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The feedback we’ve gotten from our complimentary Common Cold remedy report giveaway has been great!

If you haven’t downloaded your very own copy yet, then it’s not too late! In fact, now you can now access TWO of our special home remedy reports as part of our 10 year Barton Publishing anniversary celebration!

Home Cures That Work put together a collection of weird and wacky home remedies that can be surprisingly effective for a number of common ailments. This remedy …

Have you ever had a cold?

If not, then it’s likely you will very soon!

To celebrate our 10 year anniversary at Barton Publishing, we’re giving away our Home Remedy Report for the Common Cold…with no-strings-attached!

Inside this report, you’ll learn simple, natural ways to attack and finally beat the common cold. You’ll also find:

How to reduce a cold’s severity, duration, and the number of days The Vitamin C flush trick The fact or fiction behind “Feed…

Parkinson’s Disease herbs vitamins and supplements – natural and alternative treatment, diet, food and home remedy from HomeCuresThatWork.com Parkinson’s Disease: The Mystery, the Myth and the Magic

I’ve lectured to the Parkinson’s Association and treated the wife of the President of the local Parkinson’s Society with great success. One of the reasons for this success is that I don’t perceive Parkinson’s as a Disease, but rather a SYMPTOM of a fundamental imbalance or deficiency. I have looked at things nobody …

by Jessica Sanders

Celery: it sits in the back of your refrigerator for weeks at a time. It’s rather bland, and unless it’s paired with peanut butter or ranch dip, it’s not likely to find its way out anytime soon. However, this less-than-appealing snack actually packs a lot of punch:

It’s filled with Vitamin E and C, calcium, and magnesium. It’s rich in phalides, which help to lower your blood pressure and improve your circulation. It helps reduce swelling…

It’s well documented that vegetarians have less heart disease and colorectal cancer, as well as type 2 diabetes and obesity, but many wonder if a vegetarian diet provides adequate protein. A new study, however, puts this question to rest, finding that vegetarians are typically not lacking in this nutrient. Why? Because, believe it or not, protein sources are more prevent than you think.

Although most plant foods do not contain all nine essential amino acids—often referred to …