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Many people out there may not see balding as a health issue, but the fact still remains that it can not only be a reflection of your overall health, but it can also affect a person’s mental and psychological health.

Just as a person who’s overweight, needs to wear thick glasses or has acne, balding is a difficult thing for a person to deal with. I say “person” because women can lose their hair as well…

Just look at the serious numbers of hair loss treatment out there.

Now, try sifting through all of these products to find one that not only works, but that won’t be bad for you either.

I’ve found a few natural hair loss product reviews out there, since we have so many people we know having chemotherapy treatment or who are finishing that treatment and are wanting to regrow their hair too.

Men, of all ages in our family or friend circle are also concerned with male-pattern baldness and are looking for natural products they can use to help regrow their hair or to stop what they do still have from falling out.

There are a number of promising natural products out there that can prevent or stop balding and one of them I’ve seen is the Provillus hair loss treatment.

They have one for men and one for women with ingredients in different strengths and some extra or separate supplements for each gender.

Some other promising natural treatments are Procerin, ProFollica and Androhair (a laser-type comb).

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I hope this Hair Health Information was helpful on Your Health Today! Until next time…

Stay Healthy,

Kimberly Edwards

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When was the last time you had a real glass of juice?

I don’t mean a fruit-flavored drink or punch…I mean real juice - 100% juice not from concentrate!

Have you been drinking more coffee, tea or softdrinks than anything else?

It’s true that juice can suppress appetite - well, that’s because it’s full of calories. That’s okay because there are so many benefits of fresh fruit juices.

They’re chock full of vitamins, minerals, water and fiber.

Did you know you can go into your local Whole Foods Market and choose some fruits from their produce section and you can ask them to Continue Reading…

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You heard me! You know it!

Cellulite does suck!!!

It hurts your self-esteem, your confidence, your ideas about health, food, fitness and nutrition.

It can hurt your love life, your social life, your sports life…

You think about it day and night. You’re conscious of how you look in every outfit.

You’re conscious of how you sit down and are constantly checking to be sure the least amount of cellulite possible is seen by anyone.

It can deter you from playing sports, going swimming, hanging out at the beach, going out on the town in a short dress…showing your arms…

The list of “things you’re aware of” seems endless…it’s an all-consuming issue in your brain.

Just when you think you’ve forgotten about it for a few minutes, you catch a glimpse of yourself in a mirror or a reflection in a window or, heaven forbid, you look down at your thighs and see it yourself!

What a bummer - what a pain - what a discouragement!

If you’re feeling helpless in this battle against cellulite, you’re certainly not alone!

If you hate cellulite, then fight cellulite!

Check out practical ways, and real ways, to get rid of your cellulite on DoThisToGetRidOfCellulite.com.

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Okay, so I started this sinus infection while I was visiting Dallas…I think I caught the “bug” on the plane, as they are a serious “cesspool” of germs.

It usually, in the past, takes almost 1 week for a “bug” to manifest symptoms in my body.

Being the “natural-nut” that I am, I figured I would gargle with warm salt water, as my throat was the first thing to start hurting. Then, I would blast my system with more Vitamin C than it’s seen in a while with fresh juices, etc. Sunshine and rest were on the list too.

All of the above didn’t help much, or so it seemed, as my “bug” was getting worse every day.

I started hacking and coughing, keeping me from being able to sleep, runny nose, headaches, heavy chest, labored breathing, etc. Uhhh & yukkk!

My mother has a weakened immune system right now, and I was right on top of going to the doctor the day I got home.

He asked me a few questions, looked in my throat and ears and told me I have a sinus infection.

What Did He Prescribe Me?
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Ever since university, I have been debilitated by migraines.

It used to only be a couple times a year in college, but as the years have gone on, I get them more frequently.

I find the greatest precipitator is dehydration. I have to stay hydrated by drinking the “prescribed” amount of WATER per day. So, prevention is, in fact, the best policy here…

In fact, my mother and I have a competition every day to see who can drink their gallon water bottle first.

However, there are days where I am lax, and I suffer for it.

Stress brings it on, overheating too (but this comes back to being hydrated).

My migraines consist of pounding head pain that is not always concentrated in any one area. I am sensitive to light, sound and heat. I must lie down and be very quiet. I get them so bad at times I am extremely nauseated or it can cause me to vomit.

Well, if you have been struck by a terrible migraine, what in the world helps?

If it’s too late for prevention of a migraine and you’re right in the middle of being bombarded, here’s some advice…

I have tried just about everything, even my mother’s prescription pain medication when I have been extremely desperate, and I have only found 1 medication to help me…Every single time…

Excedrin Migraine…Sometimes, I need 2 of them, but within about 15 minutes and a bottle of water later, I can pretty much feel normal.

If you get migraines as terrible as mine, I hope that you’ll try this…It may very well help you too…

I know that when you have a migraine like a freight-train, you’ll do anything to get rid of it.

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I hope this Headache Tip from Your Health Today helps you! Until next time…

Be Healthy,

Kimberly Edwards

P.S. Be prepared…I even carry a bottle in my purse with me, and keep one in the glove box of my car:

Excedrin Migraine Migraine Caplets 100 Caplets Excedrin Migraine is the first non-prescription medicine approved by the FDA to treat all the symptoms of a migraine.

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I got a tip today from a man at the airport when we somehow got into a conversation on kidney stones.

He explained that he has had some terrible issues with this and that his urologist suggested he drink lemonade…well, lemon juice with a bit of water, minus the sugar.

He drinks at least 2 8 oz. glasses per day of “Real Lemon” juice, as described to mix on the back of the bottle.

He says that his problems have significantly decreased since he began doing this…

Just wanted to pass this on to those of you who struggle with the unbelievable pain of kidney stones.

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I hope you find this Home Remedy post on Your Health Today helpful! Until next time…

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade,

Kimberly Edwards

P.S. I found a supplement to prevent kidney stones from forming…Check it out here:

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My good stumble friend, arabbitwhisperer, requested a natural solution for those pesky black flies the he sees the likes of up in Michigan cottage country…

Well, I did a little bit of research today, and found some nice products that are natural that boast to work on repelling those pesky bugs!

I wanted to share them with you to alleviate your fear of camping this summer…LOL…

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Skatter Natural Aroma that insects hate. All natural formulation made by us here at Dreaming Earth Botanicals using only our pure essential oils, a little grain alcohol (as a dispersant) and distilled water. It’s very effect, safe, gentle to the skin & smells nice too - Available in 8oz, 16oz, 32oz & 1gal.

2. Bite Blocker Insect Repellent - Herbal Wipes
Tropical, all-natural mosquito and black fly “DEET-FREE” insect repellents. Bite Blocker repellents are a natural blend of plant oils, plant extracts and plant derivatives that moisturize your skin, now with a pleasant tropical seabreeze scent and non-irritating application to the skin. Proven 97% Effective! Sweat-proof, Water-proof and Child-Safe, with 4-8 hours of protection! Rated best alternative to DEET in a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

3. Cactus Juice Eco-Safe Spray
Containing no harmful chemicals and formulated with your health in mind, this natural, lightly fragranced blend of Prickly Pear Cactus, emollients and moisturizers creates a shield that protects the skin from most insects, including sandflies, no-see-ums, black flies, gnats, and mosquitoes. Safe to spray on clothing.

4. Natural CedarCide Insect Repellent Lotion
A chemical free, cedar oil based lotion. It is 100% natural and safe for use around children and pets. It will repel chiggers, fleas, flies, gnats, mosquitoes, no see-ums, and other insects. Sportsman, This deet free insect repellant is not offensive to game.

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