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Policies & Important Stuff
If you’re new to “natural” health, you know there’s a lot of confusing terms out there. Give us just a few minutes and we’ll have you talking “nature-speak” in no time. And along the way, we’ll help you find the info you need to make informed choices about your own health.

Thursday
25Jun2009

Resveratrol

“What is resveratrol? I know it’s what makes wine good for you but what IS it?”

Resveratrol is a protective substance, or phytoalexin, that plants produce when they are attacked by fungi, bacteria and other organisms.

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Tuesday
02Jun2009

Cell Phone Elbow

“Is cell phone elbow really real or is this just one of those made up diseases to sell us more meds?”

Unfortunately, this one is real.

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Friday
29May2009

Morgellons

“What is Morgellons?”

Morgellons (or Mogellons disease or Morgellons syndrome) is a very interesting topic because, depending upon whom you ask, it’s either a psychiatric disorder identified decades ago or a brand new disease not yet fully understood.

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Thursday
28May2009

Brain Plaque

“Is brain plaque real?”

Yes, it is, although it has little in common with the plaque found on your teeth and gums.

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Friday
01May2009

Sole Therapy

“What is sole therapy?”

Sole therapy—or sol therapy—is just another term for drinking salt water as a way to “cleanse” your system. Don’t be fooled by slick marketing and chemical double-speak.

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Tuesday
28Apr2009

Herbs, Swine Flu & Your Immune System

“Are there any herbs that might strengthen your immune system against swine flu?”

Because swine flu is such a new virus there haven’t been any scientific studies but, yes, there are herbs that have been proven to stimulate the immune system and “fight” other strains of cold and flu.

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Monday
27Apr2009

Balneotherapy

“What is balneotherapy?”

Balneotherapy is just another word for therapeutic bathing. Cold showers, hot springs, jet spas … you name it, they’re all forms of balneotherapy.

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