by Cathie SmedleyDecember 22, 2011
The body requires a constant source of oxygen-rich blood in order to function properly. Once the organs and tissues use up the oxygen, the blood flows to the heart to pick up more. It arrives in the chambers on the right side, after which it is pumped to the lungs. The lungs replenish the blood with oxygen, and send it back to the heart (this time, the left side). From there, it is pumped back out to the body.
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by Chris O'ConnorDecember 15, 2011
It is said that we are what we eat, and certainly the food we eat plays a large part in determining how healthy we are and how we develop from infancy and through our adult years. If you’d like your youngster to avoid the possibility of prolonged illnesses in later life then getting them to consume health food at a young age is important.
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