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Combat PTSD from the Inside
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Michele Rosenthal
There are some vets who are really getting out there in the PTSD world and talking — about the stigma of mental health (check outOperationPTSD’s latest post), about recognizing the need for help, and then about actually going after and getting the help you need to heal combat PTSD.I have tremendous admiration for those vets who come thr ...
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ways to keep your cravings at bay
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KasondraI.
i have found from my experience that it is much easier to eat to live rather than live to eat if i am well nourished and in balance! Things i need to feel in balancebe honest with my energy in vs. energy out - keep it in balenceeat slowly and include as many senses as i canbuild my meals around what will build and nourish me!understand that vegtab ...
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Healthy Volunteers STILL Needed for Georgetown CFS Study
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Alyson
Note: This post is a copy and paste (and slightly edited) version of something I've posted and emailed before. I am posting again because it is so important. Do you or does someone you know live near Washington, DC (or are you willing to travel there for a $400 stipend)? Georgetown University Hospital is conducting a research study called " P ...
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A Sad Farewell
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Stephanie B.
If you have befriended me on Facebook, you know that I made sort of an announcement on my status today. For those of you who are not on Facebook, a decision has been made regarding Aiden's education. Sadly, after 2 1/2 years of being a student of the Little Light House, Aiden will no longer attend school there. The decision was not an easy one to ...
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Lowering Blood Sugar Levels-5 Tips to Mind
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Varadharajan R
If you are a diabetic or pre-diabetic, you have some simpler methods to start medications by which you can be confident of lowering blood sugar levels with some effort. It is undeniable that having elevated blood sugar in the blood stream is too bad since it can result in severe consequences if not properly managed. So it is repeatedly warned that ...
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Another Iron in the Fire
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Shauna M.
CCSVI - chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency - where to start.....iron is an important building block for our bodies; it's necessary to maintain health, it's vital as a matter of fact. but like anything, too much of a good thing can be bad. There's a condition known as hemochromatosis which results in an accumulation of iron in various organ ...
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She Says: Vegan 4-A-Day(s)
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Hangry Pants
I just got back from the orthopedic surgeon. Good news: I can start wearing a sneaker if I don’t feel like wearing the boot, but not all the time. Bad news: No running for at least another month. Boo.In other news, I am out of it. I thought Vegan 4-A-Day ((organized by Michelle and Katy) was Wednesday, so I played along. Then I found out it ...
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Ties Tied to Bugs
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Paul Sax
Are doctors’ neckties causing infections? That’s the implication of this Wall Street Journal piece:The list of things to avoid during flu season includes crowded buses, hospitals and handshakes. Consider adding this: your doctor’s necktie. … A 2004 analysis of neckties worn by 42 doctors and medical staffers at the New Yor ...
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Raw Food Cures From God
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Marillyn B.
I found this article through myNOAH (Nourishing Organics Affectionate Homes) group.I will be posting some information that I've learned through this amazing group of women. If you are in the Des Moines area or live in Iowa, please join this group. Teresa, the group leader, has been (and still is) the most influential part of my decision to live a ...
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Me n Chili driving...Well I’m ba ...
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Chris Carr
Me n Chili driving... Well I’m back in the D after some serious driving the last couple of days. I decided to follow my GPS route instead of taking the standard I75 all the way up and it’s a much nicer drive plus a lot faster. I think I did the whole trip back in less than 20 hours which is cookin! I also had my first incident drivi ...
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