Tea for High Blood Pressure
Originally posted on Jeanne Foguth's Blog:
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The 0 to 5K Program: Pay What You Want
Hey! Statistics Say That Your Time Is Up.
Originally posted on Life As An Anomaly:
I received an email from a reader who was just diagnosed with cardiac sarcoidosis. He said he was having a hard time dealing with the diagnosis and he read a statistic that patients with cardiac sarcoidosis have a life span of five years, and he wanted to know…
Survival Mode
Originally posted on God's Whispers of Truth:
For years now, my family and I have been in this mode. Barely keeping our heads up above water……..just getting by. Are you here, or have you been here? Sometimes chronic illness or injury feels like grasping for a buoy and hanging on, barely keeping your head…
Chicory Root
Originally posted on Lisa's Herb Remedies:
Chicory Root, Cichorium intybus Herbalist value chicory as a bitter digestive tonic. Used as teas, and heated beverages. Prepare just like coffee or add in equal parts to coffee. Also, combines well with coffee, burdock and dandelion root. Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. Chicory is a woody, herbaceous plant that…
Health Benefits of Turmeric
Originally posted on The Med-Archive:
An unhealthy affliction to junk food is on the rise among the global populace. Therefore, people are always suggested to adopt a healthy diet chart. However, have ever thought that spices could also spice up your health? If not, then, it is now the time. The ground roots of a…
Humpday Humor
Originally posted on Jeanne Foguth's Blog:
This post is participating in Comedy Plus’s Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Why The Words You Use Can Make or Break Your Blog Posts
Originally posted on The Art of Blogging:
Smart people use big words, right? Does it mean that using big words makes you sound smarter? Well… according to this study, the answer is no. Irony: The title of the study’s title is Consequences of Erudite Vernacular Utilized Irrespective of Necessity: Problems with Using Long Words Needlessly.…
Humpday Humor
Originally posted on Jeanne Foguth's Blog:
This post is participating in Comedy Plus’s Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
The Secret Traits of Successful Bloggers
Originally posted on The Art of Blogging:
We all know the “rules” of blogging. Produce consistently high-quality content, position yourself as an authority, cultivate relationships with your readers and other bloggers… But some of the best and most popular blogs have traits that might surprise you. Here’s how being negative, angry, and stupid (in the right…
