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Black Pepper for First-Aid
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Wellness Tip: Most kitchens have this popular seasoning that also harbors unique health qualities. The next time you get a paper cut or a knife blade goes astray, grab the black pepper shaker. Cleanse the wound using cold water. Use soap and water if the event involved handling any type of raw meat product. Sprinkle the pepper on the wound and apply direct pressure. Watch in amazement as within minutes... 10/26/2014 7:00:00 AM
Donald McGee
War Coalition to Eradicate Ebola
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I read an article in Wellness.com recent news from Yale researchers Predict "Catastrophic" Ebola Epidemic in West Africa If Aid Delayed. (HealthDay). Now, we have an ER doc returned from an endemic area, after noble service, but in a New York Hospital with Ebola, his fiancé at high risk, and out in the public last 3 days not feeling well. Obviously, his self-monitoring quarantined plan failed. If the... 10/24/2014 7:00:00 AM
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Honey is Great for Your Skin
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Wellness Tip: A tried and true way to soften your skin is by applying a honey masque. Spread about a teaspoon of warm honey over your face after your normal cleansing routine. Using warm water, thoroughly wash the honey off after 10 minutes and enjoy your soft skin. An additional benefit is that honey has antibacterial qualities and it may help in the treatment of acne. Check Out More Wellness Tips... 10/22/2014 9:00:00 PM
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Caffeinated vs. Decaffeinated
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Coffee is the most widely-consumed beverage in the world, with more than 2 ½ billion cups of the brew enjoyed daily. Whether your choice is a plain cup of java made in your own kitchen or a fancy espresso drink from your favorite barista, chances are you depend on a jolt of caffeine to make you feel alert in the morning or boost your energy during an after-lunch slump. Most adults enjoy two or more... 10/22/2014 7:00:00 AM
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10 Beauty Mistakes That Can Make You Look Old
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You work hard to maintain a beauty routine in order to look and feel younger. Yet despite all of your efforts, you might be sabotaging your own efforts with ineffective or harmful practices. To get the most out of your daily regime, avoid these 10 mistakes that can make you appear older. Skin Care Chaos Your skin care regime, including the products that you use and how you use them, can dramatically... 10/22/2014 7:00:00 AM
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Wellness Tip - ​Is Drinking Coffee Good or Bad for your Health?
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Wellness Tip: Wellness Tip: For a long time coffee got a bad rap, reputed to cause heart disease, cancer, and shortened lifespans. Recent studies show coffee may actually provide health benefits: protection from Type-2 diabetes, liver disease, cancer, Parkinson's disease, decreased depression--even increased cognitive function. Not a bad benefit from your favorite java! There are caveats. Some people... 10/19/2014 9:00:00 PM
Carol Whitaker
Turbocharge Your Fat-Burning Machine
by Carol Whitaker
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“The higher your energy level, the more efficient your body. The more efficient your body, the better you feel and themore you will use your talent to produce outstanding results.” ~Anthony Robbins Everyone hits a plateau every now and again when focused on shedding fat—including me. Most everyone who wants to improve their fitness level and lower their body weight needs a push to jump-start their... 10/16/2014 7:00:00 AM
Fred Fletcher
Ebola--5 Most Disturbing Concerns
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Ebola clearly presents a number of problems for humanity in general—not just for the people of Africa or third world countries. Yes, third world countries are less well-prepared than their richer, better-equipped counterparts, but history has proven that dangerous pathogens have a funny way of ignoring socio-economic boundaries.Although fear-mongering and journalistic sensationalism is certainly not... 10/15/2014 7:00:00 AM
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Ebola--5 Claims Experts Have Made Irresponsibly
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It seems that anyone today that dares to make any pessimistic predictions about Ebola is bound to be attacked by angry know-it-all dissenters. This is especially true if the person looking into the crystal ball (for it must be admitted that much of what is being said about Ebola is, at best, educated guessing) is not a scientist of any kind. Then again, perhaps these sensationalizing miscreants deserve... 10/14/2014 11:42:51 PM
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New Diabetes Breakthrough: Cure On the Horizon?
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Researchers have reached a breakthrough in a potential cure for Type-1 diabetes according to a recent news release from Harvard University. Rather than traditional insulin injection treatments that need to be repeated several times a day, this new treatment would be an actual cure for this destructive autoimmune disease. For those with Type-1 diabetes, the pancreas cannot produce insulin to help... 10/14/2014 9:00:00 PM
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