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Monday, August 27, 2012

How to Pick the Right Moving Company - Question to Ask Your Potential Mover


You should first narrow down your options to 3 movers, and then use the following vetting process to narrow down your options. Don't be afraid to ask the company about their competitors - a true professional will tell you about their legitimate competition, and their below-average competition. A true professional also knows that they cannot move every customer that comes to them due to scheduling, but it is their duty to point you in the right direction so that they ensure that the customer is in good hands.

Are you licensed, bonded, and insured? Can you send me a certificate of insurance?

A moving company should be readily able to produce insurance documents covering themselves for following types of coverage: general liability, automotive, Worker's Compensation, Motor Truck Cargo. It also helps if they are members of their state moving association, and the national one, namely AMSA, MASS DPU, and DOT. Though these are not required, they provide the peace of mind that a company is verified and in good standing with regulating authorities. If the company you are calling is not a reputable and honest company, they will have trouble answering these questions or providing the documents. They might even try to change the topic. A reliable moving company should be able to provide these answers and documents at a moment's notice!

What is your hourly rate?

Some moving companies have all sorts of hidden rates that they don't disclose up front on the initial few conversations. The pricing structure, no matter how it is calculated, should be transparent and simple. For example, we charge at an hourly rate of time-start, to time-finish, plus an hour for mileage and truck charges. This way we can provide the most accurate moving estimate possible. This structure is a little different with interstate movers, where moves are calculated according to weight of the items being moved.

Can you provide some testimonials from previous customers?

Check the company's rating on sites such as Better Business Bureau, Angie's List, Service Magic, Google, Yahoo etc., and you should get a good feel for what people are saying about them. A company's own website can tout many positive reviews, but keep in mind that these reviews can be manipulated or even fabricated, so reviews on independent sites are much more reliable.

What are my insurance options?

There is an automatic insurance option that is included with your move, though it's not very high. A good moving company should be able to give you a detailed explanation about your options, and back that information up with some documentation for your reference. For more details regarding this, read our blog post on our website about movers insurance options.

Can you provide a binding quote?

If a moving company is not forthcoming with their rates, they will possibly have a nervous breakdown when asked for a binding quote. A binding quote guarantees that your moving cost will not exceed the number quotes to you, and will give you peace of mind and reduce stress.




When faced with the questions, we are proud to say that Brookline Moving Company is regarded as one of the best Boston Movers and Boston Storage companies.

Broojkline Moving Company is a full-service provider of relocation services, including moving, storage, packing, and unpacking. BMC has offices in Walpole, Brookline, Belmont, and Westwood, but provides local, long-distance, and international services to our clients.




Thursday, December 8, 2011

CoQ10 Benefits - National Cancer Institute Confirms That CoQ10 Has Potential As Cancer Treatment


Can CoQ10 benefit cancer patients? The answer is yes, according to the National Cancer Institute, which has recognized the coenzyme's potential as an adjutant therapy for cancer.

Coenzyme Q10 is a natural substance produced by the body and found in the mitochondria, or power production center, of every cell. In addition to playing a key role in the production of energy at the cellular level, it is a potent antioxidant capable of neutralizing damaging free radicals (chemically unstable molecules created when cells interact with oxygen and other substances).

Research on CoQ10's potential as a cancer treatment has been ongoing since the early 1960s, when it was first observed that patients with some types of cancer typically had low blood levels of the coenzyme. Low levels are associated with cancers of the breast, lung, prostate, pancreas, colon, kidney, and head/neck.

The National Cancer Institute says that because the coenzyme may improve immune system function, it has potential as an adjuvant therapy (treatment given following primary treatment to increase the chances of a cure) for cancer. In addition, its antioxidant properties may protect cells against free radical damage that can lead to cancer.

Both animal studies and clinical trials have indicated that increasing levels of the coenzyme stimulates the immune system, making the body more resistant to disease. In addition, animal studies show that CoQ10 helped protect the hearts of animals given anti-cancer drugs capable of damaging the heart and decreasing cardiac function.

Though relatively few clinical trials involving human cancer patients have been conducted, those that have been carried out produced very positive results:


A randomized clinical trial involving 20 cancer patients taking doxorubicin, an anti-cancer drug known to be capable of producing heart damage, confirmed the findings of the animal studies.
A Danish study of 32 breast cancer patients who were given supplements of the coenzyme along with conventional treatment reported that six of the patients experienced remission, while all participants took fewer painkillers, lost less weight, and experienced an improved quality of life.
In followup studies, the Danish research team gave high-dose supplements of the coenzyme to limited number of patients and observed them for periods ranging from four months to five years. All of the patients given high dosage supplements appeared to experience complete remission.

Though researchers agree that more studies are needed, anecdotal evidence confirms the findings with reports that increased amounts of the coenzyme increased the survival of patients with lung, colon, rectal, and pancreatic cancer. Though no serious side effects of CoQ10 have been observed, the NCI stresses that it's important to check with health care providers to confirm that the supplement can be safely used with other drugs.




Medical research has proved that CoQ10's benefits include increased energy, endurance, and mental alertness - find out more at http://coq10answers.info/coq10-benefits-include-increased-energy-endurance-and-mental-alertness It is also a powerful anti-aging tool; read more at CoQ10 Benefits - http://coq10answers.info/coq10-benefits-include-solutions-to-common-age-related-problems