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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Natural Health

• The energy connection
  by Hillari Dowdle
• Energy bars: need a prepackaged pick-me-up? Here's how to crack the snack bar code
• Goodbye ol' chap: with straight-from-the-earth ingredients and the right regimen, you're sure to revive winter-worn lips
• 8th Continent
• Boost from a bottle: a real-deal guide to top energy supplements
  by Carey Rossi
• Let the sunshine in
• Beautiful blooms
• Mori-Nu
• Get juiced! To get energy, you need to spend energy: Om Yoga's Cyndi Lee shows how an invigorating step-by-step flowing yoga workout can recharge your day
  by Cyndi Lee
• Naturopathic medicine natural health care for a changing world
• Do you have metabolic syndrome?
• Buzz-worthy burn
• Garden of life: have you heard …?
• Morning glory: whether you're a never-miss-a-sunrise early bird or a snooze-button-loving slow starter, establishing an a.m. beauty routine helps you look and feel your best all day
  by Megan O'Connell
• Light up your life
• Solar solutions: affordable sun power
• DHC
• Eat to thrive: what are the best power foods? Our energy experts share their picks and favorite recipes to give your life a lift
  by Dorothy Foltz-Gray
• Give teas a chance: skip the coffee and drink in the healing power of the white, green, or black
  by Rachel Dowd
• Quick solutions: health: these three strategies show new promise in lowering blood pressure naturally
• Saving face: the secret to nourishing dry winter skin is found in the most basic natural ingredients
  by Rebekah George
• Naturaljourneys
• Don't worry, be peppy: tired all the time? Most likely it's due to mental and emotional habits. Here are three strategies to stop the brain drain and achieve lasting vitality
  by Sara Bowen Shea
• A moment of solace
  by David Kalmansohn
• New fangled heat
• Aveda's environmental tip of the month
• The power within: tap into your own energy reserves with top strategies from ayurveda, reiki, hypnotherapy, and TCM
  by Suz Redfearn
• Mending an ulcer: natural remedies like red wine and zinc carnosine may significantly improve his recovery
  by Sharon Cohen
• Food for thought
  by Claire Whitcomb
• Lose weight automatically
• Recycling in style: these clothes and accessories go beyond form and function to keep you—and the earth—looking good
• Alba
• 8 options for more energy
• Reader remedy: heartburn
  by David Eurich
• Good books: love one another, love yourself
• Naturally better sex: store shelves are filled with herbs and supplements that promise to add zest to your romantic life. Some of them actually work
  by Michael Castleman
• Energy guide
  by David Kalmansohn
• Bounce back better from colds and flu: astragalus can provide an assist to a faltering immune system
  by Scott Blossom
• A good point
  by Mary-Ellen Benoit
• How can I keep cold sores away: to pucker up with impunity this Valentine's Day, stay cold sore-free with help from our experts
• When good fats go bad: processing turns vegetable oil into what may be the worst fat of all
  by Molly Siple
• SHIKAI
• Joint relief: whether your joints are stiff from arthritis or simply ache from overuse, these natural treatments can relieve pain and repair damage
  by Angela Hynes
• Natural stuff
  by S. McClusky
• Have a happy heart
  by Rachel Dowd
• Build better bones: a few smart moves to help you fend off osteoporosis
  by Linda Shelton
• Medical breakthroughs: options for migraine treatment, news about colitis flare-ups, and flowers for cholesterol
  by Rachel Dowd
• Aromatherapy for PMS: fragrance can restore overall balance and well-being when hormones leave you out-of-sorts
  by Marisa Lowenstein