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Tips No 1 for Marathoner Wannabes by Tekko Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 09 Nov 2010 6:47pm 4 weeks more to go and I am back with another 3 posts for marathoner wannabes. But you gonna take these with a pinch of salt. Hmmm actually you should. Take the salt that is. It will come in useful when you run the final 10km of the marathon. For the other pro marathoners, the seasoned marathoners, the atas marathoners, you can read, you can dis ... Read on »

Arizona Diet Green Tea with Ginseng Review by Israel L. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 20 May 2009 9:12am I am a strong proponent of only drinking water. Juice is a no-no and soda is an absolute sin. Want to lose weight and be healthy? Then don’t consume any liquid besides water, Period, no if’s and or buts. Stop being a pansy and accept the fact that water is Nature’s most perfect beverage. After water whole fruits are an excellent sourc ... Read on »

How to brew an awesome cup of tea with The Republic of Tea #SipbySip #tea by amnichols Posted Fri 01 Mar 2013 4:09pm I remember the first time I drank The Republic of Tea’s Honey Ginseng Tea . It must have been six or seven years ago when I was attending a writing workshop at a Denver-area restaurant. I loved its flavor and how their round tea bags didn’t have strings, tags or staples. I’ve been a fan ever since. So that’s why I’m thrilled to announce ... Read on »

Everyday Benefits Of Ashwagandha, The Indian Ginseng by Sonzy Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 27 Sep 2010 6:48am Ashwagandha is also referred to as the Indian Ginseng. This herb has been used in India for its medicinal properties for thousands of years. The Sanskrit meaning of Ashwagandha is ‘something which smells of a horse’. This herb probably got its name because of its pungent scent. The herb enthusiasts’ world over have now started using th ... Read on »

a potluck for the amateur gourmet. by Leslie B. Posted Thu 28 Jan 2010 9:47am When I was younger, I remember watching my mom prepare meals each evening, imagining that she had always intuitively known how to cook. It seemed like a skill that one was born with, and as the wife of a husband who loved to eat, mother of two growing daughters, and daughter of an avid cook, I figured she was lucky to be well-equipped with ... Read on »

Skip To Saturday by Chelsea W. Posted Fri 15 Jan 2010 12:00am Hello Friends! I made the final decision to just skip this weeks past eats due to an insane schedule and not wanting to wait two hours for WordPress to upload pictures and content. Has anyone else experienced this dilemma with large posts? Mac users specifically? This past week was pretty good, but also tremendously busy. I’ve k ... Read on »

Ashwagandha- the Indian ginseng by Dr.Krishna Suri Posted Tue 06 Oct 2009 4:08am Ashwagandha - also known as Indian Winter Cherry has the Botanical name Withania Somnifera -It is a shrub belonging to Solanace family. It is grown in the western India, Gujarat, MP, Punjab and in Himalayas. Ashwagandha gets its name because its roots have the odor of horse. (Ashwa = horse , gandha = odor). It is called by another name Varaha ... Read on »

Honey Stinger Waffles, Energy Bars, Energy Chews and Gels: Product Review and Giveaway by Donald Patient Expert

Posted Mon 12 Dec 2011 12:00am Without going too far out on a limb, I predict that the winners of today’s contest will be at least 75% satisfied. That’s because the prizes in question come from Honey Stinger , and of the four products I had the opportunity to sample, three of them were delightful; the fourth one, not so much. Then again, your tastes may vary from min ... Read on »

Try It Before You Prescribe It: Medicated Honey (Miels) by Krystal Plonski Posted Mon 01 Aug 2011 12:00am So I wanted to add to my series, “Try it before you prescribe it” with this Adaptogenic Miel. What is a miel? Well, another name for it is “Medicated Honey,” where we have herbs infused into the honey (over a low heat). The honey is medication in itself, which is antimicrobial. Honey can be used for a variety of effects includin ... Read on »

Tea Time! by Ms. Celiac Posted Thu 13 Aug 2009 7:58pm My favorite brand of tea is Celestial Seasonings bagged teas. There is nothing like a cup of their Peppermint tea to calm a bad stomach or their Chamomile tea to relax tense nerves. Although, not all of Celestial Seasonings teas are gluten free they do offer a wide assortment of gluten free flavors. For those of you maintaining a Kosher diet, ... Read on »