Health Blogs on Supplements, Nutrition & Wellness
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A horse ride down holiday lane.
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Aimee Cartier
More Blogs: Intuitive Life |
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Health Blog: Exercise – The Fountain of Youth, Part 2
You can boost your immunity through proper exercise
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Brad King
More Blogs: Metabolism Matters |
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One more month to inspire yourself in 2012
Wow, it’s nearly the end of November. Remember that post I did back in January about New Year’s resolutions? It was called “Make this year count in a way that is inspiring and meaningful to you!” How are you doing on it? You’ve got exactly 1 month to hold true on the things that you said you wanted to do this year. If you are anything like my family (my sister and step-mom who introduced the tradition), you’re going to pack a bunch into this last month.
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Aimee Cartier
More Blogs: Intuitive Life |
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GMO Blog: More States, Nations Rebel Against Monsanto’s GMOs
California’s Prop. 37 is the latest salvo in the growing rebellion against GMOs (genetically modified crops) and the companies that produce them. The ballot issue, if passed in November, will require food manufacturers who sell their products in California to reveal on the label if the product contains GMOs.
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James Townsend
More Blogs: From the Editor |
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Mom blog: How happy are our teenagers?
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John Wruyters
More Blogs: Health Matters |
Health Blog: Is There a Better Way to Breathe?The ancients knew the importance of breathingAside from the absolute need for breathing air, we can be aware of the quality of the air we are breathing, and recognize the vital nature of breathing air beyond the acquisition of oxygen alone. Additionally, we can apply techniques of breathing that enhance our wellbeing and health in a multitude of ways. |
Devin Mikles
More Blogs: The Keys to Personal and Planetary Health |
Radiation Blog: Airport Scanner BannedEurope bans airport X-ray scanners
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John Wruyters
More Blogs: Health Matters |
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Health Blog: Are you listening to your thrive meter?
On almost a daily basis my clients come to me with questions. They want to know what to do about a certain situation, or they want to know how to achieve the best outcome.
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Aimee Cartier
More Blogs: Intuitive Life |
WellWise Launches Omega 6 CampaignOmega 6 Imbalance Out of ControlWellWise started an awareness campaign about the negative health effects of massive omega 6 fatty acid consumption. Omega 6 fats are now omnipresent in virtually all processed foods, and have undermined the omega 6 to 3 balance. Diabetes, obesity, heart disease and many other inflammatory diseases are most often the outcome. This imbalance impacts not only individuals but also the health of the nation at large. Read more about omega 6.
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Wellness News
More Blogs: Wellness News |
Health Blog: Make this year count in a way that is inspiring and meaningful to you!You’ve still got time!
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Aimee Cartier
More Blogs: Intuitive Life |
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Health Blog: Best Fitness Foods For Women - Part Two
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Courtney Cason |
Health Blog: Should Women Take Calcium Supplements …… or will it give you a heart attack?
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Gloria Askew and Jerre Paquette
More Blogs: Eat To Save Your Life |

Starting in adolescence our body’s internal army, the immune system, slowly begins to lose its ability to fight off invaders such as viruses and bacteria. The reason for this is believed to be the gradual shrinking of our body’s primary organ of the immune system, the thymus gland, which begins to shrink around puberty and by age 60 is barely visible.

You’re a mom with teenage kids, and you won’t believe the following: teenagers are very, very happy.
Europe has banned the use of X-ray body scanners in airports, because they cause cancer. The EU set a new regulation on November 12, 2011, that the scanners are too dangerous for use on the general public. The United States has over 250 of these body scanners in use and the federal security agency TSA plans to increase deployment everywhere.
I used to make resolutions. They were always things that were good for me. Like, “this year I am going to floss my teeth.” Or “this year I’m going to go to the gym regularly for sure.” At some point, (after years of making them) I realized that no matter how great my enthusiasm come January 1st, by the time March rolled around I had all but forgot my resolution.
Last we started off our post on
Well, it’s happened again. Researchers released a poorly designed on a particular supplement, and the press trumpeted the supposed health risks associated with it. In reading the news reports and the published study this week, it looks to us that neither researchers nor reporters did their homework.









