Articles from Vibrant Life (November 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A prescription for holiday health.	O'Ffill, Richard		811
Comfort food: cook up a batcH of mealtime memories.	Darling, Tammy		882
Correction.		Correction notice	22
Dispelling the top 10 depression myths: understanding is half the battle.	Zeller, Penny		1076
Dr. Tawnya Constantino.	Mellskog, Pam		675
Drugs' deadly kid-friendly face: is that really a sweet tart?	Maffeo, Richard		1651
Fight heart disease without drugs.		Brief article	97
Fitness forever.		Brief article	101
Healthy holiday treats: cook up a gift that lasts a lifetime.		Recipe	1718
McDrug.		Brief article	79
Something out of something.	Mills, Charles	Editorial	451
The grudge report.		Brief article	136
The joy of rituals: simple strategies for strengthening family ties.	Barhyte, Dawn Marie		1281
The lowdown on low fat.		Brief article	108
The parent act.	Perrino-Walker, Celeste	Editorial	662
Timeless thyme: it's been used for various purposes throughout the centuries. Medieval warriors insisted that the plant imparted courage and vigor. Ancient Romans considered it a remedy for melancholy and added it to cheese and alcoholic beverages. Along with roses, the herb was often placed in homes to provide a sweet-smelling aroma. The Greeks even burned it for incense.	Craig, Winston J.		763
Waiting to inhale.		Brief article	85