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Kudzu: we could only imagine it ; Nature made it…

Rubrique : Take care
Auteur : Jean-François Astier
Date : Samedi 5 janvier 2008
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Kudzu is a plant with Asian origins. It is traditionally used in Japan and China. It is a climbing plant of the same botanical family as the bean. The vine is called Kudzu, because it is capable of covering, in a record time, the trees or entire houses that, involuntarily serve as support. For more […]

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Aloe Vera does wonders

Rubrique : Take care
Auteur : web
Date : Vendredi 28 décembre 2007
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Marked by researchers for its efficiency in domains reserved for heavy medicine, from now on, aloe vera won’t be confined to the role of fireman for the small, everyday booboos.

Aloe gel will do miracles to relieve insect bites, sprains, tendonitis, etc.
The taboo has fallen! The help that aloe vera gives in the treatment of […]

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A twisting closed triangle

Rubrique : Take care
Auteur : Jean-Louis et Francis Gianfermi
Date : Vendredi 28 décembre 2007
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This posture is part of the family of stretches and flexes. It acts strongly on the abdomen.
Setting up the posture:

Start standing up and put about three feet of space between your feet. Pivot your right foot out and place your hands on your right thigh. Engage your head directly above your right foot. Lightly pivot […]

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36 hours of fasting: to regenerate yourself

Rubrique : Take care
Auteur : web
Date : Vendredi 28 décembre 2007
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A practice of health and hygiene for millennia, the fast is a sort of ‘rebooting’ of the body. Since the beginning of time and throughout the world, it has been used for therapeutic ends, or as a step on a spiritual path in order to cleanse the body and give it a new regenerative boost. […]

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Phototherapy: a luminous solution to the grayness

Rubrique : Take care
Auteur : webmaster
Date : Lundi 12 novembre 2007
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Artificial sunlight, used since the 80s to treat seasonal depression, hasn’t finished revealing the extent of its therapeutic potential. It is a real natural medicine! Its efficiency extends to treating jet lag, stress, sleep problems, cognitive problems, and even bulimia…
Paradoxically, the discovery of the anti-depressant properties of light comes from a patient suffering from recurring […]

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