Friday, August 2, 2013
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Thursday, August 1, 2013
Low blood sugar may increase cardiovascular risk
A new study suggests that type 2 diabetes patients with dangerously low blood sugar levels may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
Today: Celebrate Leaping Bunny’s Certification of 500 Cruelty-Free Companies
Leaping Bunny has been working hard for many years to raise consumer awareness of what is in cosmetics and other personal care products, and how these items are tested for safety, and they are now celebrating certification of 500 cruelty-free companies! “That’s 500 companies who have committed to no new animal testing on their ingredients, formulations,
Leaping Bunny has been working hard for many years to raise consumer awareness of what is in cosmetics and other personal care products, and how these items are tested for safety, and they are now celebrating certification of 500 cruelty-free companies!
“That’s 500 companies who have committed to no new animal testing on their ingredients, formulations, and finished products. Our companies come in all shapes and sizes and make such a great variety of products,” explained a recent press release.
That means more choice for compassionate consumers, and less animal testing being done on a global scale – now THAT’s something to celebrate! If you aren’t already a loyal Leaping Bunny follower (and if you haven’t already taken their pledge to go cruelty-free), do so today by visiting their website: http://www.leapingbunny.org. And in case you’re just getting into cruelty-free shopping, check out LBP’s shopping guides in paper and app formats.
Landmark right-to-die appeal dismissed
A British court has rejected appeals for the right to die by a paralysed road accident victim and the family of a deceased locked-in syndrome sufferer.