby Boomers. That was one of the surprising findings from a recent online survey of over 500 Baby Boomers and Seniors conducted by 50Plus Research www.50PlusResearch.com.