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by Aimee Dansereau - Care2 Last week, I ran out of Amla. I went to my regular health food store to get more, and they were out of it. In fact, they were reducing the size of their inventory, and Amla was one of the things they had discontinued selling. Even though I knew I could get
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Horseradish is a long, large root that has white flesh and light brown skin. It is a member of the cabbage family and is related to mustard, radish, kale, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts. While horseradish does have leaves that can be used in salads, the root is the primary part of the vegetable that is
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by Sayer Ji - Wake Up World A new study published this month in the journal Appetite revealed that when rats* were given the synthetic sweeteners saccharin and aspartame, compared to sucrose (table sugar), they gained more weight even at similar total caloric intake levels.[i] The researchers set out to experimentally confirm the suggestion that the use of non nutritive sweeteners can lead to
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by Christy Pooschke – NaturalNews (NaturalNews) Halloween is traditionally a day centered on eating commercial candy. A fun way to reduce this barrage of junk is to host or attend a “healthier” Halloween party. Keep the focus on the activities, not the food, by engaging guests with costume contests, games and crafts. Then, use the 10
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by Casie Terry - WakeUpWorld The Buddha’s teachings just might be the gold standard in living in the now. In fact, it is thought that Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha was so unconcerned with dates and chronologies, that very few of his works are dated — there is even uncertainty surrounding his date of birth and the date of his death.
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by Dan Riley – Jay Kordich As we have written previously, broccoli has been shown in numerous studies to help in the prevention of many different types of cancer. The properties being studied are in the group of cruciferous vegetables that include not only broccoli but also brussels sprouts, cauliflower and cabbage. They can contain significant
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by Christine Nightingale – all things healing Many people believe that aromatherapy only works because certain scents make us feel good and help us relax. It is true that scents can affect us at a subliminal level. Because the olfactory system is connected to the bottom of the brain without being processed by any higher brain
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by Victoria Moore – NaturalNews (NaturalNews) The rising rate of Cesarean births has become a serious problem with the C-section rate over 32 percent in the United States, which is more than double the rate recommended by the World Health Organization. The rise can be attributed to the willingness of doctors to perform the surgery as well
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by Kevin Stevens - Networx I just returned home from a 3000 mile road trip. Part of the preparation for this trip included clearing many tools out of the back of my truck to allow us to use the space for camping gear or sleeping. Not having all my tools close at hand left me feeling a
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by David Gutierrez – NaturalNews (NaturalNews) Two major auto companies have begun rolling out a new safety feature known as inflatable seat belts to help compensate for the inability to install frontal airbags in the back seat of cars. Already featured in the Ford 2011 Explorer, the seat belts are slated to be included in other
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There are quite a few double standards in our country. If you’re a woman, you know the names that come with being too flirtatious or being over 40 and unmarried versus the same behaviors in men. What about our money? Some rich corporations can hoard and misuse it while hard-working folks face IRS audits and
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by Lissa Rankin - Care2 With our health care system as broken as it is, it’s easy for patients – myself included – to fall into the role of victim and blame others when things don’t go our way. But are you doing what you can to optimize the kind of health care you’re getting? As both a
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