For a somewhat "strange" application, I'm utilizing. According to a book by Mellie Uyldert, troops with asthma at home did not develop it while serving in combat. The zinc identifying tags that were worn against their chest and windpipe were the reason for the improvement. Through the pores, zinc was continually absorbed. By the windpipe, the author advises wearing a bit of zinc against the skin. The size of these pieces is perfect. I recorded it there last night, so I haven't needed my inhaler today. Strange, I know, but worth a shot. He says that the breathing issues are related to poor blood alkali reserves and an acidified organism that is unable to self-purify because of breathing.

For my son and myself, these flashcards are among my top choices. They are robust, vivid, and most importantly, on a lovely ring to prevent loss! I'm not sure how many times I've ordered flashcards and, for whatever reason, he ends up with them and they disappear forever. We may hang these cards up when not in use and keep them all together on their ring now that we have them. The beautiful thing about these flashcards is that you can gradually increase the complexity. We are in stage 1 and my son is 4 years old, almost 5 shortly. We can move on to the next step when he is in Kindergarten and begins to catch up on things. There are five steps total. A word appears on one side, while its usage in a phrase appears on the other. Every night for about twenty minutes, my kid and I flip through the cards. While I enjoy teaching him his words and phrases, he enjoys looking at the pictures.10 out of 10. Strongly advised.

These cards are excellent for introducing phrases to young children and teaching them sight words. Despite testing out of the first grade, my 4-year-old son remains in VPK. He started reading later than my daughter, but I don't do all the same things with him as I did with her. When I compare the two children, her reading and math skills are great, but her math isn't as advanced as his at his age. She was three years old at the time. I bought these to help him improve his reading so that he will rise rather than fall on the next State exam. He struggles with only a few words in the higher levels (3 & 4), but he gets really interested in the cards when I play them with him because they're colorful and entertaining. Even more, he will take on the role of teacher and test me using the cards, asking me to identify the words and complete sentences. He'll tell me nice mommy and go on, but I still find it funny and play along. Strongly suggest.