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Articles in Sept, 2007 issue of Natural Health

• Scraps for the garden: composting reduces waste and enriches your plants. Here's how to make it hassle-free
  by Deborah Snoonian
• How can I stop an eye twitch? Calm a tic with herbs, a cool compress, and other holistic remedies
  by Cristina Schnider
• Beyond the M.D.: what can a homeopath, naturopath, or TCM doctor do for you? Plenty, if you know what to look for
  by Matthew Solan
• Vitamin D vs. cancer
  by Rachel Seligman
• Sea sides: add a sliver of arame or dulse to soups, stews, or salads for a fresh new flavor and a nutritious boost
  by Jill Gusman
• A cause for change: there's a simple way to put your two cents to work for humanity
  by Simone Samano
• No more pain
  by Susan Stenberg
• Skin drink
• Roamin' holiday: take that dream vacation and you may return a more thoughtful consumer and a more compassionate human being. It happened to these three families
  by Jean Weiss
• Conscious choice: Volvic spring water
  by Stacy Adimando
• Fresh fragrances: the essential oils of natural perfumes ensure authentic fruity, floral, or woodsy scents
  by Olessa Pindak
• Ask the experts
  by Rachel Dowd
• Sun sensibility
  by Alicia Hinger
• Organic ice cream
  by Elizabeth Barker
• Heart help: bring your total cholesterol level down with these natural remedies
  by Susan McQuillan
• For the record
• Makeup rock stars
• Herb appeal: for radiant skin, try these potent, all-natural skincare ingredients
  by Mary Rose Almasi
• Think yourself thin
  by Rachel Seligman
• Bamboo dreams: green designers love this versatile grass, which grows quickly without pesticides
  by Christine Richmond
• Diabetes defense? By helping insulin do its job, chromium may help manage type 2 diabetes
  by Tom Weede
• Detox delight
  by Mary Bolster
• Orange alert
  by Rachel Seligman
• Get loose: high heels can cause tight calves. Relax them with these four easy stretches
  by Holly St. Lifer
• Mouthing off
  by Anna Victoria Reich
• Couched in comfort
  by Amy Braunschweiger
• You renewed: jumpstart a healthier routine with a weekend detox. Unlike its stricter cousin, the fast, this gentle cleanse won't leave you starved—and it allows time for contemplation to help break bad habits for good
  by Nora Isaacs
• Cover story
  by Liz Turk
• Feng Shui tip: decorating with mirrors
  by Amy Braunschweiger
• Grilling green: move over, meat. Fresh vegetables are the safer centerpiece for your next barbecue
  by Andrea Chesman