LibidoAndHealth has an interesting post on a supplement called Glycerophosphocholine, which is supposed to improve brain function and maybe help those of use with no brains to remember… wait a minute… umm… help those of us who are getting a bit older to retain memory function.
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With all the fad diets out there it’s refreshing to see a page which keeps it simple and lays out some basic methods.
Some fats are actually good for you and, if eaten in moderation, will help to flatten out those abs. From YourNaturalWellness:
The time for a 100 crunches a day is finally over.
A Spanish research [...]

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We all know that drinking more water is good for us and here is an excellent article on the how and why. Superhydration
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Libido and Health has a really interesting post up – it’s The Canival of Health and it includes links to a lot of health related blogs, with articles ranging from a Reiki tutorial to info on herniated disks to tea tree oil to … well, you get the idea. Pretty cool. Here’s a clip:
Health is [...]

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A great blog that you should check out is Lions Led by Sheep. Steve has a sharp, interesting style of writing. You may not agree with everything he says, but I’ll bet you’ll read it.
Here’s one of his latest, on Cancer. One of the keywords that might go along with this article is Personal Responsibility.
Cancer? [...]

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Here’s another great article by Sarah of special interest to those of us without a “traditional” healthcare plan, or even those who have no health insurance. The complete article is here: How to: Get Better, Cheaper Health Care Without Insurance (25 Tips, Tricks and Resources)
The previous article, Healthcare and Wal-Mart, covered the idea of Wal-Mart’s [...]

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Have you seen Steve Pavlina’s Self Development blog? You should. He has a nice article on all those health studies that we hear about in the news.
Controversy sells. Or gets good press, anyway. If you produce a health product, or any product, it’s in your interest to push the benefits of that product and [...]

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We hear it so often we get tired of it: Americans need to exercise more. We’re a nation of fatties. We’re all a bunch of couch potatoes. Sadly, the reason we hear it so often is because it’s true; but it doesn’t have to be, not in your case. How’d you like few tips on how you can feel better?

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Check out http://healing.about.com/ for some nice holistic health tips.

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Lorraine’s written up another article on the proper [tag]diet[/tag] to follow if you want to slow down the aging process. This one discusses [tag]antiaging[/tag] care, as well:
Earlier we talked about an [tag]antiaging diet[/tag] and there seems to be more interest in learning more about an anti-aging lifestyle which basically an antiaging diet combined with antiaging [...]

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