Month: August 2006

Using the Dish network for home viewing

The Dish Network is one of the world s greatest options for your home viewing pleasure, and a lot of this has to do with its Dish Network HD receivers. HD, or high definition, provides the clarity of detail and crispness of textures that usually is reserved for real life. But now on your television, you can see the individual strands of an actor s haircut, or see each blade of grass in a football field. In fact, HD television is beyond real life.

Dish Network HD receivers launch satellite television into the stratosphere of the entertainment world. It combines the most eye-catching images with the most ear thumping sound. That s because Dish includes Dolby Digital 5.1 channel surround sound with its high definition receivers.

These receivers also come with a ton of other features. These include a slick design to fit into even the most sophisticated of decorated dens. Whether you go with the art deco motif, or the classic down-home county look, in your home, you can expect these receivers to blend in excellently in your home entertainment system. These receivers also can have single and dual tuner satellite modes for recording digital images.

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Knowing the detox diet

Detox diets sound great they claim that you will not only lose weight, but also rid your body of all sorts of harmful toxins and be so much healthier for it. According to this report from the BBC, it s probably best not to rush into one without considering several points.

What’s a detox diet?

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Detox diets vary, but they typically advise restriction of the diet to raw vegetables, fruit, water and yoghurt – with strict avoidance of foods such as meat, fish, alcohol and stimulants (including coffee). The recommended duration of this regime also varies, but may be prescribed for up to a week or ten days.

After a week on such a minimal and limited diet, it’s not surprising that people report feeling lighter and less lethargic. These are symptoms of a lack of calories rather than the elimination of toxins from the body. Headaches are a common side effect of caffeine withdrawal along with tiredness and irritability in some people.