Articles from Vibrant Life (January 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Battling bad breath.			150
Blood sugar, gridlock, and diplomas.			142
Cold nose, warm heart: the health benefits to humans of owning and loving a pet are many. But sometimes, domesticated animals have health issues needing immediate attention. Here are some common indications that your favorite furry friend should visit the vet.	Nizzari, Kathy		1549
Colon hydrotherapy: will it benefit you? Princess Diana was an outspoken fan of colon hydrotherapy, which uses sterile water to flush debris from the colon. The legendary Mae West also believed in the benefits of colon cleansing, which she claimed greatly contributed to her unusual vitality and lasting beauty even into her senior years.	Braden, Angela		718
Driving lessons: the start of a new year is a good time to determine if we're on the right road.	O'ffill, Richard		628
Fitness far from home: exercises for the frequent flyer: travelers who want to continue their exercise regimen on the road know success is related to good planning. The axiom is almost a cliche--those who fail to plan, plan to fail.	Maffeo, Richard		1272
Healing honey.			134
How it all vegan.	Perrino-Walker, Celeste		582
Learning to walk.	Bumgardner, Wendy		148
My aching head.	Marcum, James		282
Resurrecting a dead marriage: how to heal after a serious marital sin.	Clarke, David		2038
Rose hips: powerful medicine for the heart and body: The rose, the national floral emblem of the United States, has always been valued for its beauty and fragrance. Cultivated for thousands of years, it became an ancient symbol of love and beauty. The Greeks and Romans identified this flower with their goddesses of love Aphrodite and Venus. Today, a gift of pink or red roses represents an expression of love and admiration.	Craig, Winston J.		888
Scrumptious survival soups: the common cold has met its match!	Sisters, Micheff	Recipe	1806
Water of life.	Mills, Charles		440
You look good.			121