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Winston J. Craig "Chasteberry: can it improve the quality of life for women? Most women suffer premenstrual syndrome to some degree during their life. At times the quality of life that they enjoy can be negatively influenced by PMS symptoms. Up to 10 percent of women may experience complaints severe enough to interfere with normal functioning and coping with life - PMS". Vibrant Life. FindArticles.com. 04 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0826/is_6_18/ai_93608013/

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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2002 issue of Vibrant Life

• Hold those hot dogs - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Protect your family from antibiotic resistance: germs are becoming less susceptible to antibiotic treatment. Here's how you can fight back
  by Debra Fulghum Bruce
• About that post-holiday nap - Editorial
  by Larry Becker
• Brown-bag strategy - Lifelines - packing nutritious school lunches
• Coming home - Times of Your Life
  by Celeste perrino Walker
• Popular diets may cause kidney stones, bone loss - Lifelines - Brief Article
• How to simplify the season and have your happiest Christmas
  by Gail Morrissey
• Women can be stressed to death - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Refined robbers: choose whole grains
  by Kathryn Holm
• It's not what kids know, it's whom they know - Lifelines - Brief Article
• The author, who is a big chicken, takes a look inside his colon: he thought about chickening out and putting off the colonoscopy examination, but Katie Couric started to shout inside his head, "You owe it to yourself and your family to get this checked ou
  by Edward A. Joseph
• Nuts needed now - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Chasteberry: can it improve the quality of life for women? Most women suffer premenstrual syndrome to some degree during their life. At times the quality of life that they enjoy can be negatively influenced by PMS symptoms. Up to 10 percent of women may
  by Winston J. Craig
• Whole grains each day keep diabetes away - Lifelines - Brief Article
• What cancer are you at risk to develop at your age? Cancer risk is different for women with each decade of life
  by Scott E. Woods
• Blood pressures matter - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Vitamin [B.sub.12] and the vegetarian diet: are you getting enough?
  by Penny Rynk
• Feel slow or weak? Drink more water! - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Betty Howard - Fit People
  by Pam Mellskog
• Even children need screening for diabetes - Lifelines - Brief Article
• Ten ways your outlook enriches your life: your perspective on life's events can make you emotionally and spiritually stronger
  by Victor M. Parachin