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Easy Foods To Grow Without A Garden

Easy Foods To Grow Without A Garden

Delialah Falcon, ND Healthy Living

Growing your own foods is one of the best ways to ensure you get the freshest, healthiest items. Gardening without an abundance of room can be accomplished with some creativity and effort. Many fruits and vegetables do well in stand-alone containers.

Tap Water vs. Bottled Water: Which Is Better?

Tap Water vs. Bottled Water: Which Is Better?

Robert Rister Healthy Living

French authorities became alarmed at 262,000 tons of plastic waste generated from drinking water bottles. Recognizing the cost to the sanitation ministries and environment, officials started campaigns to persuade French people to drink more tap water.

How to Properly Take Care of Contact Lenses

How to Properly Take Care of Contact Lenses

Dana Fenton Healthy Living

In the United States, an estimated 28-38 million people use contact lenses for vision correction purposes. Because contact lenses are so convenient and lightweight, more people favor them over using standard eye glasses.

Ways To Clean With Baking Soda

Ways To Clean With Baking Soda

Delialah Falcon, ND Healthy Living

Baking soda is an effective cleaner that can be used to clean many surfaces both indoors and outside. Discover tips on how to effectively clean and deodorize your home using baking soda. Baking soda is an all-natural, inexpensive cleaning agent

Five Killer Sources Of Arsenic In Your Food Supply

Five Killer Sources Of Arsenic In Your Food Supply

Lawanna Brock, M.S. Healthy Living

When you think of arsenic, you think of poison, right? Arsenic is a trace element found in several foods you eat every day and some forms of it are actually used as medicine. It’s estimated that the average adult takes in 12 - 50 mcgs of arsenic each day.

Some Stress Is Good For Your Immune System

Some Stress Is Good For Your Immune System

Lawanna Brock, M.S. Healthy Living

How often do you hear someone say they are “stressed out”? You may be surprised to find that some stress is actually good for your immune system. New research uncovers the good and the bad of stress and how it affects you.