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5 Ways Drinking Tea Improves Your Health
Who doesn't enjoy a good cuppa now and again? I'm not a coffee drinker, so I get my daily caffeine fix from drinking tea. Fewer things make my heart happier than a big mug of chai tea, a good book,...
Read moreMeet Sea Buckthorn, the Wonder Herb!
Surf the internet for even 10 minutes and you’ll discover the almost unbelievable promise of Sea Buckthorn. While only a few U.S. researchers investigated the health benefits of this rugged herb, a...
Read moreEverything to Know About Pain Levels
Pain can be subjective. What one person can tolerate might register as insufferable to someone else. This makes it difficult for medical professionals to offer care. They can observe your symptoms....
Read moreAre Bioidentical Hormones Right for You?
In recent years, bioidentical hormone therapy (BHT) has been billed as an exciting alternative to traditional hormone replacement. Its popularity certainly continues to grow as more women request i...
Read moreGuys Need to Wash Their Faces, Too
A whopping 63 percent of men don't wash their faces. Like ever. When asked why, most guys said they didn't think it was necessary. Sorry to break it to you fellas, but that's all wrong. Daily washi...
Read moreThe Health Benefits of Getting Naked
What if we told you there are numerous health benefits to getting naked regularly? We’re talking sitting-around-on-the-couch-watching-TV naked. Eating your dinner naked. Heck, we’d go so far as to ...
Read moreNatural Ways to Suppress Your Appetite
You don’t have to walk around hungry because you’re trying not to indulge every time you have a longing for a tasty treat. There are natural ways to suppress your appetite that help you maintain yo...
Read moreSunburn Pain? Try These 9 Natural Solutions
Sunburn pain may seem like just a minor inconvenience of summer. In fact, it can be the sign of a genuinely threatening assault on your skin, setting you up for early signs of aging and serious med...
Read moreOxygen Therapy Can Help with Fibro Pain
The most recent count is 4 million Americans. That's how many of us have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia--and that doesn't include the millions more who continue to suffer without a formal diagnos...
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