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October 15, 2009
- in Natural Beauty by Alexis Rodrigo
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Tips for Naturally Beautiful Hair
You’ve probably seen commercials on TV or in magazines asking why you would spend tons of money on salon brands when you can use their products for less. Well, the question is, why would you use their products when you can get healthy natural hair all on your own? If you follow some quick and […]
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October 14, 2009
- in Gardening by Alexis Rodrigo
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Turn Toxic Soil into Safe Soil
Growing vegetables in your own garden is a great way to save money and eat more healthily. However, many of us grow our own veggies so that we will have less chemicals, only to find our soil is already polluted. Here are 10 quick ways to help make your soil safe for your family: 1. […]
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October 13, 2009
How Doulas Can Help You to Achieve a Positive Birth Experience
Ever wonder what a doula is and what she can do for you? The word doula is a Greek word, which means “women’s servant”. A doula is a non-medical assistant in childbirth. Here’s how a doula can help you achieve a positive birth experience. A doula’s job depends largely on her training and what you […]
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October 10, 2009
- in Gardening , Green Home by Alexis Rodrigo
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Vermiculture
Have you ever heard of vermiculture? It is quite simply, composting with worms. Composting is the practice of breaking down organic matter to create natural fertilizer. It’s great for gardening and a very sustainable practice. Vermiculture facilitates the composting using the natural decomposition characteristics of worms. It uses a worm’s natural abilities to make great […]
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October 9, 2009
- in Health & Beauty , Homekeeping by Alexis Rodrigo
Do You Know Where Your Food Comes From?
The industrialization of food has meant the addition of preservatives and pesticides, both of which can be harmful to our health and to the environment. Additionally, it means that there are generally only a handful of large farms growing the majority of any particular crop throughout the country. That means distribution is costly both in […]
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