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The Importance Of Bone Health And How It Relates To The Overall Health Of Your Body

By Steven Madison How much do you really think about your bones on a daily basis? Probably not much. After all, unless there’s a serious problem, our bones are invisible…

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The Gap Between Your Ears Is The Most Important Gap

By Mary Jo Rapini If you tweet on Twitter, you will see many #Thighgap. There is always something new, and it appears thigh gap is the new way girls are…

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How Cartoon Advertising Can Help Tackle Obesity in Children

By Emily Steves Unfortunately, obesity in children is a very real problem in the UK at the moment. This is an issue that has been extensively documented on television as…

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Weight Training For Weight Control

By Jeff Hauswirth Weight lifting and resistance exercise have many awesome health benefits, but losing weight? In a word, yes. Most people think that by lifting weights, “bigger muscles equals…

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Good Readers Make Good Writers

By Thomas Weck It is never too early to teach a love of writing to your children. It has long been believed shown that the better the reader, the better…

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High Conflict Divorce – Understanding The Parent’s Emotional Pain

By Bob Livingstone As a psychotherapist who has worked with children and adults from high conflict divorces for over twenty five years, I want to acknowledge how vital this work…

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7 Tips for Parents to Prevent Bullying

By Diane Lang Bullying is a huge issue but we need to remember we can do preventive measures with kids to help prevent bullying. Psychotherapist, author and positive living speaker,…

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5 Tips To Be A Positive Parent

By Diane Lang Being a parent is the hardest job in the world. I have heard that from every parent including my own. Parenting is a learned trait; be patient…

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Childhood Obesity A Growing Epidemic

By Anand Bhatt Welcome a new definition of playtime. What once meant engaging in friendly competition on the playground, now means engaging in virtual competition without even leaving the house….

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Long Term Chiropractic Patients Have Higher Blood Levels Of DNA Repair Chemicals

By Dr. Kevin Kita The February 18, 2005 issue of the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research finds that patients under long-term chiropractic care have higher levels of the blood chemicals…

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