Health
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One of a handful of fruits native to North America, the cranberry has long been a folk remedy for wounds and fever.
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Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus). Long known to aid eye disorders, bilberry, a close relative of the cranberry and
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Take daughter to piano lesson. Check. Walk the dog. Check. Pick up produce for dinner and run by dry cleaner. Check.
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Adrenal builders Because poor adrenal function is common in women once they hit their 30s and 40s, consider herbs that
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Serves 8 / Whole-wheat pasta, nutrient-dense vegetables, and plenty of antioxidant-rich black tea make this noodle
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An estimated 27 million Americans have either an overactive or underactive thyroid gland, but fully half of these haven’t been diagnosed yet.
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John McComas, 46, looks forward to watching his wife grow old with him and hopes to see his two teenage daughters
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Bromelain What it is: Bromelain’s enzymes aid overall digestion and are particularly adept at breaking down protein.
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Tea Marinade October, 2006 Makes about 1 1/2 cups / Preparation tips: Toss this tasty mix with cooked grains and