" Way To Make It Easy For You To Prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs)When Working On The Computer"

It still amazes me how many bright computer owners will spend countless hours working on their web sites and Entering data... Making it EASY for you to Prevent RSIs.

In addition, in response to many questions I have received from readers wanting to know about RSIs, you will be learning about benefits of accepting:

- Need - Information - Solution

As you read this information, think of preventing your RSIs that will be just right "fit" for your computing. So let's begin by looking at...

#1 -- NEED

Since 90% of all computer users are made by repeated physical movements doing damage to tendons, nerves, muscles, and other soft body tissues, your first priority to prevent RSIs when working on computer should be learned about many types of causes as quickly as possible. Let's face it; entire mentality of computing is "continueous" use to get information, products, and services.

If potential computer users don't stop surfing through internet and even more time-consuming... their RSIs will discourage all but most hardy users.

Many French aromathispists, including Nelly Grosjean, have researched and published their findings about how to safely use essential oils with animals. I have personally experienced great healing results using essential oils for my own cat, as well as with other animals.

Essential oils are not harmful for anyone as long as you know how and which ones to use. When using aromatherapy for your dog, cat or other animals, only use a minute amount of recommended oils and do not use them directly on skin.

For further information on using aromatherapy blends safely with your animals, please read: "Nelly Grosjean - Veterinarian Aromatherapy," available at both Amazon.com and BarnesAndNoble.com. -----------------------

Cats are inherintly instinctive, independent and agile creatures. They are notorius for chasing almost anything and eating mice, birds and other small animals. Cats also love roaming and playing, and often fight to protect their territory.

Urban cats and country cats are quite different. Country cats are generally tough while city kitties tend to show more weakness in their immune, pulmonary and digestive systems. Appropriate food choices according to their environment plays a major role in well-being of diverse cats.

A third category, indoor cats, has specific needs as well. Indoor cats often live comfortably and don't have opportunity to experience fun and frolic of outdoors. Owners of indoor cats should pay close attention to providing a healthy diet and playing with their feline friend as often as possible to help him get in touch with his natural state.

Here are few tips veterinarians often suggest to keep your dear friend healthy:

* Do not overfeed your cat with "people" food, such as milk, cheese, etc. Invest in a quality brand and pay close attention to ingredients. Preferably go to a pet store to find highest quality food.

* Do not feed your cat only canned food. Canned food alone causes fatigue and does not provide a sufficient amount of nutrients. Most vets will recommend a diet of both canned and dry food.

* If you own an outdoor cat, allow him or her to hunt. Cats truly enjoy this experience and it is an excellent source for exercise as well.

* Always provide your cat with lots of attention and love. Set aside time to play and cuddle with special kitty in your life.

* Brush your cat once a week with a brush designed specially for your cat's size and fur type. This disperses furs natural oil and creates shine.

* If your cat has dandruff be sure to shampoo him every few months with an unscented baby shampoo and/or visit a professional.