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Moringa Oleifera – The Miracle Tree
by Avon Howard | January 28, 2010
Moringa is a natural supplement loaded with entire nutrients needed by our body. Regular consumption of Moringa Powder will lead to a healthy life and helps to maintain a good health.
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Empty Workout – Wasted Time
by MrJohn smith | January 25, 2010
There are dilettantes, who say that it’s not that necessary to consume nitric oxide supplements, Creatine monohydrate powder and other, in order to achieve significant results in workouts. However, the better is your nutrition and the better are the supplements you use, the better results you will
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Moringa Powder as Natural Supplement
by Avon Howard | December 26, 2009
Moringa is a natural supplement loaded with entire nutrients needed by our body. Moringa Leaf Powder has the greatest impact on those who are more vulnerable: malnourished children, pregnant or lactating women, children at weaning age, and the elderly.
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The 50 Workout (Weight Training, Whey Protein, and Weight Loss)
by Gerald Fitz | October 02, 2009
Are you looking for a workout that will help you to tone your body, burn fat, and lose weight? Consider the new 50 workout.
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Protect Yourself from the Common Cold
by Gerald Fitz | September 25, 2009
The common cold has a lot of commonly accepted home remedies. Gurgling salt water, drinking orange juice, eating vitamin C tablets, eating a warm bowl of chicken noodle soup, the list of supposed remedies goes on and on. What, if any, of these cures actually works?
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Fibromyalgia - The Remedy!
by Karl Loren | September 23, 2009
I am rather bold to suggest that there is a total remedy to this hopeless disease! But, I think there is! It is NOT a pill! There is no magic bullet!
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What is Fibromyalgia?
by Karl Loren | September 23, 2009
Fibromyalgia! If you have it, you certainly know that you have it! It is so "similar" to "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" that the two are often lumped together -- if you have one, you have the other. These are abbreviated as FMS and CFS. They are invented diseases -- invented by the hidden world of psychiatry for the sole purpose of selling psychiatric drugs.
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What's Wrong With Doctors?
by Karl Loren | September 23, 2009
It's an unfair question, of course, but it needs to be asked.
Today's answer: What's wrong with doctors is their medical education!
What's wrong with medical education? For one thing, there is a common teaching procedure of giving doctors (when they have become interns) regular schedules so that they get no sleep for 24 to 36 hours.
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Why Do People Take Vitamins?
by Karl Loren | September 23, 2009
There are three different reasons why someone would take vitamins. First, you might take them because your mother told you to!
Really, that's a very legitimate reason, and probably accounts for a large percentage of the actual reasons people take vitamins.
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Positivity for Better Health
by Gerald Fitz | September 22, 2009
We live in a world where it is easy to be pessimistic. Things can go wrong at any given moment and they sometimes do. Positivity however, is to roll with punches. Things will go wrong or differently than planned but it is ok to laugh about it and realize that things are not as bad as they seem.
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Items Which Will Improve Your Running
by Gerald Fitz | September 22, 2009
It is the morning, and the alarm is going off. You are looking at the numbers on the clock and it says 5:30am. You are warm, and you know that you could hit the snooze button or just turn off the alarm and get some more sleep.
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More Steroid Accusations; What Should I Use to Train?
by Gerald Fitz | September 22, 2009
If you are looking at the sports section or any sports website they are full to the brim with more news about baseball players being accused of using performance enhancing drugs. It is disappointing as a sports fan to see so many great modern athletes being linked to cheating. Now it seems that a
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Adding Size to Your Strength
by Gerald Fitz | September 21, 2009
If you feel at all like I do, then you know how difficult it is to work out five days a week and to be stronger than you’ve ever been, yet still find the size you’re looking for a little bit elusive.
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Get the Edge on the Ice
by Gerald Fitz | September 19, 2009
Ice Hockey is one of the most demanding sports out there. Hockey players are known (sometimes notorious) for toughness out on the ice. Maybe hockey has a history of fighting because it requires such toughness just to be a hockey player, these are naturally the type of guys who like to fight.
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How to Play Like a Tennis Pro
by Gerald Fitz | September 19, 2009
Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the world. Players like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have taken tennis to levels that the world has never seen before. As the world watched while Federer won his 15th Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, it was amazing to see what can be achieved with such a
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How to Increase Your Vertical Jump
by Gerald Fitz | September 19, 2009
One of the fundamental measures of a great athlete in almost any team sport these days is the height of their vertical jump. In some sports, it’s an obvious necessity - basketball, volleyball, or the high jump.
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Goalsetting Your Way to Strength
by Gerald Fitz | September 19, 2009
If you’re a gym rat, odds are you’re strong. But if you’re a smart gym rat, you know it’s not just the time you spend in the gym that has made your strength increase. Most elite athletes use a combination of specific nutritional and exercise fundamentals to reach their peak, and most have very part
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What Is A Fraudulent Taheebo Product?
by Karl Loren | September 19, 2009
"Taheebo" is the South American name for a tree. It grows in Brazil, Argentina and many other countries. The bark of this tree has been used for centuries by the natives of each of these countries -- used to treat all sorts of serious health problems, but particularly to treat cancer.
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What Are These Things Called Free Radicals? Are They Free, and Do We Want Them?
by Karl Loren | September 19, 2009
The "Free Radical" is the source for virtually all disease, illness and aging itself! Science has come a long way on this -- further by far than the medical establishment has moved on it. Many doctors will acknowledge that free radicals are the basic cause of disease, but since they don't have any drugs to treat free radicals with, they continue to administer drugs which are, themselves, often sources of more free radicals.
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How Chelation Works
by Karl Loren | September 19, 2009
Here is a mechanical explanation of the chelating process -- and a comparison of intravenous chelation therapy with oral chelation.
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