Category: Miscellaneous

March 4, 2017

How to Fight Hay Fever

Are you plagued by sneezing, a runny nose, watery eyes, and wheezing? You could be suffering from hay fever. Also known as allergic rhinitis, hay fever is an allergic condition triggered by airborne pollen. Dust and chemical particles that are also floating around in the air can exacerbate the condition and make symptoms worse. In […]

March 4, 2017

Cure Your Hay Fever with One Simple (and Tasty) Treat

Ahhhh . . . The sneezing. The stuffiness. The sinus pressure. You’ve felt it. I’ve felt it. It’s HAY FEVER! And no matter how hard you try to stop it, ease it, or prevent it, nothing seems to work. Until now. Research may have found a cure for hay fever. That’s right – not just […]

February 27, 2017

Delay the Signs of Aging With these Simple Steps

There are an abundance of things we can do, and an abundance of products/supplements we can take to make sure our skin is as healthy as it was 10, maybe even 20 years ago! Eat Right: Healthy Skin Starts with Healthy Eating Its when people say you are what you eat. Indulging in unhealthy food […]

February 26, 2017

7 Anti-Aging Methods that Really Work

As the medical community makes amazing strides to extend the human lifespan, more and more emphasis is being put on extending the quality of life.  Consequently, there are many products on the market today which promise to slow or reverse the effects of aging on the body and the mind. There are several common herbal […]

August 5, 2016

Feeling Blue After Giving Up Smoking?

Smokers who finally manage to kick the habit are quick to tell you the first days are marked with nervous jitters, anxiety, and a strong craving for a nicotine fix. What you don’t hear so much about is the great feelings of lingering sadness that some experience without their cigarettes. A new study by the […]

August 4, 2016

7 Bad Habits that Can Lead to Depression (and How to Avoid Them)

Anyone that has ever been caught in the throes of depression understands it’s a devastating, and at times debilitating, illness.  It’s like a thief that robs you of your energy, concentration, memory, libido, and enjoyment in things that used to bring you pleasure. In the most severe cases, it can even take away your will […]

August 3, 2016

What Do Hot Dogs and Cigarettes Have in Common?

Hot dogs, baseball, and apple pie.  What could be more American than that?  But if you tend to enjoy a hotdog (or two) while watching your favorite team, you may want to think twice next time you’re in line at the concession stand.  Some experts say you might as well light up a smoke. Yup, […]

August 3, 2016

Toxic BPA Found in Foods Targeted to American Children

We’ve known about the dangers of BPA (the dangerous industrial chemical bisphenol A associated with possible links to cancer) for some time now.  For more than 40 years BPA has been used in the manufacture of many hard plastic food containers such as baby bottles, reusable cups, and the lining of metal food and beverage […]

August 1, 2016

Easily Embarrassed? Study Finds People Will Trust You More

Are you the type of person to be easily embarrassed by such things as getting called on in class, getting recognition at work or tripping in public? A recent study from researchers at UC Berkeley suggests that people tend to trust those who are easily embarrassed more than those who are not.  The findings confirm […]

July 28, 2016

5 Hidden Health Dangers the FDA Doesn’t Want You to Know About

These days anything labeled as “natural” or “organic” is a marketing goldmine.  From natural skin care products to natural fruit juice, the word is tossed about in marketing circles and then delivered to trusting consumers like manna from heaven. But what does “natural” mean, exactly? In many instances, not much.  And if you think cosmetically […]

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