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I got Jason and me some McDonalds today because we haven’t had it in awhile, and… I don’t know! Haha. But I did. Although the spinning wheel toy that came with his Happy Meal was kind of odd, I’m glad they have child-friendly toys specially designed for children under three years of age or else I’m pretty sure I would have been screwed. Normally, I’m not that keen on getting fast food for me or my son because I believe that it lends itself to such things as high blood pressure and obesity when relied on too much as the means to the ends of eating, but… I figured to myself that once or twice a month isn’t really going to hurt either one of us. And the only time that I make an exception to my “no eating meat” rule is when I’m eating in front of my son, because I don’t want him to deprive himself of minerals and vitamins that he needs growing up because he sees mommy turning down common foods. If he wants to make the decision to be a vegan or vegetarian when he’s older, so be it. When he’s more educated about foods and supplements, he can make the decision for himself.

But I still can’t help the fact for the life of me that meat nauseates me. I try!

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I’ve found, although I know that this won’t work for everyone, that the simple fact that I don’t eat meat has helped me maintain a healthier and lower weight as compared to if I went completely carnivorous. I also eat six small meals a day as compared to three larger ones, and I frequently snack on healthy fruits and vegetables. Seldom do I eat fast food, and if I must go out to get some, I go to Subway since I know that Subway is more nutritious not only for me but also for my son too. The only downsides that are presented, I suspect, is that it doesn’t exactly seem to help my predisposition to slightly low blood pressure.

Sometimes, eating the foods that you do isn’t enough to provide you with the nutrition that you need. When I was pregnant with my son, I was told by my doctor at about my seventh month of pregnancy that I would need to begin taking calcium supplements because of the severity of my being so lactose intolerant. And not only that, but I’m also allergic to the specific protein found in cow’s milk as well! Drinking copious amounts of milk would not be adequate enough to sustain both of us with the calcium that we’d need to continue faring well, because I would become extremely sick after drinking roughly the same amount of milk that you’d expect a five-year-old to be able to drink without any problems. Although I was prescribed a generic calcium supplement at that time, I wish that I had known more about mineral and vitamin supplements to know that I should have taken Care Nutrition — Supplements That Doctors Trust.

These supplements are the superior choice in mineral and vitamin supplements! They are also the single most trusted by doctors around the country as well.

Care Products, Inc announces the launch of the Care Nutrition online store

Orlando, FL – April 7, 2008 – Care Products, Inc. today announced the launch of its Care Nutrition online store. The line of nutritional supplements originally available only through hospitals and healthcare organizations is now available direct to consumers at www.carenutrition.com.

The company announced the ecommerce website will open a new channel of distribution that will greatly increase their service offerings.

“We are excited to launch the Care Nutrition ecommerce website as it expands our ability to provide quality, doctor-recommended nutritional supplements on a national level direct to health-conscious consumers,” says Bill Johnson, Care Nutrition Product Manager. “The ecommerce site is designed to enhance our distribution network through direct participation by our retail outlets.”

Care Nutrition brings a new dimension of quality to the dietary supplement industry with highly refined, doctor-recommended products in a market where most are met with hesitant consumers uncertain about product integrity and efficacy.

Care Nutrition is committed to using natural and organic ingredients, and also offers several vegan-friendly supplements.

The company offers a wide range of popular supplements across three product lines. Care Nutrition Health focuses on enhancing the overall health and well-being of men, women and children. Care Nutrition Women’s features supplements that are specifically designed to meet the complex needs of a woman’s body. And lastly, Care Nutrition Fitness is directed toward both serious athletes and those who exercise regularly to support their active lifestyles.

For more information contact Bill Johnson at (407) 566-1091 or bill.johnson@thepaquingroup.com

About Care Products, Inc.

Care Products, Inc., a subsidiary of Paquin Healthcare Companies, Inc., is a leading supplier of health and wellness lifestyle products and is dedicated to providing the highest quality and most dependable dietary supplements, cosmetics and skincare products to the healthcare industry. www.carenutrition.com

About Paquin Healthcare Companies, Inc.

Paquin Healthcare Companies, Inc., through its subsidiary operations, is pioneering the development of distribution channels for healthcare-based retail products and services. Working in conjunction with major hospitals and other professional healthcare organizations nationwide, Paquin Healthcare is the nation’s leading provider of integrated and customized solutions for the implementation of healthcare retail strategies. As Medicare reimbursement rates continue to be pressured downward and expenses rise, new sources for non-reimbursed revenues are becoming essential to the financial viability of hospitals. Paquin Healthcare also organizes the industry’s premier annual meeting event for healthcare retail initiatives, The Healthcare Retail Conference. For more information, visit www.PaquinHealthcare.com.