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Mommy’s Fat Loss Ideas You Should Try

18th August 2009
Have you tried almost every diet available and are yet to see results? Are you tired of all the rigorous exercises that you do everyday that leave you feeling too tired and starving? Do you want to lose weight but don’t have enough time because of your ... Read >
Author: sabrina

Arthritis and its Treatment

10th July 2009
There seems to be a new arthritis rheumatism treatment introduced to the market every month. While not all of these are effective, some are really helping people to live with a little less pain and discomfort. Rheumatism is now a broad term that is used t... Read >
Author: jerry

The Story of Chocolate and the Americas

23rd June 2009
Chocolate has its origins in the Mayan civilisation of Yucotan. The cocoa tree is believed to have been discovered 2,000 years ago in the tropical rainforests of the Americas. The Azetecs of Mexico are known to have believed in the mystical origin of the ... Read >
Author: Keith Macgregro

Benefits of Stevia

12th June 2009
In these modern times, food has become so processed that it is almost impossible to avoid consuming flour and, most especially, refined sugar. Food products that would never be suspected such as wheat bread, mayonnaise, toothpaste and even hamburger ... Read >
Author: Cristal Munoz

Gestational Diabetes: Treatment with Cinnamon

04th June 2009
Approximately 7% of women that carry a pregnancy to term develop Gestational Diabetes during pregnancy. The incidence of Gestational Diabetes doubled from 1992 to 2004. No one understands why this has occurred except that the incidence of obesity increas... Read >
Author: James Pendergraft

Eat Less Sugar: 4 Tips to Help You Break the Sugar Habit

26th April 2009
The jury is still out on just how bad too much processed sugar is for our bodies. But we have all experienced how too much sugar provides lots of non-nutritional calories and is bad for your teeth. Not to mention, it can make your body feel hyperactive, f... Read >
Author: Jamie Jefferson

Making Your Own Humingbird Nectar

20th March 2009
We love hummingbirds and love to watch them throughout the day, especially after a long day, relaxing in our backyard nature retreat. We have 4 feeders that are strategically located throughout our gardens. The red, hummingbird nectar feeders ( red at... Read >
Author: Julie Souto

Drinking The Black Forest Tea

13th March 2009
Black tea is a favorite ingredient in making gourmet type teas or flavored teas. One of the most popular favored teas is black forest tea. Below are our top picks for black forest tea: HonestTea - Black Forest Berry Black Forest Berry is an herbal... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith

Some Vegetarians Do Not Eat Sugar

12th March 2009
Some vegetarians--usually strict vegans--will not consume sugar. This is because sugar is often whitened with bone char from cows. If you are a vegetarian and you want to continue eating products that contain sugar, but do not want to cause suffering ... Read >
Author: Jesus Smay

Cane Sugar and Migraine

16th January 2009
One of the common food triggers identified by the 1979 Lancet study on food intolerance and migraine, was cane sugar(1). The correlation between migraines and cane sugar or refined sugar consumption has been exhaustively covered in many migraine forums... Read >
Author: joyh

How Natural Docs Treat Palsy

11th December 2008
Causes Palsy is a nervous or physical condition caused by fatigue or nerve injury. The use of tea, coffee or liquor as well as eating stimulating foods, white flour, and cane sugar are both contributing factors, as they lack the properties that sustain a... Read >
Author: Ben Branklin

How to Prevent & Reverse Heart Disease

11th December 2008
There are many causes of heart trouble. Frequently there are wrong eating habits that cause obesity, thereby placing and extra strain on the heart. Too much salt in the diet also causes a strain on the heart by elevating the blood pressure. Palpitation o... Read >
Author: Ben Branklin

How To Permanently Cure Your Acid Reflux

11th December 2008
First, The Cause: Nonnourishing and devitaminized food, such as white flour and cane sugar products and polished rice, eating too many soft foods, drinking with meals, hasty eating, eating or drinking shortly before sleeping, irregular meals, highly seas... Read >
Author: Ben Branklin

Sweeteners: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

20th November 2008
I feel that the worst sweeteners to use are the artificial sweeteners. They have many bad effects on you, including making you fatter. Many have reported many disease like symptoms that appear like diseases like MS. Artificial sweeteners are many times sw... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Discover Italy by Enjoying its Drinks

