Busy family caregivers should "Hire An Elf®" to help with holiday preparations

...Even Santa needs elves to get ready for the holidays

Traverse City MI – For the 66 million family caregivers in the United States, the holidays can be stressful and exhausting. Busy families should avoid the stress this holiday season by using their local BrightStar Care "Hire An Elf®" program to help tend to the needs of their aging or ailing loved ones. BrightStar Care's 7,000 screened, professionally trained, and licensed nurses and caregivers at 250 locations nationwide are at the ready to help busy family caregivers make the most of their holidays.

"Our Hire An Elf® Program is BrightStar's way of trying to be of even higher service to our local communities during the hectic holiday season," said Shelly Sun, BrightStar Care® CEO and co-founder. "There's always so much to do during the holidays that it's difficult for caring families to be in two, three, or ten places at once.

Every Rite-Aid or CVS I pass tells the season of influenza is approaching.

The CDC encourages children and elderly over the age of 65 get the flu vaccine. Vaccines are a substance containing either dead or live strains of influenza virus that is injected into the patient to cause an immune response in the body against the virus-containing vaccine and hopefully prevent future illness due to exposure to influenza.

There are, however, some flaws and disadvantages to this method. Firstly, foreign substances, whether a processed-food or chemical, are not meant to be placed into the body. The incidences of autoimmune disease are on the rise due to the excessive intake of highly-processed foods and new vaccines for every illness. These reactions are due to the foreign proteins and toxic substances (the vaccine strain and preservatives within the vaccine) being injected into the body creating an unnatural response in the body. Studies have shown

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How the EPA's new lead paint rule could affect your business.

On April 22, 2010 the Environmental Protection Agency's new "Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule" went into affect. The Rule affects residential housing as well as child occupied facilities and public and commercial buildings built before 1978. This would include residential rental property, child day care facilities, elementary and secondary schools and other technical and trade schools. For more information on whether your building is affected you can link under Section I.

Lead paint has long been known to be a cause of cancer. The purpose of the rule is to protect workers and the building occupants from lead exposure during renovation, repair and remodeling.