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from Food & Recipes,

Ginger: The Cook’s Best Medicine

From Africa to Australia, ginger crosses borders with its wide culinary range and variety of uses. Ginger's history began in Asia thousands of years a...

posted by Mel, selected from Kiwi magazine

Oct 30, 2008 5:00pm

from Health & Wellness,

Undergoing Treatment for Breast Cancer? Try This Magic Broth

This broth alone can keep people going, especially when they don't particularly want to eat. It's not just a regular vegetable stock. This pot of yum ...

posted by Care2 Editors, from Intent

Oct 30, 2008 11:00am

from Health & Wellness,

Try a Holistic Approach to Back Pain

Q: My sister's doctor has told her it's OK to take Vicodin daily for her chronic back pain. Am I right to be concerned about this course of treatment?...

posted by Dr. Brent

Oct 30, 2008 7:00am

from Ask Annie,

Your Axe Makes Me Sick

Dear Annie, My boyfriend uses a lot of Axe products, including the Axe Shower Gel body wash and cleanser, and Axe Deodorant Stick. I can't stand the ...

posted by Annie B. Bond

Oct 30, 2008 12:00pm

from Spirituality,

The Feng Shui of Halloween: The Approach of the Dark

Tonight is the dark of the moon in Scorpio, just before all Hallows Eve or Halloween as we know it in North America. In Mexico we come towards the Day...

posted by Betsy Stang

Oct 30, 2008 9:00am

from Family Life,

Toxic Candy Alert

If you are on any moms list serve or mailing list, chances are you have probably seen the e-mail alert that made the rounds this week--but it is alarm...

posted by Melissa Breyer

Oct 30, 2008 2:00pm

october 31, 2008


Before you head out to celebrate this darkest of holidays, read feng shui expert Betsy Stang’s The Approach of the Dark. Then study up on safety tips for kids and trick-or-treating and learn how to keep your pet safe on Halloween (costume or no costume). Eat, drink and be scary–and have a happy Halloween!
	Jana Ballinger Green Living Editor