Country: 94.102.55.132, Africa, SC

City: 55.6667 , Seychelles

I always keep Goldenseal in my herb arsenal. Look mostly for organic, but do find Nature's Way at a reasonable price-point. I treat Goldenseal with lots of respect (and don't use it all the time). I feel it's a powerful herb - and I use it for isolated issues.

Love this product. My hair suddenly began falling out in September 2013, for no apparent reason. Hair falling out evenly all over, and the quality of strands had thinned to about 1/4 of what they had been. Hair loss increased to handfuls. Dr. said stress or shock as a cause would have already run it's course, so they ruled that out. Prescriptions and OTC hair loss treatments were difficult and unhelpful. Too many chemicals in most everything on the market. So I decided to go all natural with this shampoo and follow it with the Just Natural conditioner. Wow! I have only been using it, with nothing else, for less than a month. Week 1, hair feels healthier and bouncy. Week 2, I notice visibly less hair falling out. How do I know? Each time I shower, I pick up all the fallen hairs, pull hair out of the drain, collect the hair from my comb and my hands and off the floor into a pile to examine how much I was losing. I'd been doing that before I began using this product. I only wish I'd taken pictures. Week 3, at 3/4 less hair loss. Compared to my previous hair loss, I was shocked how little fell out this past week. Use both shampoo & conditioner if you try it.

Thought this was a cool concept: Being able to have a portable "desktop" PC. Hooked it up to an older (but not very old) Samsung TV and had no issues with setup / Windows 10. Saw some reviews about it being finicky about what TV it would work with so plugged it in to an older(-ish) Vizio. No problems there either. Had to use the picture size button on the Samsung TV to get it to fit, but the Vizio was perfect without any extra settings. I live in an above average tech household so WIFI is good; able to watch Netflix and YouTube with no problems. Next experiment will be to upload MS Office. I imagine it will work just fine, but wouldn't be too put out if it didn't; my main use will be streaming, which it does very well.

I purchased the extra-small size for my daily commute to work via train. I wanted a bag that was light, rugged, and would hold enough to be functional yet stay out of my way. This bag has been absolutely perfect. I typically transport a book in the large pocket, my earbuds in the quick-access napoleon pocket, and some business cards in the small pockets under the flap. However, when I need to transport bulkier items it expands to fit... shoes, boxes of food, hard drives, packages, etc; there is a surprising amount of room for such a small bag. I've had water bottles leak inside the main pocket, and the lining really is waterproof - a quick wipe with a paper towel and everything's dry again. The only issue I've had is that the bag tapers at the bottom, so it can not fit a full-size folder or 8.5x11 sheet of paper. You can make it work if you fold the flap down tall, leaving extra space at the top, but I typically wind up just folding my papers in half. This was a minor annoyance, and a fair tradeoff for such a compact bag. I wear the bag high on my back, angled so the left side of the bag is touching my shoulder blade and find it very comfortable for commuting.