Hoodia Can Help with Weight Loss

Posted by admin on June 24, 2010
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A plant that comes from South Africa is Hoodia Gordonii and it is increasing in popularity for use as a weight loss plan. Dating back to distant times, African plainsmen used this plant to curb hunger on hunting expeditions. Hoodia, which thrives only in this location, was used to stave off hunger throughout the day. In what way does Hoodia help with weight loss? It works as an appetite suppressant. Yet how does this happen?
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Ethical Soy

Posted by admin on June 08, 2010
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Current headlines are abuzz with news of genetically modified soy being found on the market. The news caused stock prices to drop. Genetically engineered and/or modified foods are such a relatively new event, people don’t know how to feel about them.

Despite years of research and testing, biochemists and other scientists can’t give consistent clarification about the possible long-term side effects from consuming genetically modified foods. This is alarming in more ways than one. Continue reading…

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Help for Sensitive Skin

Posted by admin on May 17, 2010
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Eczema affects millions of people and is a condition characterized by itchy, inflamed skin. Doctors say if the condition does not resolve itself by adulthood, it will most likely be present for life.

There’s new hope though for adult and adolescent sufferers. The FDA has approved a new drug therapy now available by prescription Continue reading…

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Do You Tattoo? Permanent Cosmetics

Posted by admin on April 20, 2010
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What are permanent cosmetics, and why are women the world over trying it out? Find out more in this article about this special type of tattoo work.

“Want to see my tattoos? asks Clara, a fifty-year-old grandmother from San Antonio, Texas. She’s standing in the supermarket aisle, dressed casually in dark slacks and a plain cotton top. With her is her neighbor, who takes Clara shopping because she has multiple sclerosis and can’t get items off the shelves. Continue reading…

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Have I Got A Surprise For You

Posted by admin on March 30, 2010
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Boy, have I got a surprise for you! Does hearing this statement make you cringe, panic or feel like doing handsprings? The way you choose to react to happenings, including surprises may make a big difference in your health and wellness picture.

How do you react when you hear your spouse or friend say “have I got a surprise for you?” Depending on how the statement is made you can believe the surprise will be something you will enjoy or something that will upset you.

It is your emotional and mental processes that allow you to decide how you prepare for the announcement of the surprise. If you believe it to be a good surprise, you will be relaxed and ready to be in receipt of the news.
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A Life of Roses

Posted by admin on March 10, 2010
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I had it all sewn up. Everything was just perfect. All my dreams were fulfilled. My life was just as I had planned; God was in his heaven and I was in total control. I was truly living in a bed of roses blessed of God. But, then I came face to face with the fact that beautiful roses have horrible thorns.

Wonderful Christian parents reared me. My dad was a minister and he and my mother were living examples of what it meant to be Christ-like. I never heard harsh words between them, no punches were ever thrown, and my life at home was wonderful. Continue reading…

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Are You at Risk?

Posted by admin on February 25, 2010
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Do you eat a lot of meat? Do you drink a lot of coffee? Do you drink a lot of alcohol? If so, you are putting yourself at risk of getting osteoporosis. This disease effects 25 million Americans (men and women).

This debilitating disease is a result of an excessive loss of bone density. When you reach the average age of 25 years of age, you cease to gain bone density. Around the age of 35, it is normal for you to lose the density approximately 1% per year (2%-3% after menopause). Excessive loss results in brittle bones, increasing your chance of bone fracture and shrinkage. Many factors such as exercise, menopause, prescription drugs contribute to bone loss. Also, excessive consumption of common ingredients in your diet may puts you at risk as well. Continue reading…

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Outrage of the Week. The Title IX Fight Rages On

Posted by admin on February 08, 2010
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The sexual segregation of vocational schools across the country has prompted the National Women’s Law Center to “file legal petitions in all 12 regions of the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights, requesting investigations into whether vocational and technical high schools and classes violate Title IX and demanding that action be taken to remedy all conduct that does not comply with federal law.” The National Women’s Law Center assumes that these types of schools are practicing sexual discrimination because they tend to be almost completely male or female. Continue reading…

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Business Plan Success

Posted by admin on January 19, 2010
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I’ve seen many businesses come. And I’ve seen many business go. Actually, I’ve seen more go that I have stay around. Funny isn’t it. No, not really, it’s sad. Very sad.
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Feeding Frenzy

Posted by admin on December 28, 2009
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A zesty poem about growing old with women friends.
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