Friday, July 31, 2009

Organic Living

Welcome to organic living today - a blog dedicated to promoting health & organic lifestyle choices. My journey into organics began almost 5 years ago. I was constantly tired and fatigued, working too many hours and not balancing my life at all. I bega...
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In this amazing video, Dr Neal Barnard explains why willpower isn't the reason people eat junk food instead of healthy, organic food. Chocolate, cheese, meat and sugar all release opiate-like substances that create a cycle of cravings that lock you into ea...
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Thursday, July 30, 2009

From being pleasingly plump to becoming overweight and continuing on the road to obesity, the ever-expanding waistlines of Americans are also doubling the size of medical spending on obesity-related conditions. In fact, the cost to the nation could soon reach $147 billion per year and account for 9.1 percent of total medical spending.

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Friday, July 24, 2009

As children head off to summer camp, many parents are concerned about the risk for swine flu.
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Dr Danielle Crida, left,  demonstrates how a new Aids vaccine is administrated on a trail subject, Wanda Mbele, right, at the Emavundleni Centre situated in the Crossroads township on the outskirts of  Cape Town, South Africa, Monday, July 20, 2009.The leading scientist of the first AIDS vaccine created in a developing country says South Africa's government has stopped funding even as the country launches clinical trials. (AP Photo/Schalk van Zuydam)AP - South Africa has stopped funding research on an AIDS vaccine, a leading scientist said Monday, even as a major vaccine trial on humans began in the country ravaged by the world's worst AIDS epidemic.



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Washington Post
US STOCKS-Wall St rises on CIT deal, analysts' upgrades
Reuters
NEW YORK, July 20 (Reuters) - US stocks climbed on Monday, lifted on expectations that lender CIT Group Inc (CIT.N) would be able to avoid bankruptcy. The lender to nearly a million small- and mid-sized US companies reached a deal ...
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Sources: CIT Group board OKs rescue loanThe Associated Press
CIT Rescue Boosts Stocks SlightlyForbes
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Doctors Without Borders warned on Saturday that a chronic shortage of drugs to treat AIDS in six African countries could cost thousands of lives and reverse progress made on the continent most afflicted by the disease.


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