Posted by: Melanie Grimes | July 1, 2009

Lower Your Blood Pressure with Chocolate

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With one in three Americans suffering from high blood pressure, chocolate could be the new wonder drug. Harvard University studied a tribe of Indians from a Caribbean island off Panama who have perfect blood pressure numbers and a lower incidence of death from heart attacks and strokes, diabetes and cancer.

Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 20, 2009

How to Relieve Poison Ivy | eHow.com

Poison Ivy causes itching and pain. Poison ivy and poison oak grown all across America and Canada. The best way to avoid poison ivy rash is to avoid the plant, but since it grows everywhere, that is hard to do. Here are some tips to help you heal from a poison ivy rash. The poison ivy rash is caused by an allergic reaction to the oils in the plant.
How to Relieve Poison Ivy | eHow.com

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Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 18, 2009

How to Make a Homemade Ice Chest | eHow.com

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How to Use Natural Arthritis Remedies | eHow.com

Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 13, 2009

How to Lower Blood Pressure with Natural Foods | eHow.com

High blood pressure plagues millions but there are simple foods that can help you lower blood pressure naturally. From chocolate to grapes, many easy to find foods can help reduce cardiovascular disease.

How to Lower Blood Pressure with Natural Foods | eHow.com

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Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 12, 2009

How to Build Your Own Fountain | eHow.com

How to Build Your Own Fountain | eHow.com

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Water fountains are easy to create, and add a soothing feature inside a home or in an outdoor landscape. You can purchase supplies from a water garden pond supply house, or from many garden stores.

Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 10, 2009

How to Prune Roses Easily | eHow.com

How to Prune Roses Easily | eHow.com

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Pruning roses

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Roses need pruning all year. They need winterizing pruning in the fall, and clean up pruning in June after they flower. Roses need to be “dead headed” whenever a blossom is spent, so that the energy of the plant goes into growing new branches and flowers and not into developing rose hips.

You might want to wear gloves to protect yourself from thorns.

Roses contain a great deal of energy in their roots, and every spring revitalize and grow new stalks. You can trim a rose by at least one third every winter.

Posted by: Melanie Grimes | June 9, 2009

AP IMPACT: Alternative medicine goes mainstream

BALTIMORE — At one of the nation’s top trauma hospitals, a nurse circles a patient’s bed, humming and waving her arms as if shooing evil spirits. Another woman rubs a quartz bowl with a wand, making tunes that mix with the beeping monitors and hissing respirator keeping the man alive.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/07/AR2009060701170.html?hpid%3Dsec-health

How to Reduce Back Pain with Vitamin D and Other Natural Remedies | eHow.com

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Many people experience back pain. It can be caused by an injury or by a nutritional deficiency. Research has shown the vitamin D deficiency can cause back pain, fibromyalgia, as well as osteoporosis.

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