Forget aspirin. And don't walk around smelling like Wintergreen either…
Don't blame your pain on getting older and take it lying down – you could actually feel like you're younger again.
Imagine waking up in the morning and hopping out of bed with a smile - refreshed and ready to command the day. No more sitting on the edge of the bed wondering what will ache when you finally get on your feet.
Because for over 3,500 years this simple, …
Cereal is, by and large, one of the worst foods for your waistline, and your health.
There are of course a few rare exceptions (like some of the cereals in the Ezekiel 4:9® line from the good folks at natural Food for Life®) but when it comes to the "regular" boxes that stock the shelves of the cereal aisle at your local grocery store, it's generally all very, very bad news.
Perhaps what is most disturbing about so many …
by Jessica Sanders
Whether you suffer from joint pain, sore muscles or any other bodily ache, you know the never ending desire to find something that eases your discomfort, improve mobility and restores normal muscle function.
However, many turn to synthetic drugs that are made with chemically produced ingredients such as salicylic acid, ibuprofen, and colloidal silicon dioxide, which can be dangerous for your liver, lead to heart attack and possibly even a stroke. Not to mention many are …
HOME CURES THAT WORK HEADLINES – April 2013
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In this article, I am going to highlight some natural cures that are definitely out of the box. I have either used these myself or have friends who have tried them and were pleasantly surprised by the results! Yes, they are unconventional and some may even make no sense whatsoever. These are not snake oil remedies, but …
by Jessica Sanders
Food dye – made from petroleum and found in more than just your tub of pink frosting. Almost
15 million pounds of food dye is used in the US each year and you can find it in everything from your breakfast cereal to lunch meal, from potatoes chips to soft drinks and most colored processed food on the grocery shelf. The list extends far beyond the dinner table to include toothpaste and kids medicine …
