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My name is Erin Yarrobino. I live in and was born in Ozone Park, in Queens, New York. I live in a house with four cats and one dog. I am currently looking for full-time work, but for now I just registered to write articles about things I really believe in

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Food & Drink > Food & Drink (Other) Product reviews: Del Monte canned sliced carrots: 2 of 2
Whenever I have a fresh salad for lunch, I always boil fresh carrots from the bag. However, once in awhile, I like to have carrots as a side dish with dinner. I have always been a supporter of the Del Monte brand of vegetables, and even though some people have said it is not as good as other brands, I beg to differ. All of t... More..
Health & Fitness > Nutrition Basics The health benefits of kidney beans: 2 of 2
All of us, and especially those who do not eat meat, could benefit from eating kidney beans. Kidney beans have nutritional benefits. If you are heating them up from a can, they take only a couple of minutes to cook. Even if you are cooking dry kidney beans, it is only 45 minutes of your day. You could use the time to get oth... More..
Health & Fitness > Nutrition Basics How honey benefits your health: 2 of 2
One of my favorite year-round foods is honey. It is perfect for a cold, winter evening with green tea, and it is great for a warm, summer day as an alternative to candy bars or too-sweet candy. A lot of people do not know how honey could benefit your health, from the inside and out, but it really could. Honey is a great anti... More..
Health & Fitness > Nutrition Tips High sodium foods to avoid: 2 of 2
Avoiding sodium is not as hard as it seems. We all know by now that we should have the recommended 2,300 milligrams of sodium each day. Sodium helps to maintain our potassium levels, and is important for maintaining homeostasis of our body temperature when we sweat during exercise. However, anything more than this could set ... More..
Health & Fitness > Dental Hygiene When to throw your toothbrush away: 2 of 2
According to many professionals in the dental industry, everyone should throw their toothbrushes away every three to four months. I have to say, I must agree with this. I have noticed that after three months, the bristles on the toothbrush are not as straight as they used to be, and they do not brush the same way also. I am ... More..