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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2001 issue of Natural Health

• Light on licensing
  by Marianne C.
• Low-calorie chip dip
• Heart protection for diabetics: new research says beta carotene can help diabetics ward off heart disease
• Aloe gel: the gel from this desert lily isn't just for sunburns. It may relieve a host of digestive ailments, too
  by Maria Noel Mandile
• 12 moths to total wellness: Give yourself a break from stress with these simple solutions
  by Carolyn Dean
• Complete Candida yeast guidebook
  by David Maloof
• Seeing the benefits of yoga
  by David Rosen
• How my brain got unstuck: by getting out of little ruts in my daily routine, I found a simple way to liven things up
  by Rachel Streit
• A kinder, gentler plastic surgery? Face lifts and liposuction are getting a natural medicine makeover
  by Michelle Jost
• Do you know how to protect your breasts? More and more researchers are saying you have the power to lower your risk of breast cancer
• Why mad cow could happen in America: the U.S. government might not be doing all it can to prevent an outbreak of mad cow disease. Here's a look at the risk factors—and what you can do to minimize them
  by Martiga Lohn
• Live right for your type
  by Karen English
• Is Being Green a Waste?
• Your helpful advice: reader responses to previous questions
• Grow strong, shiny nails
• Rich body butter
• Nature's weight-loss plan: overcome cravings and lose weight with these four simple rules for eating the way nature intended
  by Tricia O'Brien
• When healing becomes a crime
  by Francesca Forrest
• Red lips
  by Diane Anderson-Minsh
• Help delivered
  by Janet Gerard
• Breast-fed babies get a good start: a child's first drink could predict whether she gains too much weight as a teen
  by Nicole Bourassa
• Four ways to foil the flu: an estimated 95 million Americans will get the flu this season. Here's how to avoid being one of them
• Astaxanthin: this antioxidant shows promise in fighting macular degeneration and boosting immune function
  by Julia Tolliver Maranan
• How I became a hunter of medicines: I didn't trust the powers of natural remedies until a handful of culinary spices saved me
  by Chris Kilham
• The invisible enemy: a natural history of viruses
  by David Plunkett
• These readers are seeking advice
• Tooth whitener alert: popular tooth bleachers have a dark side. Learn how to protect yourself
  by Julia Tolliver Maranan
• Hearing loss risk factors: the noises around your home are probably louder than you think
• Why the brain forgets: it's perfectly normal for your memory to occasionally let you down. Here's why
  by Daniel L. Schacter
• Healthy 1-2-3: the ultimate three-ingredient cookbook
  by Cheryl Redmond
• Blue eyes
  by Linda Mensing
• Update on breast implants
  by Ilena Rosenthal
• Vitamin C comes under attack: researchers are now saying this vitamin could do more harm than good. Here's the latest word on C
  by Surell Levine
• I tried Bikram yoga: hearing about this strenuous, sweat-soaking form of yoga made me curious. Here's how I fared in my first class
  by Clare Horn
• Eat to beat menopause: the right nutrients can help you navigate this passage in time. Get them in our delicious recipes
  by Judy Bass
• Herbal remedies from the wild
  by Amber Banks
• Diversity welcomed
  by Melissa Buckner
• The right protein for healthy bones: beans may be better than meat and milk when it comes to maintaining strong bones
  by Donna Ress
• Should Ritalin be required for hyperactive kids? Parents say they have the right to take their kids off the hyperactivity drug Ritalin. Some schools and courts disagree
• Ask the experts: answers to your questions from the leaders in natural medicine
• How to buy herbs that work: get your money's worth with our goof-proof guide to shopping for and using herbs. Plus, learn which herbs work best for 20 common ailments
  by Daphna Caperonis
• Healing dreams
• Correction
• Which fish to avoid: high mercury levels make some seafood dangerous
• Stop foot odor for good: adding a hair dryer and herbs to your foot care routine will sweeten your scent
• The right massage for you: a targeted touch can ease headaches, joint pain, depression, and more. Our quick guide will help you find the best massage for your needs
  by Steve Calechman
• Is it necessary to press tofu?
• Fast feet
  by Christina Bush
• Dealing with angry M.D.s
  by J. Hunt
• How to cut energy costs in your home: a few simple changes can add up to a big difference
  by Maria Noel Mandile
• Side effects of 3 medicines for kids: we checked with natural medicine doctors and found safer ways to treat your child
  by Kari Watson Culhane
• Perform your best with yoga: gain energy and composure for important events, like job interviews and public speaking
  by Rachel Schaeffer
• Quick and healthy ravioli: homemade filled pasta makes a perfect do-ahead dinner
  by Myra Kornfeld
• The sugar addict's total recovery program
• Water waste
  by Kole Kerr
• Are you being greenwashed? Learn which environmentally friendly product seals are legit, and which aren't
• Halloween candy substitutes: hand out these better-for-you treats to neighborhood kids
• Extraordinary olive oil: flavored oils give your favorite foods a boost
  by Cheryl Redmond
• Shopper's guide: find health aids, new products, and gift ideas