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Winston J. Craig "Ephedra: Herbal ecstasy, or relief for respiratory problems? - Herb Watch". Vibrant Life. FindArticles.com. 20 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0826/is_6_17/ai_80897728/

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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2001 issue of Vibrant Life

• It's the shoes - Lifelines - shoe types for exercise
• Jondon Trevena: Olympic speed skating hopeful
  by Pam Mellskog
• The bad news about holiday eating - Editorial
  by Larry Becker
• Good reasons to start smoking? - Lifelines - results of adolescent smoking survey
• Stop the planet—I wanna get off! - Times of Your Life
  by Celeste perrino Walker
• Listening to your clock on the road - Lifelines - traffic safety
• 47 lifesaving tips for a healthy future
  by Sandra Gordon
• Stay with the program - Lifelines - healthy eating techniques
• Drink up! Your body needs water in so many ways!
  by Gordon Cameron
• Sick of your boss? Your boss may be sick, too! - Lifelines
• Gourmet gifts from your kitchen - recipes for culinary gifts
  by Georgia E. Hodgkin
• Older and wiser - Lifelines - more older Americans are using health clubs
• Tired of being tired? Hidden causes of fatigue—and how to fight them
  by Kelly James-Enger
• A weekly appointment for your health - Lifelines - effect of religion on health
• Why exercise is the best medicine
  by Victor M. Parachin
• Oh boy, soy! - Lifelines - soyfoods evaluated by children in school lunch programs
• Hot potatoes!: Love baked potatoes? Try one of these great potato topper recipes that will have you covered with more than sour cream and butter! - Recipe
  by Christy Selter
• Hardened arteries can cause late-life depression - Lifelines
• Stretch for your health: Most people skip this part of their workout. But stretching is an important weapon in your battle to stay fit!
  by Roger Meyer
• Grumpy old men - Lifelines - greater anger in older men increase the risk of heart attack
• Ephedra: Herbal ecstasy, or relief for respiratory problems? - Herb Watch
  by Winston J. Craig