by Thea Summer Deer. If you make a commitment to yourself and to the herbs, and if you are consistent, you will be richly…
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by Deborah Niemann. We live in a society that has this thing we call baby food, which is really just food that has been pureed,…
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by Karen Pine & Ben [C] Fletcher. Although it's highly likely that the smoker has other people in mind when they draw up a list…
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by Matt Mumber, MD and Heather Reed. Stress affects us whether it’s considered good or bad. In physics, stress is a force that…
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by Greg Anderson. Let’s be clear: surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation can play an important role in cancer treatment. But with…
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by Nicki Scully. In November of 2005, Acacia was hospitalized and diagnosed with recurrent lymphoma, in her brain, central…
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by Jack Angelo. Life is about change. Our breathing undergoes changes according to the rhythms of our state of imbalance (another…
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by Thea Summer Deer. Lavandula angustifolia, known as true lavender or English lavender, was until recently considered the…
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by Matt Mumber, MD & Heather Reed. Breathing is the bridge between our external and internal environments. The exhalation is…
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by Thea Summer Deer. While I first heard the voice of an herb deva in my kitchen that morning, shortly thereafter, they appeared…
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by Stasia Bliss. Think about how we normally consume. We usually choose to fill our shopping cart full of the foods we habitually…
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Cuba's economic meltdown should logically have been a public health disaster. But a new study says that the health of Cubans…
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The American College of Physicians has released new guidelines about prostate cancer screenings. Prostate screening and treatment…
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by Tana Amen, B.S.N., R.N. We can learn a lot from gorillas. Humans and gorillas share nearly identical DNA and digestive…
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by Patrick Thias Balmain. Most of us have a relationship to the outside world based on conflict, the power struggle. It is quite…
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Author and activist Anna Lappé (daughter of Frances Moore Lappé, author of Diet for a Small Planet) takes on the billion-dollar…
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by Greg Anderson. Surviving breast cancer is not simply about treating illness. It is primarily about creating wellness. I have…
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According to a report by The Applied Research Center, 10 percent of black and Latino families lack access to adequate food --…
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Sharing powerful stories from his anti-obesity project in Huntington, W. Va., TED Prize winner Jamie Oliver makes the case for an…
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The expression "salt of the earth" means "the best" or a "worthy person" perhaps implying that salt is the best and a worthy…
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by Peter Bane. Our conventional diet is deteriorating in quality because our farming has depleted the soils and polluted the…
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When we are told that 2000 calories are what we should consume, most of us don't really have an idea of what that means.…
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by Mark Liponis, M.D. There are two types of people: Hunters and Farmers. Why are there two types of metabolisms that need two…
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You may have jokingly said, as you weren't able to put down that bag of chips or cookies, that those darned things were…
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If your parents divorced before you turned 18, and today you are a smoker, it may be their fault! What??? A study done at the…
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by Marie T. Russell. We all know that stress is bad, that working 18-hour-days is not healthy, and that working at a job you hate…
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