Palm Beach, Florida (PRWEB) December 22, 2011

The Rising Dividend Portfolio offered by Montello Wealth Management is gaining tremendous momentum and creating quite a buzz in Palm Beach as Baby boomers and retirees start to rebuild their investment portfolios in 2011 and beyond.

The Rising Dividend Portfolio consists of 25 high quality dividend yielding stocks using companies from historically defensive sectors such as Consumer Goods, REITs, Energy, MLPs, Health Care, Telecom and Utilities. Many of these companies have been paying dividends for more than 100 years and some have been increasing their dividends each and every year for over 25 years. The portfolio serves conservative investors who seek above average current income with relatively modest market risk.

According to Larry Montello, CFP

Salary Anti-Aging boomers struggle with natural remedies

Scottsdale, Arizona (PRWEB) August 23, 2011

Having problems with memory, joints, blood pressure, aging skin or the eye? A visit to the doctor and a new prescription anti-aging might do the trick, but the side effects of many drugs may actually add problems. Research now shows that foods, spices and herbs may be the best approach. Many people are turning to natural remedies as an alternative way to improve and preserve physical and mental health.

accurate information has been challenging so far. With “Healing Foods Natural – A user-friendly reference to the pharmacy of nature” (Cavus Publishing), Pamela Young has written a user-friendly reference to nutrition and health.

Young, “There are many books that are the subject of nutrition and health, but I found many to be uncomfortable, especially when you have to wade through paragraph after paragraph only to find an answer. I wanted a well researched, easy to use book that readers can quickly find answers to health problems related to nutrition. “

review a doctor said, “If you are interested in studying foods and herbs for various diseases,” Natural Healing Foods “is a great book to have in his library.” This extensive cross-reference to food, vitamins, herbs and spices that can help treat or prevent health problems over eighty checks, numerous clinical studies, the food’s natural healing work as well as drugs in many cases minimal, if any, side effects.

foods and vitamins that help treat the disease. For example, the University of Maryland confirms that the help is useful to help osteoporosis. Kale is calcium (one cup of chopped cabbage has 9% of the recommended daily amount), but the kale also has vitamin K (one cup provides a whopping 684% of the RDA). Current evidence shows that vitamin K is to help build strong bones.

University of Maryland, the study says, “There is growing evidence that vitamin K improves bone health and reduce the risk of bone fractures, especially in postmenopausal women at risk of osteoporosis.” Professor Bruce Ames of the University of California-Berkeley, agrees, reporting that vitamin K is the best vitamin available to strengthen bones. The other research verifies that those with the highest intake of vitamin K2 is 65% less likely to suffer a debilitating hip fracture.

For more information, samples and interview requests please get in touch with Cavus publication.

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