Dress Like a Siren for a Song
Buy in America, a site I shared here last spring with that title on the post, is having a sale.
Some of the gowns offered can be used as nightgowns. Given the difficulty of finding nice negligees, it’s something I would consider.
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- Super Cognition: The Health Ranger reveals brain power secrets for peak human performance 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) Everywhere I go, people ask me how I get so much done. The simple truth is that we all have a “supercomputer” on our shoulders, and to maximize its performance, all we have to do is stop poisoning our brain while nourishing it with potent nutrition. Your brain wants to perform at its... Read More […]
- Broccoli sprouts discovered to be a "secret weapon" against diabetes 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) The key to curing diabetes may be sitting on your kitchen counter. Scientists have recently discovered that cruciferous vegetables, like broccoli, can help type-2 diabetes patients manage their blood sugar levels effectively.- The new study, which was published in the Journal of Science Translational Medicine, found that broccoli could hold th […]
- 5 Ways to survive when society descends into chaos 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) Whether you choose to accept it or not, there are signs all around us that our country is in the beginning stages of societal decay. Radical activist groups like Black Lives Matter are becoming more and more prominent, fueling the flames of the already heightened racial tensions in the United States. Riots on... Read More […]
- Alarming report reveals nearly half of all Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, yet no one talks about weed killer in the food supply 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) A report by the Canadian Cancer Society revealed that nearly half of the general population may be diagnosed with certain types of cancer in their lifetime. Data from the Canadian Cancer Statistics annual report for 2017 showed that 49 percent of men and 45 percent of women were expected to develop cancer. These rates... Read More […]
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- Coal-hating liberals don't seem to understand that coal is needed to make STEEL, and without steel, modern society can't function at all 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) The modern-day meme about coal is that it’s just a filthy fossil fuel with no redeeming value beyond pollution for profit. But the reality is that society still needs coal – and desperately – not only for energy production but also to produce steel, which is vitally important to build many of the... Read More […]
- Here's what dandelion roots can do for you: Digestion, blood flow, eyesight and more 26 Jun 2017(Natural News) If you’ve been pulling up and tossing aside dandelions, stop. You’re basically throwing away one of nature’s greatest gifts to human health. This humble plant has rightfully earned its place in traditional Chinese and Arabic medicine thanks to its ability to stimulate and cleanse the body. And according to Juicing-For-Health.com, dandelion roo […]
- McDonald's to outsource more human jobs to machines as human workers become increasingly irrelevant 25 Jun 2017(Natural News) A decision this week by McDonald’s to replace thousands of human employees in its workforce with self-serve ordering kiosks in the coming months portends bad times ahead for entry-level workers and others who are stuck in low-skilled jobs. As reported by Zero Hedge, industry analysts estimate that the fast food giant will add... Read More […]
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- Stem cells may be the key to staying strong in old ageUniversity of Rochester Medical Center researchers have discovered that loss of muscle stem cells is the main driving force behind muscle decline in old age in mice.
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- Skin aging could be delayed with a common antioxidantAs we age, many of us strive for younger-looking skin. Researchers have uncovered an antioxidant called methylene blue that could provide just that.
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- Postmenopausal bleeding: Is it normal? Menopause is the result of a natural decline in hormones, but what causes postmenopausal bleeding? How is it diagnosed and what are the treatment options?
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- Older adults may not benefit from taking statins to prevent heart diseaseAn analysis of clinical trial data finds no benefit in giving older adults statins for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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- Study uncovers link between male hormones and metabolic disease in polycystic ovary syndromeScientists from the University of Birmingham have discovered the link between increased male hormones and metabolic complications such as diabetes and fatty liver disease in patients with polycystic...
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- Human reproduction likely to be more efficient than previously thoughtHow difficult is it to conceive? According to a widely-held view, fewer than one in three embryos make it to term, but a new study from a researcher at the University of Cambridge suggests that human...
- Essential oils and menopause: Can they help?What are the common menopause and perimenopause symptoms and can essential oils help? What essential oils may be used and what are the considerations?
- Female genital sores: Causes and diagnosisWhat are female genital sores and what are the main causes? How might a sore be prevented, how are they diagnosed, and what is the outlook?
- Menopause: Do vitamins help?There are a number of vitamins available to help women manage the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. Learn about them in this article.
- Pregnancy after 35: What are the risks?Certain pregnancy risk factors increase with the age of the mother. Are these risks a cause for concern or do they pose little threat for women over 35?
- Binge drinking in teens may raise women's blood glucose in later lifeA new study finds that women who regularly consume a lot of alcohol and binge drink from their mid-teens are most likely to develop high blood sugar.
- Women with past adverse childhood experiences more likely to have ovaries removed, study showsMayo Clinic researchers report that women who suffered adverse childhood experiences or abuse as an adult are 62 percent more likely to have their ovaries removed before age 46.
- Diabetes and yeast infections: What you need to knowHow are diabetes and yeast infections linked? What are the symptoms of a yeast infection, how is it diagnosed, and what are the treatments?
