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Mediterranean Salad Dressing recipe

Posted by eddy | Oct 12, 2011 | Chef Ed, Recipes, Salad dressings, Salads |

Mediterranean Salad Dressing Recipe and History Mediterranean salad dressing is the essence of...

Grilled Garlic Chicken and Tomato Salad recipe

Posted by eddy | Oct 12, 2011 | Chef Ed, Food, Main course, Recipes, Under 500 calorie meals |

“So delicious and healthy you can enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean right in your own home!”...

Free Range Chicken Eggs Better than Soy Fed Chicken Eggs

Posted by eddy | Oct 12, 2011 | Diet, Staff Writer Eddy B. |

Soy is one of the least expensive proteins available today and it is a major part of the majority of animal feeds. These cheap soy proteins force the chickens to grow faster and lay the maximum amount of eggs.

Low Cal Fettuccine Alfredo recipe

Posted by eddy | Oct 9, 2011 | Chef Ed, Food, Pasta, Sauces, Under 500 calorie meals, Vegetarian |

Prep Time: 10 minutes Cooking Time: 10 minutes Ingredients 2 cloves garlic crushed then diced 1...

World Depopulation Actions by the United Nations: Part One

Posted by eddy | Oct 6, 2011 | The Truth |

Many have said in the past that you can judge a tree by the quality of its fruit. Well after these...

Acne Prevention Tips for Teens

Posted by eddy | Oct 2, 2011 | Health, Staff Writer Eddy B. |

For many teens that suffer from acne, the pursuit to acquire a clear complexion can be not only...

Is your hair thinning out on top or on the sides?

Posted by eddy | Oct 1, 2011 | Health, Nutrition, Staff Writer Eddy B. |

Considered to be the father of modern medicine Hippocrates said that a truly great doctor would first treat an illness with food. So why not try this for your hair as well? If you feel and see that your hair is beginning to thin out and recede on the top or your ponytail is getting shorter by the week

about CTS-Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Posted by eddy | Sep 30, 2011 | Health, Staff Writer Eddy B. |

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a name to a series of symptoms that arise from an increase in pressure on nerves in the wrist. This increase in pressure can result from everyday activity including excessive typing, assembly line work or pretty much anything where your wrists are actively engaged in a repetitive motion.

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