Q: In addition to increasing adiponectin levels, grape seed extract might lower cholesterol, help control weight, and improve your body's ability to process sugars. A 250 mg tablet once a day is a standard dose. You could also try grape seed flour, which you can buy online or at health stores. Look for recipes online, and use it to make bread, muffins, crackers, and other baked goods. or an omega-3 supplement. Omega-3 fatty acids moderately increase levels of adiponectin in the bloodstream. They can also increase insulin sensitivity, which helps your body process sugars. Try taking a 500 to 1000 mg daily dose of fish oil or omega-3 supplement. You could also get your omega-3s by eating more fatty fish. While fish oils may help improve your adiponectin levels, they don't work the same way for everyone. You may not get the results you want. However, since fish oils are generally safe and may benefit your health, there's no harm in trying them. There isn't much research on raspberry ketones, but taking a daily dose might help increase adiponectin levels. It's available in 100 to 1000 mg pills; try taking a 500 to 1000 mg dose per day. While the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) categorizes raspberry ketones as safe, there haven't been many studies on its effects. To stay on the safe side, ask your doctor before taking it or any other supplement, especially if you're pregnant or take any prescription medications.
A: Try grape seed extract or grape seed flour. Take fish oil Try taking raspberry ketones.

Article: Terms and conditions (T & C) set the foundation for customer interactions with your business, and define how your business will interact with its customers. They spell out your procedures and processes, limit your liability, and set forth the agreements that you and the customer have agreed to be bound by. You can think of them as a contract between your business and your customer. They will govern what your rights and responsibilities are as a business, and what your customer's rights and responsibilities are. You can often find a "boilerplate" Terms and Conditions that you can use as a guideline to create your own. The exact information provided in your T&C will depend on the type of business that you have. However, there are several basic areas that almost all T&C should address: Products and services. Prices and payment. Guarantees and warranties. Copyright and trademarks. Termination of service. Governing law, You should include a provision stating the law governing your terms and conditions (i.e., your own state law). Changes in agreement. You will want to include a clause stating that you may modify the terms and conditions at any time. After reviewing the types of terms and conditions, it will become clear which ones apply to your specific situation and which ones do not. Write down the ones you should include in your own document. Most every company will want to include the copyright, changes in agreement and governing law provisions. All companies selling products will need to include a return, refund and loss provision. Any company offering services should include a termination of service provision. If you link to other sites, you definitely want to include a link to sites provision. If you allow comments on your site, you should include a provision limiting your liability for things like slander. You can start by finding generic terms and condition templates on the internet. You can even find them tailored to specific countries, like the United Kingdom. Referring to your original list, find the clauses you need from the templates. You may wish to print out the templates so you can circle what is relevant to your situation and mark out what is not. Pasting them into a computer document can also work well. Be mindful that every business is different. It is for this reason that when use a generic template, you always read it through carefully to examine what aspects apply and do not apply to your business. Never use a generic template without thoroughly reading it. After looking at a generic template, look at the terms and conditions of a company that is similar to your own. For instance, if you sell products online, you might take a look at an online retailer's terms and conditions. If your business provides a service (e.g., installing heaters and air conditioners), go to the website of a reputable heating and air conditioner company to view its terms and conditions. You may wish to print out the terms and conditions so you can circle what is relevant to your situation and mark out what is not.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand terms and conditions. Learn the basic areas that T & C address. Make a list of the terms and conditions your business needs. Identify and review generic terms and conditions. Find and review sample terms and conditions from similar companies.

Q: A humane and effective way of keeping rabbits out of your yard or garden is by setting up fences around the problem areas. Dig 10 to 12 feet (3.0 to 3.7m) underground where you want to install a wire fence. Lay chicken wire in the hole and create a fence that is tall enough to keep the rabbits from jumping over it. Hire a professional to install the fence for you if you do not have the resources or experience to install a fence on your own. Chicken wire will keep the rabbits from digging or burrowing under the fence. This option is expensive and temporary, but it can be effective if you are consistent. Buy a rabbit repellent from your local sporting good store and spray it on your plants or in your yard. The repellent will have to be reapplied, as the smell will fade and the rabbits will return after some time. The most effective repellents smell like fox-urine, or like the urine of other predators. These fungicides are extremely toxic and should not be applied to plants you plan to eat or any areas where children may be playing. Fungicides are extremely effective in deterring rabbits, and are a good option for areas with ornamental plants or parts of your garden that will not be eaten by humans.
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Install fencing to keep the rabbits out. Use repellents to keep the rabbits away. Spray fungicides that contain the chemical Thiram.