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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Natural Health

• UTI relief
  by Connie Blanca
• Work out, get smart
  by Amy Paturel
• Headache help: yoga can quiet your nervous system and ease pain in your head
  by Pepper Tracey
• Read your mind
  by Sharon Anne Waldrop
• Shop for a cancer cure
  by Olessa Pindak
• Local heroes: across America, farmers' markets and community-supported agriculture programs are delivering fresh, local fare straight to chefs and home cooks
  by Christy Harrison
• For the record
• Nike considered
• Infection protection: a strong immune system and lifestyle changes can help control HPV—and keep cervical cancer at bay
  by Hannah Wallace
• Look within
  by Sharon Anne Waldrop
• Down the tube
  by Sally Kassab
• Into the flow: Wu Ming, a form of qigong, helps promote breast health and ease the anxiety associated with breast cancer
  by Karen Asp
• Ease the pressure
  by Elizabeth Barker
• How can I treat sciatica? Massage and acupuncture can ease pain in the lower back and legs
• Supplement from the sea: the fat from fish oil can benefit your heart, eyes, joints, and brain
  by Tom Weede
• Remove hair naturally
  by Alice Sury
• Yoga fix: hot flashes
  by Amy Paturel
• Lost in spice: discover the flavor—and healing power—of the world's great spices
  by Matthew Kadey
• Trust your intuition
  by Sharon Anne Waldrop
• Tap into sap
• 2007 Ad
  by Olessa Pindak
• Clear the air
  by Rachel Seligman
• Healing journey
• Hold the cold: preventing seasonal colds is tough, but these herbal remedies can reduce the suffering time
  by Catherine Guthrie
• Breast support
  by Mary Bolster
• Why you should [love] fiber
  by Stacy Adimando
• Time for tea: brew a healthful concoction with these loose-leaf blends and classic accessories
  by Christine Richmond
• Ask the experts
  by Rachel Dowd
• Help for breasts
• Tomato sauce
  by Stacy Adimando
• Pomegranate power: this exotic fruit's juicy seeds may hold the key to softer, smoother, younger-looking skin
  by Donna Garlough
• Get in step: up your exercise quotient with a pedometer—it will motivate you to move more wherever you are
  by Tracey Pepper