Tim Moore

Stumbling Upon New Websites

The web is a virtual smorgasbord of delicious treats. There are countless websites to explore, even though most of us only visit a select few. For instance, I go to Gmail.com, Facebook.com, Twitter.com, Youtube.com and Vitaminstuff.com almost exclusively.... Read >

Twitter and Facebook? Integrate and Consolidate!

If you are like most people these days you're on both Twitter and Facebook on a daily basis. If so, you probably update your Twitter status to keep in contact with those connections, and then move over to Facebook to update your status separately to keep ... Read >

How BlogCatalog Can Help You Promote Your Blog

BlogCatalog is a blog directory to organize the countless blogs out there on the world-wide-web. Right now, there are around 200,000+ blogs that have been added by their owners to this quickly growing directory. It's a great place to go if you're looking ... Read >

Getting a Social Security Disability Approval

Getting a Social Security disability approval can take months and sometimes years. The process usually involves the filing of an initial claim (a.k.a. a disability application), receiving an initial denial on a claim (approximately seventy percent of all ... Read >

Disability Benefits: The System is Failing

Most individuals in American think that if something happens to them, such as an illness, an injury, or a disability that affects their ability to work, they will be taken care of through disability benefits, obtained from the social security administrati... Read >

The Long Wait for Social Security Disability

You have filed for social security disability or SSIâ€"how long will it be before you begin to see actual disability payments? The answer to this question is, for most claimants, a long time. The vast majority of disability applications are denied upo... Read >

Choosing a Social Security Disability Attorney

Choosing a social security disability attorney is much like choosing an attorney to represent you in a legal matter, in that you will find that not all are created equal. The level of experience, competence, ethics, egotism, etc., varies, and it's best to... Read >

Drink Healthy Hot Cocoa to Warm Up and Stay Healthy Too

A study, carried out by Dr Chang Yong Lee and colleagues at Cornell University in New York, shows that drinking a cup of hot cocoa may be the perfect way to warm up and provide your body with a helpful dose of antioxidants. The study was published in the ... Read >

Can Vitamin D Make You Sexy?

A Spanish research team conducted studies to access whether essential nutrients, such as vitamin D, could heighten sexual pheromones. Pheromones are odorless, naturally secreted chemical communicators that act as a signal to trigger behavioral response... Read >

Antioxidants may Have the Ability to Reduce Lung Damage

Recent studies suggest that antioxidants could decrease lung damage from toxins caused by ozone pollution. The research was conducted by scientists from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC, and the National Institutes of Health in Bethe... Read >

Can Taking Vitamins Kill You by Causing an Early Death ?

The worldwide view on vitamin supplements seems to be ‘the more you take, the better it is for you'. Millions supplement their dietary needs with vitamins, especially antioxidant vitamins A, E and C, but a new study suggests that vitamin supplements cou... Read >

Vitamin E may Provide Benefits for People With Parkinson's

A study published in Lancet Neurology, a monthly UK medical journal, suggests that Vitamin E gained from dietary sources may help Parkinson's disease. The study was conducted by Dr. Mayhar Etminan and colleges from Queen's University in Canada. This te... Read >

Blueberries may Help Prevent Colon Cancer

Researchers from Rutgers University and the US Department of Agriculture have found that a naturally occurring key compound in blueberries, pterostilbene, may be able to prevent the onset of one of the most virulent and dreaded neoplasms, colon cancer. ... Read >

Thirty-One Thousand People Can't be Wrong: Alternative Medicine is on the Rise

Alternative medicine use is on the rise, according to a survey conducted by the U.S. government in 2002. The survey polled 31,000 people, asking them about their alternative health use, including yoga, massage, prayer, herbs and diet therapies, such as... Read >

Dairy-Free Chocolate for the Best Health Rewards

Research has shown time and time again that eating small portions of dark chocolate may provide numerous health benefits as a result of chocolate's antioxidant properties. However, a new study, performed by a team of scientists in Scotland and Italy, sugg... Read >