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Homeopathy:
Three Popular Remedies

There are more than 2,000 homeopathic remedies out there, all of them diluted to the nth degree. Here are three that are finding their way into "natural" first aid kits. read more...

Flaxseed:
A Surprising Source of Healthy Fats

OK, so you've never heard of it. But this ancient herb can give you a big dose of the "good" fats that feed your hair, skin, and nails and may even curb period cramps. Not only that, but it's full of fiber, too. read more...

Scribble Power!
Journaling for Your Health

Forget assignments, grades, or deadline pressure. Keeping a journal is something you do only for you—and it's guaranteed to offer some surprising benefits. read more...

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