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Movement on Bill Supporting ND Prescriptive Authority

Mar 04, 2016 05:08PM

The Connecticut law governing the practice of naturopathic medicine was passed 90 years ago and has not kept pace with advances made by othe...

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CT NOFA Holds Organic Standard High: Keep it Covered Campaign Emphasizes Role of Carbon in Agriculture and Climate Change

Mar 04, 2016 05:00PM ● By Nicole Miale

The Northeast Farming Association (NOFA) was founded in 1982 as a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healthy food, organic farmin...

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Living Healthy with Chronic Pain

Mar 04, 2016 04:57PM ● By Kelly McCaffrey, LMT

There are many reasons people have chronic pain, including car accidents, repetitive stress injuries, illness, poor posture habits and more....

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Cosmic Rhythms - March 2016

Mar 04, 2016 04:46PM ● By Alethea Hunt

Themes of health and illness permeate March with a plethora of Pisces planets opposing Jupiter and the North Node in Virgo. Health issues be...

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Healing Chronic Pain: Natural Protocols Offer More than Symptomatic Relief

Mar 04, 2016 04:44PM ● By Angela Pascopella

Diabetes, heart disease and cancer affect tens of millions of Americans and are referred to as epidemics in our country. However, as a condi...

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Food to Manage and Heal Chronic Pain: Reduce Inflammation, Increase Quality of Life

Mar 04, 2016 04:32PM ● By Jessica Moon

When we are living with chronic pain or illness, energy and resources can be very limited. While we would probably do just about anything to...

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Permaculture Helps You AND Your Garden Grow : Conscious Landscape Design Brings Mindful Rewards

Mar 04, 2016 04:29PM ● By Quinlan Mitchell

Helen Loughrey spent most of her life in Maryland before relocating three years ago to Greenwich. In the front yard of her old house, Loughr...

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Weeds: Nature’s Pharmacy

Mar 04, 2016 04:13PM ● By Jody Eisemann, LAc

Where they were once the basis of any healer’s medical remedies, weeds—otherwise known as wild plants—have become useless, unwanted invasive...

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Fighting for What’s Right

Mar 04, 2016 04:09PM ● By Sheri Hatfield

The advocating stories are often similar, such as a mother of a child with special needs, or a daughter whose father has serious health ...

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Animals and Energetics: Providing a Positive Environment for Pets

Mar 04, 2016 03:51PM ● By Mary Oquendo

Have you ever wondered if animals respond to the energy that surrounds them? It isn’t if, but how. Animals are more in tune to the world aro...

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Developing Gardens Instead of Golf Courses: Agrihoods Use On-Site Farms to Draw Residents

Feb 29, 2016 05:15PM ● By April Thompson

Creative subdivisions are being built around working farms that include homegrown veggies and even chickens and lambs.

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Rolling for Fitness: DIY Rollers Ease Pain and Aid Flexibility

Feb 29, 2016 05:15PM ● By Randy Kambic

Rollers that rub out muscle kinks are the latest fitness trend, offering self-massage relief to everyone from soccer players to stiffening seniors.

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Well-Mannered Cats: Simple Ways to Get Kitty to Behave

Feb 29, 2016 05:15PM ● By Sandra Murphy

If a house cat pounces on guests, throws up or pees in places other than the litter box, don’t despair—practical solutions can turn a cat into a paragon of virtue.

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Meaty Truths: Choosing Meat that’s Sustainable and Safe

Feb 29, 2016 05:15PM ● By Melinda Hemmelgarn

When it comes to steaks, hamburgers and other red meats on the menu, what’s better for the environment turns out to better for animals and people, too.

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Color Me Calm: Grownups De-Stress with Adult Coloring Books

Feb 29, 2016 04:54PM ● By Avery Mack

We don’t have to be kids to once again take up coloring pages of inviting graphics that induce calm, improve fine motor skills and enhance our creativity.

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Nighttime Parenting: Fostering Healthful Sleep

Feb 29, 2016 04:54PM ● By Stephanie Dodd

Up to 70 percent of American children have problems sleeping at night, but some simple steps help them get more shut-eye.

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