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Colleen Moriarty "Beautiful summer: from makeup meltdowns to fried hair to bug bites, sunny-weather pursuits pose plenty of beauty challenges. But no matter what your favorite activity is, we've got you covered with the essentials you need to stay healthy and look your best". Natural Health. FindArticles.com. 04 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NAH/is_6_35/ai_n13798621/

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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Natural Health

• That's entertainment?
  by Hillari Dowdle
• Frozen fruit pops
• On the spots: does less-than-perfect skin have you dashing for cover? Banish those blemishes with these topical acne treatments
• Tonics from the tropics: these exotic elixirs have gained many fans—and some scientific support—for their wellness claims
  by Amy Allison
• 30th Annual National Wellness Institute
• Saucy substitute
  by Lisa Corwin
• Blaze a trail
  by Lindsay Morris
• Beautiful summer: from makeup meltdowns to fried hair to bug bites, sunny-weather pursuits pose plenty of beauty challenges. But no matter what your favorite activity is, we've got you covered with the essentials you need to stay healthy and look your bes
  by Colleen Moriarty
• Terrestris firma: boost libido and function without undue pressure
  by Scott Blossom
• Have it your way: bye-bye, fry guy. Healthy, organic fast food is branching out
  by Susan Comolli Davis
• How can I ease motion sickness? Take the quease factor out of your summertime adventures
  by Christina Marie McAlpin
• Mind over media: from summer blockbusters to 24-hour news stations, you're inundated with disturbing sounds, images, and ideas. Here's how to save your sanity without shutting down
  by Robrt Pela
• Nordic Naturals
• Sand song
  by David Kalmansohn
• Beach lifesavers
  by Rachel Dowd
• Transform your walk: how far can walking take you in your quest to be healthy and fit? And how can you make every step count? We took these and other burning questions to some of the country's top fitness experts. Turn the page for their advice on how to
  by Linda Shelton
• Pharmonics
• Stuck at a fast-food joint on the highway? Be quick, but eat smart
  by Elizabeth Barker
• Screen play: when it comes to sunscreen, should you get physical?
  by Rebekah George
• Good green floors: don't sacrifice style for environmental harmony. You can walk the walk across these natural, healthful, and sustainable options
  by Michael Tennesen
• GUM®
• Fashion friendly
  by Heather AuClair
• Instant yoga: half forward fold
  by Tracey Pepper
• Holistic headache helpers: six natural, drug-free ways to beat headache pain right now and prevent it in the future
  by Alice Lesch Kelly
• May I take your odor?
• Wrist watch
  by Nancy Ives
• Thongtime companions
• Get—happy meals: battle the blues, sharpen your mind, and ease PMS symptoms with these feel-good nutrients. for eating well
  by Karen Ansel
• Metabolic
• Acquarella
• Blue man's group: men are less likely to seek or accept help for depression. Therapy and supplements can help
  by Angela Hynes
• Cleaning Minnesota
  by Ann L. Brovold
• Go the distance
• Medical breakthroughs: time your table for weight loss, try E-nuts for cancer protection, and don't drink and diet
  by Rachel Dowd
• A healthy foundation is paved with good intestines!
  by Gloria Gilbere
• Playing footsie: give yourself a reflexology massage to feel better, head to toe
  by Rachel Dowd
• Divine power
  by Anna Victoria Reich
• A woman's heart
• Good to grow: you'll dig these strength-and-stretch moves designed to fend off yardwork-related soreness and injury
  by Linda Shelton
• Neurological
• Carlson Laboratories
• Greens: reared on iceberg lettuce, many of us in the U.S. have been clueless about how nutritious and delicious greens can be. These verdant recipes from one of America's most renowned vegetarian chefs offer enlightenment
  by Phillip Rhodes
• Cardiovascular
  by Sharon Cohen
• TMJ tamer
  by Samantha Schietel
• Fly right
• Staring down acne: adult acne is on the rise, and its effects can be painful and demoralizing. Here are 45 strategies to help you break free of breakouts
  by R. Daniel Foster
• Chill out in warm water: if you think ai chi is all wet, you're right. This breath-based stress reliever is performed in a pool
  by Laura Shin
• Natural Health's Annual Guide to Education