Bee Pollen Overview
Bee pollen is a natural substance that contains trace amounts of minerals and vitamins. Widely available in dietary supplement form, bee pollen ...
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Frozen Yogurt, Healthy Treat or Health Trap?
Frozen yogurt is a favorite treat for many of us, and as the days get warmer the lines at the frozen yogurt shops get longer and longer. The pop...
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The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing. ~ Walt Disney
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Gastritis Causes and Treatment Suggestions
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Cell Salt #12: Silicea
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Inflamyar Ointment for Bruises, Sprains, Arthritis Relief
Inflamyar ointment is a parent and athletic trainer's "secret sauce" for bruises, aching muscles, and joint pain.
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