If you are like me, you can't go anywhere without seeing someone with a phone 'attached' to someone's ear. Is this good or bad? Don't we have any time left that we can call our own and do one thing at a time. How stressful is this? Could it be it is keeping us more in touch with our friends and family or is it a hindrance? Are we paying attention to what is happening around us? Are we thinking for ourselves? Are we shutting out our own thoughts? I see people standing in the way in the grocery store, shouting to someone on the cell phone while I am trying to get around them and shop - the reason I came. People have to feel compelled to answer the phone while driving so they can get someone's phone number or directions from you. We get so many phone calls we now have to be told to shut off our phone while in a doctor's office or church.
I can see where it would really come in handy for example when 'hubby' goes grocery shopping and he can call home and ask if it was Chilli with or without beans, but do we really have to be wired every minute of the day?
Why can't we turn off the phone when we use the bathroom, take a shower, relax by the pool, go shopping, helping the kids with homework, listening to family conversations, etc. ? Is it really too hard for the person on the other end of the phone to call back later? Do they really need to talk to you NOW?
I am thinking this could be very stressful, being tied to a cell phone. My suggestion would be to take control, but if you must continue this life style, I suggest trying our newest product, Eleviv(tm) (ella veev)- a metabolic balance product. It is safe to use and has no side-effects. It reduces stress, removes depression, increases energy and addresses metabolic balance for optimal vigor, physical energy, mental acuity and emotional well being. I have used it and it works great. Two to 6 capsules a day is sufficient. Usually 2 is plenty. I checked with my doctor and he said there is no harm in using it as it is all natural.
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