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Two Easy Feng Shui Tips For Zesting Up Your Home Or Office

October 30, 2009

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By Ling Meng These two easy Feng Shui tips are special because they have the ability to heighten the positive energy in your living spaces now and into the future for all who enter and spend time there. It’s true, “zesting” isn’t a bonafide word in the English language, but I chose it for this [...]

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Zhan Zhuang – 5 Standing Meditation Exercises For Health and Martial Arts

October 28, 2009

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Zhan zhuang translates as “standing like a tree” and is an ancient Chinese practice for cultivating internal energy.

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The Benefits of Honey

October 12, 2009

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The Benefits of Honey

By Dr. Daisy Sutherland  Did you know that honey had major health benefits? It’s true!! It’s not only good for sore throats, the health benefits are amazing and I will share those with you today. Honey can help with wounds: raw, unprocessed honey contains a natural antibiotic that has been proven to be effective against [...]

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Feng Shui – Your Home is Your Mirror

October 5, 2009

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Your home needs to be your haven. Did you know that your physical environment mirrors your current life?

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Caregivers Learn How to Treat Stress at HOLISTIC HEALTH NOW Conference Nov. 5-7 in Cleveland, Ohio

September 27, 2009

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The more we learn about stress, the more we understand its overwhelming impact on our bodies and our overall health and happiness.

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Ayurvedia and Migraine

September 24, 2009

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Migraine – Ayurvedic & Yogic Approach By Naveen Arya Migraine can be defined as a paroxysmal ailment, accompanied by a severe headache, generally on one side of the head, and associated with disorders of the digestion, the liver and the vision. It usually occurs when a person is under great mental tension or has suddenly [...]

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How Often Do You Sigh?

September 22, 2009

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Stress can trigger an altered breathing pattern. If so, a natural remedy may be all you need to address it.

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Norman Borlaug, Nobel Laureate, Fighter Against Hunger, Dies

September 13, 2009

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Norman Borlaug, Nobel Laureate, Fighter Against Hunger, Dies

The Green Revolution increased global food supply but left questions still to be answered.

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A Naturopathic Reminder

September 11, 2009

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A moderate amount of stress may be beneficial for the body. It may motivate us to do something about a situation that we are not completely satisfied with and brings about growth and change in life. In contrast, chronic stress is anything that the body has a difficult time dealing with and may lead to several health concerns.

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Bring Positive Energy Into Your Home With Feng Shui

September 8, 2009

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Eight commonly used Feng Shui design remedies to bring positive energy into your home.

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