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Jack Bishop "Make real meals, real fast: you can take shortcuts in the kitchen without shortchanging quality or taste". Natural Health. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NAH/is_9_31/ai_80679963/

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Articles in Dec, 2001 issue of Natural Health

• Can you overdose on detoxing?
  by Carol Thom
• Prevent dry winter skin: these four tips will keep your skin soft and supple during this rough season
• Strengthen your knees with yoga: these poses ease knee pain and strong and mobile
  by Rachel Schaeffer
• How nutritious is seaweed salad?
• Can prayer heal?
• Who should dictate diet advice? The government's agriculture department tells us how to eat healthfully. But does it have our best interests at heart?
  by Surell Levine
• What to do when you feel blue: do you know that certain foods, herbs, and other natural remedies can ease depression? Find out which ones work
• Annual guide to women's health: homeopathy offers incredibly simple solutions to women's health problems. Here's how to find the right remedies for you
  by Andrew Lockie
• Shopper's guide: find health aids, new products, and gift ideas
• Cancer patients get the word out: advocates of a promising nontoxic cancer treatment have captured the attention of the cancer establishment
  by Clare Horn
• Lymph nodes
  by Nicole Bourassa
• Stay slim and stress-free during the holiday season
  by Carolyn Dean
• Anna Ford: how I fared
  by Anna Ford
• Decades of good health
  by Barbara DeMarco
• Fruit instead of aspirin for a healthy heart? Skipping meat may not be the only reason vegetarians have less heart disease
  by Maria Noel Mandile
• Ask the experts: answer to your questions from the leaders in natural medicine
• A feast for your eyes: eating these foodswill help preserve your vision
  by Cheryl Redmond
• A lesson learned, hopefully: if I'm smart, I won't repeat the mistake I made this summer
  by Rachel Streit
• Scientists say, slow down: need another reason to quit trying to do too much?
• America's healthiest hospitals: these hospitals offer the best care for your body and soul
  by Katherine Gallia
• Natural Health's 2001 year-end index: during the past year, we brought countless solutions for your health problems, Now here they are at your fingertips
• For the earth and the people - Letters To The Editor
  by Edwina Nelson
• How to pick the best bread: Just because the label says "whole grain" doesn't mean it is. Here's what to look for
  by Michelle Jost
• Rhodiola: this Russian root can zap your fatigue in one dose
  by Surell Levine
• Make real meals, real fast: you can take shortcuts in the kitchen without shortchanging quality or taste
  by Jack Bishop
• Cold feet
• Misplaced disk advice
  by Leona Fischer
• Reading lips: a close examination of your lips can reveal how well you're really eating
• Singing to my heart's content: learning to sing without inhibition restored me to health after my heart attack
  by Brian Michael Hassett
• Arthritis survival: The Holistic Medical Treatment for Osteoarthritis
  by Karen English
• Your helpful advice: reader responses to previous questions
• What happens when you meditate: scientists have mapped out how your brain responds to a Zen state
• Before you pop that pill…: the most common drugs—from aspirin to estrogen—may be sabotaging your healthy diet. Here's what to do about it
  by Chris Meletis
• Rosemary Gladstar's Family Herbal
• No fibbing about allergies
  by Elisa Federspiel
• Herbal milk for your bath
• Should you believe the headlines about vitamins? Vitamin C, vitamin E, and beta carotene. One day they' re good for you, the next day they're not. We help you make sense of the latest reports
  by Maria Noel Mandile
• The Mediterranean Vegan Kitchen
  by Cheryl Redmond
• These readers are seeking advice
• 'Tis better to give: we scoured store shelves and catalogs to find these inspiring and naturally healthy gift ideas
• Celebrate the season: this year, bring your family and friends together to enjoy a sumptuous vegetarian holiday buffet that's a real treat for the senses
  by Victoria Abbott Riccardi
• Anger
  by Maria Noel Mandile