Swedish And Ayurvedic Massage-Which One is For You?

Posted by GH Williams | Alternative Care | Sunday 30 November 2008 8:05 am

Different influences in massage therapy have cropped up leading to the creation of several methods that differ in techniques but offer the same health benefits. The Swedish and Ayurvedic massage both have different origins and use different styles but contribute a lot to attain a healthy and relaxed body.

What Can Acupunture Cure?

Posted by Bi Kun tan | Acupuncture | Sunday 30 November 2008 7:28 am

Acupuncture, ayurveda, homeopathy and other Chinese and Indian medicines are very successful in treating a number of conditions and ailments. Many people often resort to acupuncture in the end, when they can find no other cure. However, acupuncture can treat many ailments single handedly; this is even recognized by the world health organization (WHO)

Essential Oil Basics: The Importance of Chemistry

Posted by Tarah Cech | Aromatherapy | Saturday 29 November 2008 8:55 am

Chemistry. Already getting nervous? The chemistry chapters of essential oil texts are the most frequently skipped, even by natural health professionals. But it can be fun and useful…really! Knowing what essential oils are made of, and how this affects their aroma and therapeutic value can have a big impact on the efficacy of your aromatherapy practice. Understanding the basics can help you make better choices in essential oils, and better choices in their application. Plus, this can give you the foundation for further understanding of true ‘medical aromatherapy’, as practiced in much of the rest of the world. So here’s a primer on the chemistry of essential oils, with some common examples and important tips to help you grow as a holistic medicine practitioner.

Raw Vegetable & Food Diet! Save Energy & Lose Weight.

Posted by Jessica A. Andersen | Diet | Saturday 29 November 2008 8:36 am

this diet sounds like a throwback to the early days of our civilization when everyone had a garden. In fact this plan is very similar to a vegetarian diet because most of the food consists of fruits and vegetables. The plan focuses on raw vegetables especially because it is well-known that raw foods contain nutrients that are lost in the canning and preservation process.

Arthritis and Exercise

Posted by James Cavalier | Exercise | Saturday 29 November 2008 12:44 am

The right kinds of exercises can help people lead productive lives even with arthritis, but the irony is that arthritis can prevent people from doing traditional kinds of exercises – going for a brisk walk, jogging or weight training is not possible for people who have to deal with inflammation in the joints, because of arthritis.

What Is Acupuncture? The Alternative Healing Process

Posted by Max Foggleman | Acupuncture | Friday 28 November 2008 9:48 am

Are you wondering what acupuncture is and why itas used? Well it is typically a last resort for people who can’t seem to find a cure for their pain. Some times it seems like it is the one thing that can in fact alleviate pain and stress when other medication canat do the job.

Good Eating Habits — 7 Myths Busted

Posted by Sheila Ffloyd | Diet | Thursday 27 November 2008 11:39 pm

Your body can be thought of as a precision machine. It comes with thousands of intricate parts that combine to make an amazingly functional team. Like any machine, your body needs regular maintenance and fuel.

Static Stretching And Why You Should Stretch

Posted by Gina Gardi | Exercise | Thursday 27 November 2008 6:51 am

Many or today’s society have muscular imbalances due to repetitive daily movements leading to pain and injury. Repetitive movements such as sitting for long periods, standing, driving, or anything else that you do all day repetitively places undue stress on the body. Muscular imbalances result in poor joint movement, inappropriate muscle functioning and decreased neuromuscular control. Start with static stretching to improve these imbalances.

All You Need To Know About HGH

Posted by Andrew John | Food | Wednesday 26 November 2008 10:46 pm

What is HGH? HGH stands for Human Growth Hormone. Human Growth Hormone is the naturally occurring substance from the human pituitary gland that plays a key role in young, active function of body, brain and sex organs. Levels of Human Growth Hormone decrease as we age. By middle age and beyond, HGH levels have plummeted to a tiny fraction of their youthful levels — and science shows that there is a direct correlation between lost HGH and the typical signs of aging, such as weight gain, loss of interest in sex, sagging skin and muscles, wrinkled skin that lacks good tone and texture, flagging memory.

Yoga – A General Overview

Posted by Gary Pearson | Exercise | Wednesday 26 November 2008 12:38 pm

Because yoga has been around for centuries, there are almost more variations than we can list. But here is a brief description of some of the many and varied types of yoga that you may enjoy on your quest to finding the yogic path that best suits you.

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