Natural Health
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Articles in June 2007 issue of Natural Health
- Get tuned in: whether you listen to it or play it, music has been shown to ease pain and anxiety
by Valerie Reiss - Curl control
by Stacy Adimando - Headache brakes: we look at four of the most common causes of summer headaches—and how to stop them
by Sophia V. Schweitzer - The soundtrack of your life
by Valerie Reiss - How can I treat shin splints? Prevent and relieves pain in the tissues of the lower legs with these holistic remedies
- Short and sweet: reducing your shower time keeps water and money from going down the drain
by Alison Leigh-Guerin - Learn to play an instrument
by Valerie Reiss - Best dressed: we scoured the racks to find the season's prettiest and most flattering frocks—all made with natural fibers
by Christine Richmond - Down by the river
by Chris Strauss - Smart mouth
by Stacy Adimando - Oil change: for smooth, soft skin, try switching from water-based products to oil-based ones
by Olessa Pindak - Minding your weight: after years of destructive eating habits, three readers make peace with food and their bodies
by Karen Kelly - Better backpacks
by Stacy Adimando - Flavor crystals: love salt but hate the sodium? Try seasoned salt. It has less sodium than table salt—and adds a new dimension of taste and texture to any dish
by Christy Harrison - A new leaf: globe artichokes aren't just for dinner: the plant's leaves offer gentle detoxifying properties, and may even lower cholesterol
by Amy Paturel - The whole truth
by Dana Goeglein - Learn the ropes: rediscover the simple exercise that burns fat, improves balance, and fights osteoporosis—all in just 10 minutes
by Karen Asp - Ask the experts
- Take a load off
by Mary Bolster - Dole organic bananas
by Stacy Adimando - Poison control: one in four Americans suffers from a food-borne illness every year. A few precautions can help you avoid becoming part of that statistic
by Cheryl Solimini - Gluten-free at last
by Suzanne Morris - Red alert
by Dana Goeglein - Stay safe in the sun: after Heather Van Nest was diagnosed with melanoma, she got serious about her health. Cancer-free for five years now, she helps others avoid this deadly disease
by Kristyn Kusek Lewis - Bye-bye bugs
by Wilma Blocker - Nontoxic nails
by Brian Underwood - Tropical treats: exotic fruits like papaya and coconut give these mouthwatering recipes a healthy dose of flavor and nutrients
by Lori Longbotham - Age rage
by M. Paige - Plant a package
by Olessa Pindak - Have a beautiful summer: our guide will help you keep heat and humidity from frizzing your hair, blemishing your face, or burning your bod
by Jolene Edgar