05th November 2008
Italy is not only famous for its historic monuments, its cities full of beautiful art and architecture and its long history, but also for its excellent wines and other drinks famous worldwide. Take a trip with us down through this country to discover the ... Read >
Author: Sylvia in Florence

Polish Your Whole Body for a Youthful Glow

09th September 2008
If your skin is looking dull and lifeless it is past time for an invigorating all-over body polish to restore its youthful glow. Body polishes are a combination of exfoliant and carrier moisturizer designed for use on your entire body and contain abrasi... Read >
Author: Juliette Samuel

Benefits Of Sugarcane

14th July 2008
Sugarcane Sugarcane is a form of grass that belongs to Poaceae family. It is native to the regions of the Old World, ranging from warm temperate ones to tropical ones. Sugarcanes have a stout, jointed and fibrous stalk, which can measure 2 to 6 meters ... Read >
Author: peterhutch

7 Frequently Asked Questions About Honey

27th June 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Ruth Tan Here are seven questions which are frequently asked by people who are exploring honey use. Question 1: Can diabetics use honey? I have been told that diabetics can use honey. Is that true? Ans: This kind of honey infor... Read >
Author: Ruth Tan

Terminalia Arjuna, Wight and Am

10th April 2008
Family: Combretaceae Name: Hindi - Arjun Sanskrit - Indradrum English - Arjuna myrobalan Bengali - Arjun Gujarati - Shadado Marathi - Ladada Kannada - Maddi Tamil - Vellai morudaa Trade name - Arjuna chaal Description: Arjun is a large tree of... Read >
Author: Alien

Maple Syrup: Possible The Perfect Sweet

11th March 2008
Maple syrup is made from the sap of maple trees. It is a clear liquid with a slightly sweet taste. This amazing nectar was used during in the north during the Civil War since cane sugar was a product of the south. Maple syrup is classifed by its consisten... Read >
Author: bryantuck

Comparing Sugar and Other Sweeteners

24th February 2008
To start with, the artificial sweeteners should be avoided like the plague. They are many times sweeter than sugar and have had very bad effects on people including making people fatter. They are not foods and are more like drugs. Now the sugar cane is no... Read >

Find Your Perfect Home in Hawaii

05th November 2007
One of the most important decisions you have to make when moving is deciding on the location. Not only do you want to move somewhere were the weather is enjoyable, but you have other factors to consider such as employment, transportation and recreation. ... Read >
Author: Steve Cancel

Get fortunate with custom fortune cookie

30th October 2007
Fortune cookies have always fascinated us and sometimes we used to wonder what significance they have. In ancient times, China used to make predictions through them by putting a customized message for a person. Well, a custom fortune cookie is one by whic... Read >
Author: amitbhalla

Not For Meat Eaters: Manual to Vegetarian Ideology

31st August 2007
When someone says they are Vegetarians, we automatically think that they do not eat meat. While this is basically true, this is just a basic definition. Some eat fish but not meat, others eat eggs but not fish and this list is endless. There are many diff... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Nutritious facts of apples

22nd August 2007
A diet rich in fruits and vegetables can reduce the chances of having heart attack or stroke, protect against a variety of cancers and lower blood pressure and bad cholesterol. Eat 4 to 5 servings per day. Polyphenols prevent free radical from damagin... Read >
Author: Laura Ng

Stop Migraines With Diet Modifications

13th January 2007
The research is clear, food intolerance, allergies, and hypersensitivities are key triggers of headaches and migraines. Although each migraine sufferer may react to a different food or group of foods, there are a few which seem to pop up as frequent offen... Read >
Author: harry b

Dream In Chocolate: How Much People Love Natural Chocolate

23rd October 2006
Take away a woman’s chocolate and some say you take away her soul. People throughout the ages have loved healthy bites of divine chocolate. Queen Isabella first learned about chocolate when Columbus returned from America. He bestowed the magical brow... Read >
Author: Jeffrey Greer

If Sugar is Bad For You, Are Sugar Substitutes Better Instead?

20th March 2006
Everyone knows that sugar is not a good part of a healthy diet and so many people are turning to sugar substitutes in order to get their sweet tooth fulfilled, but, are these substitutes in reality better than sugar or are there more things hidden under t... Read >
Author: Jim Oneill