Monthly Archives: July, 2010

Get Better Savings by Buying Your Nolvadex Online

Nolvadex is a treatment drug that is highly popular amongst middle-aged women.  This is because this is the drug that is very useful as well as effective when it comes to treating or preventing the development of breast cancer.  The reason that this drug is very effective when it comes to the treatment of such is that the drug itself has been made particularly to bind with estrogen receptors, thus prevent the estrogen activated growth of the cancer.  Once the drug is absorbed by your body via metabolic processes, the drug’s mechanism of action as selective estrogen receptor modulator will be binding itself towards estrogen receptors and preventing estrogen hormones from binding with the receptors.  Breast cancer actually needs estrogen for growth.  However, if the levels of estrogen are being limited, in essence, you will be able to stop the cancer from growing.

Nolvadex actually has other uses aside from just solely treating breast cancer.  In fact, Nolvadex can be used for treating medical conditions such as angiogenesis, bipolar disorder, infertility problems, estrogen-related premature puberty, and gynecomastia.  Nevertheless, for more than three decades, Nolvadex has been used mostly for the treatment or prevention of female breast cancer.  If you are looking to buy this anti-estrogenic drug, then you will be glad to know that you can buy Nolvadex online.

If your physician has prescribed you to buy this drug to treat a particular condition, your decision will either be to buy it at your local pharmacy or drugstore, or you can buy your Nolvadex online.  There are actually many online merchants who sell Nolvadex online.  The best part of all is that it is very convenient to buy Nolvadex online and it is also more economical to get your Nolvadex online, simply because the prices per pill given by online merchants cannot easily be beat by the prices offered by any physical store.

As mentioned earlier, it is more economical to get your Nolvadex online.  However, if you buy Nolvadex online, it will take around several days before you are able to get your first dosage of the drug.  If you require to take the drug immediately, the best thing to do is to first purchase your doses of Nolvadex online and get the estimate on when your Nolvadex online purchase will be delivered to you.  This will provide you with a rough estimate on how much Nolvadex pills you will need to purchase from your local drugstore while waiting for the package of your Nolvadex online purchase.

If you are familiar to buying stuffs online, then you will have no problems when it comes to buying Nolvadex online.  However, if this will be your first time making purchases over the internet, the task may actually become a bit tricky or even daunting for some.  But if you are serious in getting better savings by buying your Nolvadex online, then you may want to take time and ensure that you get your does of Nolvadex online.  It is actually simply a matter of making a search query, picking the online shops which you may want to buy Nolvadex online from, comparing prices and delivery charges with different websites, checking if the site is authentic, and finally finalizing and completing the online transaction.

Holidays are Changing

I’m trying to talk my parents and in-laws into coming to our place for Thanksgiving.

Ever since leaving for college at age 18, I’ve traveled over the holidays.

My hubby and I are moving in early November, and we’ll hopefully be settled into our new place by Turkey Day. I’d hate to move in and then turn around and leave right away. Plus, it sounds fun to host the holidays. Of course, I’ve never cooked a Thanksgiving dinner before, but a minor detail, right? I can figure it out.

One year I asked my mom if she’d teach me to cook the turkey. I arrived at her house ready to tackle the bird and learn how to make stuffing. My grandmother was visiting too. The two of them have been taking on Thanksgiving together forever, and despite my good intentions, everyone fell into their normal roles that year. My brother helped mash the potatoes, my dad prepared to carve, I found myself setting the table, pouring the wine, and arranging the relish tray. My mom and grandmother had their own rhythm and didn’t need anyone – including me – butting in. Or maybe I simply got distracted watching whatever movies my brother had rented from the video store. Either way, I never learned how to bake a turkey. (Actually, bake or roast?)

This year will be different. My grandmother no longer travels. One of my brothers is married and will be away. I’ve pegged the local, sustainable farm where I plan to purchase Mr. Tom. (For any vegetarians, here are some recipes I stumbled across on GentleThanksgiving.org).

My parents jumped on the chance to come to my place for a change. I hope my in-laws do too.

Times are changing. Times are changing.

Part of me is nervous about altering the rhythm of our holiday, but I’m excited too.

Happy

The other day, I was in a “blah” mood due to my seasonal affective disorder (self-diagnosed). To snap out of it, I came up with a list of ten activities that are fun. Not just enjoyable, but playful and lively. The kind of activities that make me happy, happy, happy.

10 Fun Activities
1. Rollerblading (I can’t help but grin like a fool whem I blade – I absolutely love it more than just about anything)
2. Dinner out with my husband
3. Waterskiing
4. Downhill Skiing
5. Watching a good romantic comedy
6. Tennis
7. Jumping on a trampoline
8. Throwing a Frisbee with my dog (she can leap in the air and catch it)
9. Riding rapids in a river
10. Snorkeling around coral reefs

Reviewing my list, it dawned on my how many were linked to physical activity – things that get my blood flowing. (Yoga isn’t on there because while I do enjoy it – love it, actually – I think of it as more of a calming practice.) I don’t know where the trampoline came from – that one just popped into my head. Well, I’m so getting a mini tramp for my bedroom. When it’s cold and windy and rainy I’ll get some physical exercise and make myself laugh while I’m at it.

Bounce. Bounce. Bounce. Š

Welcome, Loved One

A few weeks ago I was in Tulum, Mexico for a week of yoga, meditation and silent beach walks. I arrived at night after everyone else had gone to sleep. Inside my cabana two flickering candles revealed a comfy bed draped in mosquito netting with a welcome card on the pillow. I picked up the card and read what was written. Holding it next to my heart I smiled. Then I crawled under the covers and drifted off to sleep.

The next morning as I was journaling in my notebook, I thought about the card and scribbled down what it had said: You are worth loving. I had a funny feeling that what I wrote wasn’t quite right, so I went back to my cabana to double-check. Sure enough, I had misquoted the card. It actually read: I am worth loving.

Notice the difference?

Why is it so easy to believe others are worth loving, but so hard to believe it about ourselves? Why is it difficult to say? To know? To live?

This isn’t a narcissistic kind of love; rather, it’s a “love your neighbor as yourself” kind of love. Eating mindfully, treating ourselves with kindness, practicing yoga — these are ways we can love ourselves by being stewards of our body and soul.

I began practicing yoga years ago after watching my then-boyfriend (now husband) ease into a backbend with grace. To this day I still can’t do that, but it doesn’t matter because self-love is about accepting myself for who I am, not what I can achieve. I will be blogging about yoga twice a week for the Eat Wasa Feel Good team (my partner, Zandria, introduced herself yesterday as the vegan blogger).

So here’s a warm welcome to you, loved one, and an invitation to join me on this journey. Feel free to post comments, questions or ideas. You can also e-mail me or visit my personal blog, Roughly Speaking.

Oh, by the way, my name is Jenny. And I am worth loving.