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8 Tips for Healthy Bones

8 Tips for Healthy Bones

January 12th, 2015

Natural bone loss begins in the early 30s for women and men. Use these simple methods to keep your bones healthy your whole life long.

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Why Pea Protein Is Better

Why Pea Protein Is Better

January 9th, 2015

Protein drinks have become a very popular dietary supplement for sports performance, weight loss and general health enhancement. Here’s a comparison of the most commonly used protein powders.

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Why You Should Take Probiotics During Cold and Flu Season

December 2nd, 2014

Many factors contribute to maintaining a strong immune system, but adding probiotics to your efforts will make a huge impact on staying healthy this cold and flu season.

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5 Inexpensive Ways to Stay Young

5 Inexpensive Ways to Stay Young

November 13th, 2014

Learn how you can slow down the effects of aging without spending tons of money.

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The Flu Vaccine - Is it Worth the Risk?

The Flu Vaccine – Is it Worth the Risk?

October 16th, 2014

Big Pharma and the FDA have made it easier than ever to get a flu shot. Virtually every pharmacy and big box retail store offer them on a walk-in basis. Before you go down that road, take heed of what they don’t tell you about the flu vaccine.

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The Truth About Cellulite

The Truth About Cellulite

October 13th, 2014

Each year tens of millions of dollars are spent on miracle creams and treatments to “cure” this scourge of swimwear-clad women everywhere. Here’s why they are wasting their money.

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The Link Between Depression and Exercise

The Link Between Depression and Exercise

September 22nd, 2014

Every authority on treating depression recommends exercise as part of a treatment protocol. Could it be that lack of exercise is what is causing depression in the first place?

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The Real Culprit Behind Cardiovascular Disease

The Real Culprit Behind Cardiovascular Disease

September 10th, 2014

In 1977, a Senate Select Committee issued the Initial Dietary Goals for Americans report. In it the committee proposed increases in carbohydrate intake and reductions in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and salt consumption. The idea was to reduce the incidence of heart disease, obesity and diabetes in America. But that’s not what happened. Why aren’t they paying attention?

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Do It Yourself Massage: Lower Body

Do It Yourself Massage: Lower Body

September 4th, 2014

The benefits of massage include relief for tired and overworked muscle tissue, lengthening of muscle tissue, assisting in recovery for athletes and increased flexibility, as well as improved immunity, reduced anxiety and stress, increased lymphatic circulation and a release of endorphins. Almost no one denies that massage therapy is good for us, but many of us cannot find time to have a professional massage.

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Which Dietary Fats Are Good for Me?

August 7th, 2014

Experts recommend that dietary fat make up 25% to 35% of the human diet. Be advised that the fats you choose can be the difference between healthy living and serious illness.

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