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Shaklee Distributor’s Products Receive PTPA Media Inc. Seal of Approval


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Contact: Marilyn Kvasnok

A leading wellness company’s Organic Super Cleaning Concentrate and Dish Wash Concentrates have won the PTPA Media Inc. Seal of Approval

Toronto, July 16th, 2008: Marilyn Kvasnok announces that the wellness company she represents has been awarded the influential PTPA Media Inc’s Seal of Approval for excellence in parenting products.

PTPA Media Inc. (Parent Tested Parent Approved) has announced the winners of the 2008 Summer Product Call for the best in parenting products. The products have been awarded the PTPA Media Inc.’s Seal of Approval in many categories ranging from baby monitors, baby slings, safety gear, bedding and the most recent addition of a Green category.

Being honored with an award from PTPA Media Inc. is a huge achievement for a product geared to babies, children and parents. ”We are thrilled to be recognized by PTPA for our environmentally friendly household cleaning line,” said Roger Barnett, Chairman and CEO, “This latest award is a testament to our company’s dedication to creating products that are always safe, always work and always green.”

The Organic Super Cleaning Concentrate, the Dish Wash Concentrate and the Automatic Dish Wash Concentrate were among many entries competing to win the PTPA Media Seal of Approval for Summer 2008. PTPA Media’s mission is to discover and appraise new products designed for children and families. Companies throughout North America submitted samples of their parenting products and they were matched with PTPA Media’s large database of parents. The products were tested by savvy parenting reviewers, and professionals and the results were compiled for PTPA Media Inc.’s review committee for the final decision. The winners of the prestigious Seal of Approval from PTPA Media are selected based on value, functionality, quality and appeal of the product.

“We are excited to announce the winners of the PTPA Media Inc. product call for Summer 2008,” said Kathryne May, a Director at PTPA Media Inc. “It’s a win-win situation for the consumer as well as the manufacturer. Parents who are shopping for products for their families can look for our Seal of Approval and know that these products have been tried and tested by parents for parents.”

“I am so proud that the organic super cleaning concentrate and the Dish Wash Concentrates have received the PTPA Media Award, especially since the company has created one of the original environmentally-friendly cleaners in 1960. I really believe in the company’s household cleaning line, because it offers non-toxic and natural cleaning choices that are safe for your family and the earth,” said Marilyn Kvasnok, Shaklee Independent Distributor.

About the company
For 50 years, this company has been a leading provider of premium quality, natural nutrition, and personal care products, environmentally-friendly household products, and state-of-the-art air and water treatment systems. In 2000, the company became the first company in the world to be Climate Neutral™ certified to totally offset its CO2 emissions, resulting in a net zero impact on the environment. With a robust product portfolio, including more than 50 patents and patents pending worldwide, the company has more than 750,000 Members and Distributors worldwide and operates in the U.S., Mexico, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, and soon, in China. For more information about the company, click here.

About PTPA Media Inc.
PTPA Media Inc. (Parent Tested, Parent Approved) provides an objective means to discover, appraise and promote new products designed to enrich family living. Products range from baby clothing, toys and accessories to parent-centric creations that enhance day to day life. Our mission is to marry innovative companies with discerning consumers. We provide reliable and relevant information to both parties with the intent of improving the consumer access to exciting quality products. Visit ptpamedia.com for more information.

NOTE: The company and product names have been removed to comply with the company’s current Internet guidelines.

Marilyn Kvasnok

The Story of Stuff

Click to watch the movie

Stuff, stuff and more stuff.
Where does it all come from?
Where does it all go?

Watch the movie: The Story of Stuff

Now that you know The Story of Stuff . . .
What can you do?

Learn about a company concerned with Global Climate Change.

Use non-toxic, earth-friendly cleaning products.

Buy concentrated products that keep extra packaging out of landfills.

Marilyn Kvasnok

Inch By Inch Weight Loss

I have dieted my whole adult life. I’ve tried it all: Eating sensibly (HA!), fasting, giving up desserts, not eating between meals, eating only salads and vegetables, eating only protein, drinking lots of water and lots more that I can’t even remember. I thought one of the best diet plans was “eat less and do more.” Sounds like it should work. But, I think the problem with it was . . . There were no guidelines and no boundaries. How much food is less? How much exercise is more? It wasn’t easy to measure.

Eureka! I’ve finally found the answer. I’ve now lost 40 pounds and I’m keeping it off. It’s been over a year since I hit that goal. I know my eating habits have changed. Now, I’m much more aware of everything I eat.

My starter kit included a software program. I entered my stats and preferences and the program customized my plan. By following the personalized meals that were set up or designing my own menu thru the system, I lost about 2 pounds a week. Slow and steady.

The best part is that I lost fat, not muscle. With most diets, you lose muscle along with the fat. When you stop the diet, you start gaining the weight back, but it’s all fat. Diet after diet, you keep losing muscle until your metabolism is shot.

The secret with the Inch Loss Plan is Leucine. Leucine helps retain muscle as you lose weight. It’s a secret that athletes have known for years. Call me a believer. But, losing pounds isn’t the focus of the Inch Loss Plan. It’s the inches I lost! I lost 29 inches and they’re never coming back.

Marilyn Kvasnok

Click the Ball

I remember WAY BACK to the first version of Windows, when computer users played Solitaire. Maybe some of us still do. A waste of time? I don’t think so. Sure, it’s fun, but it’s also good for your mind to play games. Just don’t do it all day long.

Years ago, mom wanted to learn a little about using a computer. I introduced her to Solitaire. After playing about 15 minutes, she had mastered the mouse.

So, when I ran across this game, I took a few minutes to play. Start by putting the mouse cursor inside the box. When you click on the ball, it will change color.

Ball

Click the ball!

You’ll find the game here.
Thank you, mazzanet Productions.

Marilyn Kvasnok

What’s For Dinner? Salad

Lettuce, tomato and cucumber. That makes a salad. But, it’s pretty boring. And if it’s topped with a creamy dressing, it could be packed with empty calories.

I love salad and often make one for dinner.

Some of my favorite ingredients are . . .

  • Romaine hearts (more nutrition than iceberg lettuce)
  • Round or plum tomatoes
  • Cucumbers (I prefer the English or “gourmet” type)
  • Chicken or turkey (white meat has less fat)
  • Hard boiled eggs
  • Shredded cheddar cheese
  • Chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
  • Broccoli (sauteed in olive oil)
  • Asparagus (sauteed in olive oil)
  • Cauliflower (lightly steamed)
  • Snow peas (sauteed in olive oil)
  • Baby green peas (frozen and uncooked)
  • Scallions and sweet onions
  • Red, yellow and green peppers
  • Mushrooms
  • Black olives (sliced thin)
  • Water chestnuts
  • Parsley
  • Sunflower seeds (plain or quickly sauteed in olive oil)
  • Soy bacon bits
  • Olive oil (extra virgin and cold pressed)
  • Hidden Valley Ranch dressing (just enough to add some zip)

Almost any combination of these salad ingredients makes a healthy, nutritious dinner.

Marilyn Kvasnok

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