Perfect Eyebrows At Any Age

A defined eyebrow arch can take years off your look – aestheticians call it a mini eye lift. New York City based Eyebrow Specialist Elke Von Freudenberg and Two-Time Emmy-Nominated Celebrity Makeup Artist Dee Dee Marcelli offer their expert advice.

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Over 60 Billion Doses a Year and Not ONE Death, But Still Not Safe?

My mother was a Shaklee Distributor so I grew up knowing how potent vitamins are for our continued health. When I was a young adult, I went to work for Jack LaLanne’s President’s and First Lady’s Health Clubs and guess what we learned? More about the efficacy of vitamins! Vitamin C, E and A were our mainstays but over the years, I learned that Spirulina, Alpha Lipoic Acid, COQ10 and more were needed for our body. Vitamins are safe, zero deaths recorded, while pharmaceutical drugs have side effects and contribute to death and disability. Help us keep vitamins available! Send the recommended letter to your representatives!

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Secret Sugars In Your Food

In anticipation of our interview with Shrew No More, Connie Bennett, author of Sugar Shock and her upcoming book, Beyond Sugar Shock, here are shocking revelations of the hidden sugar in our food! In the last place you would expect to see sugar, it’s everywhere and the experts claim too much of it makes us sick. Label reading is a must in this day and age!

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Energy Bars You Can Make At Home

Whether you’ve resolved to hit the gym more or your busy afternoons require a mid-afternoon pick-me-up, energy bars are a full of foods that provide slow-burning fuel, such as dates and sunflower seeds, that will keep you going through a 12-mile run or that 3 p.m. slump. The problem? Commercial versions are overpackaged and full of sugar, and the tab for keeping my college-age runner supplied with brand-name individually wrapped energy bars would rival his tuition.

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Clean Your Room With H202

Yay! A clean, disinfected surface using odorless peroxide. We’ve been using peroxide for countertops, bathrooms, sinks and more for years here. It’s very affordable and doesn’t have a use by date.

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Are Parabens Safe?

After I read this article, I contacted our cosmetic manufacturer to get his take on what he had read. Even though it was a costly endeavor, we have diligently removed parabens from most of our products when we reformulated them. I believe it was the right decision.

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The One That Says It All

Growing up as a very active athlete in the Southern California area one of my favorite teams to watch was the UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team. I even had the privilege of attending a week long basketball camp on the campus hosted by the UCLA coaching staff. I remember when I was there the way people at UCLA would speak of Coach John Wooden, he was held in such high esteem by all. He was revered, loved, respected and admired, and not just as a coach, but as a man.

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Five Practical Ways To Raise Your Consciousness in 2012 (And Beyond)

Last week, I declared 2012 the “Year of Consciousness” for NaturalNews (http://www.naturalnews.com/034554_c…) and pointed out that the ultimate solution to ending tyranny, wars, corporate deception and environmental destruction is to upgrade our consciousness rather than “killing our enemies.” This announcement was greatly appreciated by NaturalNews readers, who for the most part have a very positive outlook on 2012 and beyond.

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10 Great Health Benefits of Avocado

Avocados are rich in vitamins A, C, and E and are full of other nutrients like potassium. They contain folate, monosaturated fats and antioxidants. Regular consumption of avocados helps us in many ways. Here are just 10 of them.

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GMOs And Why You Should Never Use Canola Oil

Canola oil is developed from the rapeseed plant, which is part of the mustard family of plants. These oils have long been used for industrial purposes (in candles, lipsticks, soaps, inks, lubricants, and biofuels). It’s an industrial oil, not a food

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7 Good Reasons to Cry: The Healing Property of Tears

By THERESE J. BORCHARD – psychcentral.com New York Times reporter Benedict Carey referred to tears in a piece as “emotional perspiration.” Given that I sweat a lot and hate deodorant, I suppose it makes sense that I weep often. But I’m not going to apologize for that, because after a good cry, I always feel cleansed, like my…

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