The strips can tell whether a six ounce cup of cappuccino carries more than 20mg of caffeine in it. Other features include:

• D+caf™ Test Strips enable you to test the caffeine concentration of coffee and tea.
• 20 single-use test strips
• 98% accurate for detecting “NON-DECAFFEINATED” beverages – above 20 mg caffeine per 6 oz. serving
• D+caf™ is a lateral flow immunoassay, similar to the technology used in home pregnancy tests
• D+caf™ Test Strips can be used on hot or cold beverages
• Produces a result in as little as 30 seconds
• Test beverage before adding milk, cream, powdered creamers, syrups or other additives

If you can’t live without coffee but can do without the caffeine than this product might be your answer. The product can be bought for $9.95. Product Page!

Below is a video from NBC news discussing the product.

1 Qt. Red Grape Juice
½ Qt. Natural lemon soft drink
1 Peach
1 Apple
1 Lemon

DIRECTIONS:

Cut peach and apple in small cubes. Wash and slice lemon. Pour grape juice and lemon soft drink into pitcher and add diced fruit. Serve cold with ice.

4 Tbs Linden
1 Orange (juiced)
1 Lemon Rind
½ Qt Red Grape Juice
½ Qt Purified Water

DIRECTIONS:

Boil water and lemon rind together for 3 minutes Put linden in teapot and add boiling water and lemon rind and cover. Steep for 5-10 minutes. Serve Hot.

4 C. Orange Juice
3 Cinnamon Sticks
1 TBS Vanilla extract
1 Pt. Vanilla Ice Cream

DIRECTIONS:

In a large saucepan, combine orange juice, cinnamon sticks, and vanilla over medium heat. Bring mixture to a boil and reduce to a low heat. Simmer for 10 minutes and remove cinnamon sticks. Stir in ice cream. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until heated through. Do not allow mixture to boil.

Yields 4 to 6 servings.

1 TBS Cornstarch
1 ½ Cloves crushed garlic
2 TSP Fresh ginger, chopped, divided
¼ C. Vegetable oil
1 Small head broccoli, cut into florets
½ C. Snow peas
¾ C. Julienned carrots
½ C. Green beans
2 TBS Soy sauce
2 ½ TBS Water
¼ C. Chopped onions
½ TBS Salt

DIRECTIONS:

In a large bowl, mix cornstarch, garlic, one teaspoon ginger, two tablespoons of vegetable oil until cornstarch is dissolved. Mix in broccoli, snow peas, carrots, and green beans.

Heat remaining two tablespoons of oil in a large skillet or frying pan. Cook vegetables in oil for two minutes constantly stirring to prevent burning. Stir in soy sauce and water. Mix in onion, salt and remaining ginger. Cook until vegetables are tender but still crisp. Serve over hot rice.

YEALDS: 6 SERVINGS!

5.3oz Unsweetened Shredded Coconut
5.3oz Rolled Oats
2oz Seedless Grapes
½ Qt. Soymilk
2oz Evaporated Cane Juice

DIRECTIONS:

Boil all ingredients except shredded coconut in a pot, stirring constantly until thick. Mix in ⅓ of shredded coconut and shape into balls. Coat with remaining coconut and set in freezer for 30 minutes. Can be served chilled or room temperature.

1 Lb Carrots
1 Lb Apples
2 Tbs Lemon Juice

DIRECTIONS:

Wash, peel and chop apples and carrots. Blend or juice extractor. Add lemon juice and serve cold.

1 Head of garlic
1 Juiced lemon
2 Teaspoons cayenne pepper
¼ Cup purified water

INSTRUCTIONS:

Blend all ingredients in blender until smooth. Refrigerate and take 2 teaspoons 3 times daily. For children over age 4 give 1 teaspoon 3 times daily.

Cold compress
Basin
Tea kettle of hot water
Chair
Blanket
Sheet
Towel
Pitcher of cold water
Glass of purified water
Purified drinking water

INSTRUCTIONS:

In a room free from open windows and drafts with a normal temperature: place a towel and then sheet over chair. Pour hot water into basin and dilute until its temperature is about 104°F, remember to always check comfort level of the water with your elbow and not your hands.

Patient should be wearing a tee shirt and shorts. Have them sit on the chair and rap them in the towel and then blanket. Submerge their feet in the water and place the cold compress over their forehead. If water is too hot dilute it with cold water. As the treatment goes on more hot water will be needed to keep the temperature at the right level. Gently add hot water being careful not to burn patient’s feet.

It is natural for sweating to occur for this procedure. Have patient drink freely of purified water to replace the one lost.

After 15-20 minutes of treatment, remove feet from water and rinse with cold water to close the pores opened by the hot water. It is best to finish off treatment with a hot and cold shower and one hour of rest.

The average child spends 3-4 hours a day in front of the television set. That adds up to over 26 hours of television weekly and in a year you can expect that your child will probably spend more time watching The Simpsons than time reading about War of the Roses in school.

The most common ways television affects children’s health is either by the commercials shown on TV or just sitting in front of the set.

According to Nelson Media Reports, each year the average child is exposed to 11,000 plus food advertisements. Is it any wonder why Johnny keeps asking for the Frosted Flakes after you have told him several times to put it down? Remember the television has told him several hundred times to pick it up and put it in the cart. And it also teaches him that if he insists you will get fed up and give in to him. Couple that with the fact that most of the food commercials on TV especially for children programming is either candy or junk food and since the schools are not doing any better in the nutrition of our children it should come as no surprise when Johnny is going from a waist size 26-34 at age 11 or 12.

The second way is by the metabolic rate of the body slowing down. Every person has a specific metabolic rate at which it burns calories. Sometimes the metabolism of the body can be off and so its burning fewer calories than it should. But more likely than not it is the fact that more food is being put in than should be.

The brain has two modes. Beta waves which are for cognitive or analytic thinking (what you are doing now), and Alfa waves which are the hypnotic waves used by many in the new age religions and hypnotists. Within three minutes of Television watching the brain switches form beta to alfa waves. This means that all the body functions slow down drastically. And guess which is most affected? The metabolic rate of the body. That is why it is worse to sit in front of the TV after a heavy meal than to take a nap.

It just might be time to pull the plug on our little Johnny and give him a life outside the television set. He might whine at first but he’ll thank you later. Plus it might also help him make some new friends and of course save you money at the medicine man down the road.