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April 9, 2013 - Volume 7, Issue 8
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Spring is in the air – literally, in the form of massive pollen levels that are causing an historic spike in cases of seasonal allergy. Bad news for spring-lovers who can't wait to emerge from their winter cocoons and enjoy the outdoors. If you're an allergy sufferer who's used to "getting away" with minimal attention to allergy avoidance, this is definitely not the year to push the envelope. You could be asking for trouble – big trouble. Here are five ways to minimize your risk of succumbing to seasonal allergies this year.

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It's estimated that more than 75 million Americans currently suffer from high blood pressure, which makes effective treatment options of paramount importance. You can take medication, which may be effective, but comes with a lengthy list of potential side effects that can threaten your health; or you can try a simple, nondrug solution – changing your diet.

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There are many reasons why nutritional supplements are sometimes ineffective. In some cases, it is simply due to a bad product that does not meet the label claims or is produced with poor quality control. However, the five most common reasons supplements do not yield the desired effects are caused by how and why they are used.

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Whether it's a heavy homework load, a disagreement with a friend, a new pimple in a conspicuous location or even a "bad day," kids need your help in learning how to handle stress when it arises. After all, as parents are acutely aware, stress isn't a passing phase; it's with us in one way or another our entire lives. It's how we manage it that makes the difference.

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Calcium is an essential mineral in our body that is required for normal muscle functioning, as well as for all our organs to perform optimally. So, what foods have calcium and why might someone be deficient?

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Between 6%-10% of U.S. adults take "hypnotic" drugs (prescription pills) in a given year. What most people don't know is that the risk of death greatly increases relative to the number of times people take sleeping drugs.

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