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Fit Yoga, February 2008 Changing Channels: The hands of a Reiki master transmit universal life energy into the places in your body that need it the most. Fit Yoga, December 2007 Points of Precision: Japanese is the gentle cousin of the Chinese version, with fewer, less invasive needles and, for some patients, faster results. Fit Yoga, August 2007 A Fine Spine: Chiropractic medicine is much like the unwinding of a deep yoga twist. How this therapy can complement your quest for a supple spine. Natural Solutions, Nov/Dec 2006 Turning SAD Into GLAD: Beat the winter doldrums with natural treatments for seasonal affective disorder. [Part 1 Part 2 Part 3] Fit Yoga, November 2006 Chinese Checkup: Traditional Chinese Medicine balances yin and yang to address the root of a medical condition, not just the symptoms. Fit Yoga, November 2006 Yoga For Your Knees: These hard-working joints may be the most neglected in your body. Fit Yoga, October 2006 Shoulder Repair: A shoulder injury is not only common, it takes a long time to heal. Here’s how to increase strength and flexibility by working some “invisible” muscles. Natural Solutions, September 2006 Putting Stress to the Test: Biofeedback takes the emotional pressure off. Yoga Journal, July/August 2006 Easy Rider: Intermittent bouts of sciatica disrupted Candy Doran's cycling career. After discovering yoga, she's back in the saddle. [Part 1 Part 2] Natural Health, July/August 2006 Amino Essentials: The best source for these acids is animal protein. What's a vegetarian to do? [Part 1 Part 2 Part 3] Body + Soul, April/May 2006 Power Foods: Eggs: Eggs come with many warnings. Don't count their contents before they hatch; never put them all in one basket; and for the sake of your health, try not to eat too many. Natural Health, April 2006 The Migraine Solution: By disarming your triggers the natural way, you can alleviate—or even eliminate—these devastating attacks. Body + Soul, March 2006 Beta-Carotene: This nutrient offers much more than just the promise of healthy vision. Fit Yoga, March 2006 Tales of the Twist: Wind yourself into a cleansing, balancing, and relaxing twist pose—your spine will love you for it. Fit Yoga, February 2006 Meet the Bandhas: Conserving energy is a good cause, especially when it's the energy in your own body. [Part 1 Natural Health, February 2006 Folate Bloomer: This B vitamin can help generate healing, sustain your brain and improve your mood — that is if you can get enough. Natural Solutions, Nov/Dec 2005 Dreaming of a Good Night's Rest: Tired of insomnia? Here are some subtle lifestyle changes you can make to help you fall asleep easier and longer. [Part 1 Part 2] Experience Life, November 2005 Silent Sports: Listen up: There’s a quiet subculture of outdoor enthusiasts who prefer muscle power to motorized recreation — and they’re beginning to make some noise. Experience Life, March/April 2003 Excitotoxins: They’re supposed to enhance flavor and excite your taste buds, but could these common food additives also be damaging your nervous system? Men's Fitness, March 2003 The Diabetic Athlete: Olympic gold medalist swimmer Gary Hall, Jr. shows that men can pursue active lifestyles, and even exceed their expectations, while managing diabetes Experience Life, Jan/Feb 2003 Can This Fatty Acid Help You Get Thin?: Here’s the skinny on how CLA works and how you can best incorporate it into your fitness regimen.
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