Remember this line from “Rock-a-Bye Baby,” the old children’s nursery rhyme? “When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall, and down will come baby, cradle and all.”
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Not to get too personal, but have your ankles ever looked like water balloons? (And felt like them, too?)
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Isn’t it annoying to attempt to use a rubber band that has lost its proper elasticity? If it stretches too much, it won’t offer enough support. Conversely, a rubber band becomes utterly worthless if it can no longer stretch enough and snaps.
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Sending your child off to college requires a lot of preparation and packing. Have all the textbooks? Check. ✔︎ Bed linens and towels? Check. ✔︎ Notebooks and other supplies? Check. ✔︎ Computer? Check. ✔︎ Kali phos? Wait … what?
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It’s time for another in our series of posts about the cell salts. This week? One more of my favorites: Mag phos. Truth be told, don’t be surprised if you hear me say each cell salt is one of my favorites. I love ‘em all!
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Two years ago, I found myself sitting in the Calcutta airport waiting for a flight when I had the pleasure of meeting a nun from Mother Teresa’s order, The Sisters of Charity. I will refer to her as Sister Bernadette throughout this post for the sake of her privacy, though I simply felt the need
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1.) Bones, Fat and Cream: Build and maintain healthy teeth by keeping a plentiful amount of calcium-rich and high-fat foods in your daily diet. For robust bones, drink raw milk daily. High-quality cheese is another good source; go for raw cheeses whenever you can. Yogurt and kefir are two superb dairy foods, and they’re
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