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June 25, 2010
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How to Introduce Your Children to Organic Gardening
Children have a natural fascination with growing things. You can foster that natural interest by introducing them to organic gardening. Here are some ideas for participating with your kids in the organic garden. 1. Start small, and maybe even indoors. Sprout alfalfa seeds, chives, or other easy-growers in the window sill. 2. Consider container gardening […]
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June 24, 2010
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How to Live Well Without Owning a Car
Where to buy: www.realgoods.com You might think that this takes being eco-friendly too far, but could you imagine living without owning a car? Well, there are people who can and are already doing it whether for energy-saving or financial reasons. The author, Chris Balish, explains how he came to live without a car for a […]
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June 23, 2010
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Lead In Lipstick and Other Unhealthy Cosmetics
Cosmetics are intended to enhance your appearance, but there are some dangerous chemicals that may be lurking in your make-up. Here are some of the more common toxic chemicals and the cosmetics where they can be found. 1. Lead Once thought to be an urban legend, a recent study confirmed the presence of lead in […]
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June 22, 2010
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How Cranial Osteopathy Can Ease Your Migraine Pain
Cranial osteopathy, as the name implies, involves the manipulation and flexing of the bones of the skull. However, it is not exclusive to the head. Cranial osteopathy also includes adjustment and flexing of the sacral vertebrae and the pelvis. The sacral vertebrae, or sacrum, join the spine to the pelvis. When Dr. William Sutherland developed […]
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June 21, 2010
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Sun Exposure and Cataracts ? How to Protect Your Eyes
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there are 18 million people around the world who are blind due to cataracts. Five percent of those 18 million people can attribute their cataract-caused blindness directly to exposure to ultraviolet radiation. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) also notes the correlation between ultraviolet radiation and eye problems, […]
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