TRES SIETES SPONSORS GRAND OPENING OF WYLAND NIGHTS AT LAS BRISAS

California, US, January 27, 2015 – Premium tequila company, Tres Sietes, announces that it will be hosting the inaugural opening of Wyland Wednesdays on Wednesday, January 28, 2015.  The event is set to take place at the iconic Las Brisas, located on 361 Cliff Drive, along Laguna Beach. There will be the raffling of Wyland bottles by Wyland himself.

Robert Wyland, simply known as Wyland, is a world-renowned marine life artist and activist. Through the non-profit Wyland Foundation that he established in 1993, he has worked towards creating greater awareness of the need to protect and preserve the world’s oceans, waterways and marine life.  The Wyland Foundation accomplishes this by facilitating educational programs, public art projects and community events that encourage children and families to rediscover the importance of healthy oceans.

Wyland’s great passion for marine life begun during a visit to Laguna Beach with his family when just 14 years old. He later relocated to the area and became famous not just for his commercial art pieces that include paintings, sculptures and photographs, but also the life size 100 Whaling Walls murals, painted on the sides of buildings around the world. These murals are said to be viewed by an estimated billion people annually, helping to promote environmental awareness.

Considered one of the most influential artists of the 21st Century, Wyland has managed to cultivate an immense following, with his artwork appearing in museums, corporate collections and private homes in over 100 countries. His work can also be seen on international stamps issued by the United Nations to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission. He is also a familiar face on television, where he can be seen hosting popular programs, including Discovery Channel’s Wyland’s Ocean World and national public television’s Wyland’s Art Studio.

For Brady Bunte, CEO of Tres Sietes, and Wyland, this special event is expected to help raise the profile of the work that the Wyland Foundation does, and encourage even more people to participate in efforts to boost the care and welfare of the world’s oceans and waterways.

About Robert Wyland

Wyland is an internationally renowned marine artist whose works can be seen in museums, corporate collections and the private homes in over 100 countries, and through his award winning art galleries. He is also known to be an environmental activist who uses his profile, and that of the Wyland Foundation, to help educate people from across the world on the importance of conserving the health of the world’s oceans, waterways and marine life.  His famous collection of 100 Whaling Walls can be seen in various countries including the U.S., Guam, Japan, Australia and Brazil. He has collaborated with various organizations, including the United Nations Environmental program and Walt Disney Studios, to help promote the call for environmental conservation and engage with people through nature themed art.

About Tres Sietes Company

Founded in 2007 by Brady Bunte, Tres Sietes tequilas are made in their own facility where they make their tequila "from field to glass." The company combines French distillation techniques with Mexican tradition. The name is meant to invoke ideas of good fortune. It is produced at Fabrica Tres Sietes and "tequila guru" Frank Gonzalez, who oversees the state-of-the-art technology that steams the agave rather than bakes it in the oven.

TRES SIETES IS AN EXTREMELY PURE JUICE. OPPOSING METHODS INVOLVING BURNING WOOD AND CREATING TOXIC INGREDIENTS, TRES SIETES IS EXTRACTED IN THE PRELIMINARY STAGE TO PRESERVE THE PURE JUICE. WHEN PUT SIDE BY SIDE TO LEADING PREMIUM TEQUILAS, THERE IS—NO CONTEST— TO THE TRES BOUQUET, THE TRES FLAVOR, AND THE TRES AFTER EFFECTS. TRES SIETES HAS THE LOWEST LEVEL OF METHANOL THAN ANY OTHER TEQUILA ON THE MARKET. “Methanol” content (methanol contributes to headaches and hangovers) known in the tequila industry.

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A Gallon Of Water Vs Ebola by Brady Bunte

Water Vs Ebola by Brady D Bunte

As researchers and the entire global community works around the clock for some form of medication that will bring the Ebola scare at bay, Brady D Bunte is reading about  and  the power of rehydration therapy and sharing his findings with others. Read on for details about drinking water to a possible  cure for Ebola.

A brief overview of the Ebola scare

Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Uganda, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are some of the African nations that have had a taste of this deadly disease. In the recent times however, Brady D Bunte mentions that this viral infection has taken root in West Africa. In particular, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Mali have had a real hardship in combating Ebola. Nigeria is on record for managing to tone down the impacts of Ebola considerably till the WHO declared it Ebola free in the recent months.

According to Brady D Bunte, a Liberian American, Patrick Sawyer introduced Ebola to Nigeria. As a result, 5 health workers plus Sawyer perished from the infectious disease. 12 people however, survived the attack according to Nigeria’s Health Ministry.

This content reveals some of the lessons learnt from the management of Ebola in Nigeria. Brady Bunte has detailed most of it from true sentiments of survivors.

So what about the water drinking therapy?

Thought Ebola drugs and vaccines are just a few months away, finding a present solution in the noblest thing to do to bring down related fatalities. According to Ebola survivors, a minimum of 4 liters of rehydrating solutions daily is the thin line between life and death. It should however be noted that thus massive water uptake is normally a big challenge for Ebola victims. Simon Mardel is a health advisor to the World Health Organization. He particularly advises on the ground situation in Sierra Leone. Mardel mentions that Ebola victims get really crispy dry very fast.

According to recent publications in the New England Journal of Medicine, aggressive fluid replacement therapy was deemed very critical in saving the lives of 2 American health care workers who contracted Ebola. Brady D Bunte brings to light another Nigerian doctor who survived the scourge; Ada Igonoh. She contracted the disease while working at First Consultant Hospital in Lagos. She attributes her luck to the massive uptake of the oral rehydration salts well before here Ebola diagnosis.

According to medical experts, Ebola fatalities can be reduced remarkably if the patients take enough fluids and have the right painkillers. Paracetamol is the best compared to most other painkillers because it has a way of minimizing rates of bleeding in the victim.

How exactly does the rehydration therapy work?

Depending on the stage of the disease, an appropriate technique should be adopted if the patient is to be rehydrated accordingly. Most Ebola patients tend to seek medical attention after 5 days particularly in Guinea and Liberia. Brady D Bunte mentions that for the first 10 days of illness, the patient requires 40 liters of fluid. Anything lower than this is a potential recipe for death.  According to the WHO, a fluid deficit and a profound electrolyte derangement also slims chances of survival for the victim. According to Simon Mardel, the oral rehydration is very critical in maintaining an appropriate electrolyte balance in the body.

Alternative rehydration methods

Brady D Bunte mentions that the WHO recommends intravenous rehydration technique especially for patients who are at the tragedy state of not being able to drink or eat. The oral rehydration is best though, because it helps maintain a very delicate fluid-ionic balance therein. The intravenous rehydration have very minimal supply of potassium, calcium or magnesium. This is according to research works by doctors in Emory University Hospital.

The best way to save patients with recurring nausea, debilitating joint pains and large volumes of diarrhea is to administer a combination of oral rehydration, drinking and intravenous rehydration.

What to learn about water drinking and Ebola treatment

Rehydration is the most important thing for any Ebola victim. It helps restore the large volumes of water lost from profuse sweating, relentless stooling and vomiting. Flavoring the rehydration content makes it more appealing to the victims. Additionally, the rehydration salt can be used in smaller proportions that are much easier for the stomach.  A heightened concentration will inevitably stimulate nausea in the patient.

Hope and morale is very vital in the war against Ebola. Brady D Bunte mentions that survivors like Ada Igonoh did highlight morale and hope as being helpful in the fight.

So far, we have detailed crucial aspects on how drinking gallons of water helped save victims from the jaws of death. Brady Bunte insists that combining rehydration with the right medication and hope is certain to keep the scourge at bay.

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