Articles from Vibrant Life (March 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"No siesta" Mexican cuisine: healthy eats from south of the border.			1579
Bag lady.	Perrino-Walker, Celeste		604
Bone up.		Brief article	69
Dangerous hidden fat.		Brief article	169
Distress: the real culprit.		Brief article	170
Eye-saving exercises: here's lookin' at you, kid: unlike the rest of our bodies, our eyes are constantly working from the moment we get up to the second we go to sleep. We ask more of our eyes than ever.	Havens, Christopher Martin		766
Go nuts.		Brief article	135
Going organic: toxins out, nutrition in: considering that we live well into our 80s these days, our bodies apparently have the ability to withstand the toxins we absorb. But studies show that an even healthier existence is possible by making one simple choice at mealtime.	Kirby, M. Rene		717
I say, you say: we love our opinions. Others may not.	Dickerson, Genie		842
Kim Arkusinski.	Mellskog, Pam		523
Milk alternatives: are they safe? Are they enough? If you're a vegan, as I am, I'm pretty sure this topic is of keen interest to you. After all, some "health foods" are anything but healthy. Can you trust milk alternatives to deliver the nutritional punch your body needs?	Humphrey, Patricia		1307
Myrrh: nature's ancient anti-inflammatory agent: it's been used in the Middle East for thousands of years to treat infected wounds and bronchial complaints. In Mesopotamia and the Greek and Roman worlds, this powerful herb was considered a panacea for many human ailments--from lesions of the mouth to hemorrhoids. The Chinese even put it to work in treating psychiatric afflictions.	Craig, Winston J.		798
Putting out the fire.	O'ffill, Richard		611
Restoring correct rhythm.	Marcum, James L.	Brief article	248
Rewriting life's script.	Amadeo, Diana M.		2318
Safeguard your sack time.		Brief article	150
Say a little prayer.		Brief article	75
The heart of rest: reenergize your life with this long-neglected law of health.	Marcum, James	Cover story	1412
The real deal.	Mills, Charles	Editorial	435