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There are many misconceptions about high blood pressure. This is a case where ignorance is definitely not bliss.

In fact, it can kill…

So here are five deadly myths about high blood pressure you cannot live without. The good news: you can get control of your high blood pressure. Perhaps even prevent it altogether…

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Five Myths about High Blood Pressure Myth Number One: It’s No Big Deal.

The problem …

We’ve heard people say that sugar is addictive.

But now there is hard scientific evidence to back that idea up. I just finished reading about this, and could wait to share with you.

Especially if you deal with diabetes or any blood sugar issues, this is important information.

A Princeton University scientist has presented evidence that demonstrates that sugar is indeed addictive.

Prof. Bart Hoeble and his team in the Department of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute have …

By Jessica Sanders

Essential oils have been used for centuries, known for their many natural health benefits and aromatic qualities. However, there’s much more to these extracted oils than meets the eye. It will be hard not to run out and buy them for yourself when you find out where they come from and how they can benefit you.

Plant to Oil Process

The reason essential oils are so essential is that they’re made from all natural sources that come …

HOME CURES THAT WORK HEADLINES July 2013 3 Tips for Curing Constipation A Waste of Time – Constipation 10 Top Tips for an Anti-Inflammatory Diet 3 Tips for Curing Constipation

Years of gastrointestinal misery can be a result of toxins building up to pile on each other, causing migraines, fatigue, inflammation and infection. The crippling effects of poisoning your digestive system can induce chronic constipation. But, imagine being able to end embarrassing gas problems once and for all and …

By Jessica Sanders

Scientists have been puzzling over this strange phenomenon for years. The bee population has been reportedly declining since the early 90s. This problem affects far more than just the buzzing insect we run away from.

We actually need bees to grow crops and maintain ecosystems. They are also considered to be an indicator species scientist use to measure the health of our environment. So, why exactly is the bee population dramatically declining?

Every year, scientists …