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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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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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A Simple Primer on Acupuncture

August 17, 2009

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Acupuncture is based upon the idea that we have energy flowing throughout our body. When the pathways for this energy get out of whack, the body suffers and produces symptoms.

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