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Dandruff is an annoying, itchy, often embarrassing condition that can be a challenge to eliminate. Sometimes dandruff is caused by poor nutrition, but...
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The book Clean: The Revolutionary Program to Restore the Body’s Natural Ability to Health Itself (HarperOne, 2009), written by a New York City...
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Here’s a weekend project for you and your family: visit area nurseries and plant shops and bring some new indoor plants into your home or office...
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Suzanne Somers’s new book, Knockout: Interviews with Doctors Who are Curing Cancer and How to Prevent Getting It in the First Place, is yet...
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A new study published in the September issue of Integrative Cancer Therapies reports that women who have breast cancer can reduce their stress and...
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Suffering from emotional stress? Who isn’t nowadays. According to a new study from Japan, drinking five cups of green tea daily may reduce your...
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If you are curious about homeopathy and integrative medicine or if you are already a fan, then you may want to visit the Phoenix Health Fair and...
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Two researchers from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in Scottsdale recently completed a study in which they found...
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Two recently released studies concerning the impact of green tea on bone health and osteoporosis present conflicting results. One study concluded that...
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The aggressive Asian vine that at times seems to want to take over the American southeast may have some medicinal value. Researchers at the University...
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