The Haggus Societys B*tch Fest -- IndieGoGo
Rated • 0 reviews • activism • indiegogo.com
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Kirk VandenBerghe is a 56 year old man from Tulalip, Washington, USA
In this blog I'll be highlighting two of my passions: Alternative Health (Natural Health) and Self-Improvement. I spend my time co-running, with my soulmate Sandy Breckenridge, HeartCore Corporation, our publishing company.
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"Bleeding Wings" sculpture series by Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
Rated • 2 reviews • sculpting, video • youtube.com
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How to turn your story into a movie
Rated • 1 review • speakingaboutpresenting.com
The Story Theater work that Doug Stevenson offers is some of the best public speaking material of which I'm aware.
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So Fresh and So Green - Have A Drink…Then Eat The Cup?
Rated • 1 review • ecology • sofreshandsogreen.com
Welcome to the future... Here we have a product that is disposable but so eco friendly if you throw it away it helps plants grow while also being edible.
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Medical News: Serum Vitamin D Okay in Most Americans -...
Rated • 1 review • health • medpagetoday.com
These days w/o time in the sunshine we need Vit D more than ever. This article speaks to that: "Serum Vitamin D Okay in Most Americans"
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Margolis Tells the Truth About Repair Stem Cells
Rated • 1 review • alternative health • healthynewage.com
Wonder about it? Article features Suzanne Somers Anti-Aging Spokesperson. A spokesperson for breakthroughs in anti-aging is actress Suzanne Somers who is a advocate for anti-aging medicine, bio-identical hormones, and doctors who are curing cancer. Luckily for many, Suzanneās earlier health misfortunes put her on a path to seek out alternative approaches to health and wellness that are driven by their positive results.
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Eco Friendly Living Tips from Green House - USATODAY.com
Rated • 1 review • meteorology • usatoday.com
Adults and children can reduce their exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals, including bisphenol-A (BPA), by eating more fruits and vegetables and less food from plastic containers and metal cans, a study today says.