Better Nutrition

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Articles in Nov 2005 issue of Better Nutrition

• Shine a light on the season
  by Carey Rossi
• SAMe: brighten your outlook with this alternative to antidepressants
  by Jordana Brown
• St. John's worth: when you're feeling blue, this yellow-flowered herb just might brighten your day. Here's how
  by Maureen Meyers Farrar
• Wild yam: introducing the root that may help lower blood sugar, cholesterol and even a bit more
  by Amber D. Ackerson
• Pomegranates: the deep-colored pomegranate is truly unique. Here's everything you need to enjoy them this holiday season
  by Gretchen Roberts
• Red yeast rice: lifestyle changes can contribute to healthy cholesterol levels—but sometimes that isn't enough
  by Maureen Meyers Farrar
• Tress transformation: clean beautiful hair doesn't require chemicals. Here's why you should switch to a natural shampoo
  by Anna Soref
• Frozen pizza: use these smart-shopping guidelines when choosing America's favorite pie
  by Janet Francisco
• Ester-E:® there's no other vitamin E like it
• When it's all in your head: ease the tension that harbors headache pain
  by Mary Bove
• Vitamin D: when it comes to preventing PMS, try this: up your intake of vitamin D and calcium
  by Christi Hanson
• No magic bullet: after a decade of antidepressant use, one woman discovers that there are other options for coping with depression
  by Jennifer Haupt
• It's only natural: naturopathic physicians provide a holistic and coordinated approach to wellness. Here's how to find the right one for you
  by Maryann Hammers
• Liquid gold: before buying your next bottle of olive oil, familiarize yourself with its complexity and nuances
  by Sheryll Alexander
• Why did your last diet fail? It could be pre-menopausal or menopausal weight gain. So if you're over 35 … and gaining weight in places you've never gained weigh before … you're not alone! But researchers may have just discovered the solution!
• Naturalize your medicine cabinet: prepare for cold and flu season by stocking up on these 5 natural remedies
  by Heidi Hoff
• Give thanks: these holiday recipes won't keep you kitchen-bound so you can spend your day where it counts—with your family and friends
• Ready, set, shop fill your basket with our November picks