Since it is almost 2011, people are asking me to change the copyright date at the bottom of their WordPress blog.
You can, however, do this automatically by using a piece of code that displays the current year. Once this is added to your template, you don’t need to manually update it again.
Puravive has been making waves in the health and wellness industry with its unique approach to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The Exotic Rice Method, as advertised by Puravive, has gained significant attention for its supposed benefits. However, as with any new health trend, skepticism and curiosity abound. In this article, we’ll delve into Puravive reviews to determine whether the Exotic Rice Method is genuine or just another health fad.
The Exotic Rice Method: What Is It?
The Exotic Rice Method is the flagship program offered by Puravive, a company that claims to harness the power of exotic rice varieties to improve health and well-being. According to Puravive, these rice varieties are sourced from far-flung regions and are exceptionally nutrient-dense. They are said to possess the potential to enhance metabolism, support weight loss, and boost overall health.
Puravive offers this program in various formats, including dietary supplements, meal plans, and informational materials. The company suggests that by incorporating these unique rice varieties into your daily diet, you can experience numerous health benefits.
Customer Reviews: The Real Story
To get a better understanding of the Exotic Rice Method, we examined customer reviews from various sources. Here’s what we found:
Mixed Opinions
Customer reviews are generally mixed. Some users report experiencing positive results, including improved energy levels, weight loss, and enhanced digestion after following the Exotic Rice Method. However, others express disappointment, claiming they didn’t notice any significant changes.
Weight Loss Claims
A substantial portion of the customer reviews focuses on weight loss. Some individuals claim to have shed pounds successfully, attributing their success to the Exotic Rice Method. It’s important to note, though, that individual results can vary widely, and factors such as overall diet, physical activity, and genetics also play a role in weight loss.
Health Benefits
Several users report improvements in their overall health, such as better digestion, more regular bowel movements, and increased energy levels. However, these claims are anecdotal and not supported by scientific studies.
Skepticism
While some users are enthusiastic about the Exotic Rice Method, others express skepticism about the product’s effectiveness. Many people are cautious about the lack of scientific evidence and the high price of Puravive’s offerings.
Expert Opinions
We also sought insights from nutrition and health experts to get a more balanced perspective on the Exotic Rice Method. Most experts caution against relying solely on exotic rice varieties for health benefits, emphasizing the importance of a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Many nutritionists highlight the need for more research and scientific evidence to support the claims made by Puravive. The absence of such evidence raises concerns about the legitimacy of the Exotic Rice Method.
The Verdict
As of now, it is difficult to definitively label Puravive’s Exotic Rice Method as either fake or legitimate. Customer reviews are mixed, and the lack of scientific evidence leaves room for skepticism.
If you are considering trying the Exotic Rice Method or any of Puravive‘s products, it’s essential to consult with a healthcare professional and conduct your own research. Keep in mind that no single product or dietary plan can guarantee success, and a balanced approach to nutrition and wellness is key.
In conclusion, while the Exotic Rice Method may offer some potential benefits, its effectiveness and legitimacy are still open to debate. It’s always wise to approach such health trends with caution and to consult experts for personalized advice on maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
This will display the current year.
<?php echo date("Y"); ?>
At the bottom of this site, I have the following.
Copyright © 2008 - 2010 (Anti) Social Development All rights reserved
The following code is used.
Copyright © 2008 - <?php echo date("Y"); ?> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> All rights reserved
This is copyright, the code for the copyright symbol, the year I started the site, the current year, the name of the site, and All rights reserved.
If you add that little piece of code to your template – this is usually the footer file – you don’t have to worry about changing the date manually again.
photo credit: Horia Varlan
Dennis Edell @ Direct Sales Marketing says
Tweeted!
This should come in handy for just about everyone. :)
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Dennis – Thanks!
Kim Smith says
Nice piece of code! I think I’ll definitely be using this one! Thanks for making it simple and easy to understand!
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Kim – Thanks! I’m glad it helps.
David Tandet says
Great code!
And it couldn’t have been easier (especially since I just hired you to update the version of WordPress I was using and you put the code in for me!)
Love your work.
Among other things, your tip will insure that people look back on 2011 as the year that Kim Would Bridge their transition from 2010!
Dave’s last blog . . http://davidtandet.com/whats-a-community-foundation/
Thanks, Kim.
Kim Woodbridge says
Thanks David! And a great play on words :-)
Paul From squirrelprooffeedersreview says
Thanks for this, you just saved me at least 2 hours work. My problem is I’m like a terrier and won’t give up until I’ve won my personal little battles with wp code…
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Paul – I’m glad it worked for you.
Donace@Hostgator Coupon says
with useful tips as ever!
Just a small point I would change:
to
For a more cleaner look (like you have below) otherwise it would read 2008 – “2011”
Just my opinion, but yes i’ve added it in to ;)
Donace@Hostgator Coupon says
the comments striped the php but in ‘echo date’ get rid of the parenthesis ie make it (Y) and not (“Y”)
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Donace – The real problem is that I need a better way to display code – if the quotes are retyped then it will work fine.
Donace says
I use codebox plugin , it aint pretty code but it works. Jeff had a solution using pre tags and a some custom function I think.
Check perishable, or if I find it will let you know
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Donace – Thanks! I’ll see what Jeff has.
TJ McDowell says
Cool tip! As far as copyrights and websites go, how important do you think it is to include the copyright line? If I remember right, I think the rule is that your work is automatically copyrighted even without the copyright line.
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi TJ – That’s a good question – I like to have the dates and copyright there to show how long the site has been around. And if someone is taking your content, having the copyright notice will help explain to them why they shouldn’t be doing that.
Damian Gostomski says
I’ve written a short snippet which is an improvement over this, as it supports date ranges, so all you enter is the start date, and then it will display it as just that year, or that year to the current one if applicable
Check it out at http://www.gostomski.co.uk/snippet/better-auto-updating-copyright-date
Kim Woodbridge says
Hi Damian – Thanks for the link!