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- Eating Healthy
A little cayenne adds color and a little kick to this rich, satisfying soup that is a meal in itself.
- Healing
Amanda recommends new habits for your body to learn how to be attuned to the biorhythms of the day. Follow these insomnia tips and you'll sleep better through the night.
- Yoga | Fitness
Are you too tired to do anything but sleep in the bedroom? Try the Wide Angle Seated Forward Bend to your daily yoga practice to keep libido and bedroom fires burning.
- Herbs | Supplements
Whether roughing it in the wild or taking it easy in the city, you'll travel in the best of health when you take Amanda's 'herbal firewalls' on the road.
- Healthy Home
Pay attention to the love and marriage area, the southwest facing area of your home. Display objects that show longevity in partnership -- ducks for example, mate for life.
- Pregnancy | Parenting
As you begin to rediscover yourself, you'll need to stock up on foods that are high in nutrients. Eating foods that are good for you both physically and mentally is important to your short- and long-term health. In this episode, Laura talks about some great, healthier alternatives to common pantry items. All great, healthy suggestions that you and your kids will love.
- Video
Gina Russo is plagued by celiac disease, which causes her body to react to certain foods as if they were poison. She makes a discovery that leads to natural healing and to her own successful
Rita Jones was blindsided by extreme nausea, rashes, difficulty breathing, throat swelling and dramatic weight loss, stumping all conventional doctors who saw her ... except a renowned homeopathic doctor whose diagnosis and treatment bring
David Artuso sees words as a jumble of blurred images on a page and is labeled as having a learning disability. Then, in his early twenties a chance encounter leads to a startling revelation,
While scuba diving, Dan Greathouse's oxygen regulator malfunctioned leaving him with severe brain damage that was misdiagnosed for years, making his life a living nightmare. But just as he reached the edge of madness, an
Marisa Marinelli was a 19 year old student and dancer of great vibrancy when she was first diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. But it was a macrobiotic diet, not medical treatment, that brought her health back
What would you do if your doctor told you there was no cure for your illness? Three words: never give up. Follow the real-life inspiring stories of people who beat the odds, turning to alternative
The story of Marisa Marinelli, a 19-year-old student diagnosed with debilitating ulcerative colitis, who took control of her diet to bring about immediate changes in her health.
Recording artist and songwriter Jewel, host of The Incurables, knows a little something about natural living. As a child she and her family lived in Alaska far from any city, with no running water, coal
