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If you’re reading this right now, chances are you’ve tried everything to solve your chronic digestive problems. Perhaps you’ve used probiotics, enzymes, and other natural therapies. Maybe …

If you were to list those things in life that you wouldn’t want to do without, I doubt that garlic would rank high on your list. But Louis Diat, the late great French chef, took garlic very seriously when he wrote, “Without garlic I simply would not care to live.”

Garlic is a strange herb:

It’s cherished for its culinary qualities. It’s praised for its health benefits. It’s shunned for its tendency to produce bad breath and body odor!…

Routinely at this time of year, countless numbers of us expectantly embark on some New Year’s resolution…only to find our good intentions undermined later by our inability to follow through.

Every New Year, like clockwork, thousands sign up for memberships at the gym. They begin with full intent to visit the gym regularly and watch the weight come off and the muscles bulk up. But by April or May, their numbers have dwindled abysmally!

Chances are we must …

 

Thanksgiving is finally upon us!  I know how fast it snuck up on me…

You too?

Well, this year I wanted to do something different … something to celebrate the things we’re thankful for … something to celebrate you — and tell you how much we appreciate that you became part of our family with your purchase from Barton Publishing.

So, please accept this personal gift of a cool 50% off any of our 7 top selling products below!…

In the early 80s, my wife and our two children moved to Austria. Almost immediately, we began to experience some of the foreign strains of flus and viruses in our new surroundings. This is when we discovered that the Austrians had a very different view of medications than what we were accustomed to in the US.

No medications were available at the time “over-the-counter.” Our children had developed quite a cough, so we asked our Austrian neighbor what she …