Monday, August 17th, 2009
Researchers highlight natural ways to rev-up your vitality and refresh body & mind
It may mean that leaves turn colors soon, but the end of summertime can turn into leaving you feeling as drained as a wading-pool that’s sprung a leak. All those sunburns, sandy bathing-suit bottoms and heat exhaustion sure can take their toll… so now’s [...]
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Monday, June 29th, 2009
Before you reach for your next bite of chocolate, discover this tasty morsel’s weight-control powers
Could the most-craved food in the U.S. actually help you to lose weight? On average, Americans consume almost 12 pounds of this tasty treat per year—a potentially hefty number to add to waistlines around the country. But there is good news. [...]
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Monday, June 15th, 2009
Simple nutritional strategy gives body and mind essential bursts of vitality.
Do you feel your energy fading? Do you find yourself falling asleep earlier in the evening? Does it take longer to wake up and embrace the day with an alert body and mind? Perhaps you’ve started avoiding your favorite activities or social events because you [...]
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Monday, March 23rd, 2009
Interesting article and stats I found…
Has Obesity Finally Reached Its Peak?
by Mary Jane (MJ) Bovo, M.D.
As national overweight and obesity percentages seem to level off, experts call for additional methods of weight-loss support
Have Americans become as fat as they can possibly get? That might be one logical conclusion to draw after hearing news of the [...]
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Monday, March 16th, 2009
Caffeine can be both beneficial and harmful for a headache sufferer. It can serve as a treatment or, in some cases, can cause withdrawal or rebound headaches
What Is Caffeine?
Caffeine is a commonly used drug that increases alertness, decreases fatigue, and improves muscle coordination. Though coffee comes to mind as the most common source of caffeine, [...]
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Sunday, August 5th, 2007
New test sheds light on wisdom of taking natural steps to safeguard health of key organ.
On September 22, researchers announced that they have found a new biological marker that indicates early signs of poor prostate health. In fact, this new test may prove to be more accurate than the standard measurement of PSA levels. “Using [...]
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