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HealthyAbandon

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I am a Certified Health Coach and Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine student, who wishes to share... Full Bio
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Invisible Children

This is not something I typically write about, but this issue needs to be brought to the forefront and exposed! No child should have to endure...

Onion

As strong in healing power as they are in taste, these vegetables keep disease at a safe distance. The powerful anti-inflammatory effects...

Brussels Sprout

A small but powerful defender of the immune system, this crunchy vegetable easily punches above its weight in nutrients. Brussels sprouts...

Carrots

This colorful vegetable might not actually make you see in the pitch dark, but its really good for your eyes and overall vision. The...

Kale

This leafy winter wonderfood will help to keep you healthy through the coldest time of the year. Dark leafy vegetables are highly...

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Jul 05 2011 by Jeff Kennedy
You def. should relax your ankle until it heals, but you're right there's plenty for you to do until that happens. Sitting and lifting weights is great, and it will help keep the top half of your body toned. Hopefully you heal up soon and get to go to that marathon!
 
Jul 04 2011 by HealthyAbandon
Hope everyone has a healthy and happy Independence Day! Enjoy your FREEDOM & thank our military for their service!
 
Jun 28 2011 by The Sweet Life