New Holistic Living: Reducing Your Toxic Load

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An informational blog offering helpful ways to reduce your toxic load and live greener, as part of our new holistic living blog network.
Added: November 07, 2010
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How to Teach Your Kids to be Eco-Conscious

Published on 2012-02-20 07:08:00

Teaching children to be eco-conscious is important. It helps them develop an appreciation for the planet they live on, and when children are eco-conscious, they grow up to become responsible adults. The good news is that teaching your kids to be eco-conscious is fun!Seven Tips On Teaching Your Kids to Be Eco-ConsciousColorful Recycling Containers for Trash (Photo credit: epSos.de)#1 Be a good role model. This is perhaps the easiest way to teach your children about the impact of their actions on

Coping With Chickenpox Naturally: How to Ease the Itch

Published on 2012-02-17 11:49:00

I know we've been focusing on vaccines this week, but in case you've decided to go the natural route, and let your child's immune system do its job on the chickenpox, here are some tips for keeping your sanity, and keeping your child as comfortable as possible, throughout the process.Image via WikipediaOne of the oldest recorded childhood diseases is chickenpox. Just about every kid is exposed to it at one time or another. Here are some ways to control one of the most unbearable of its symptoms

The Chickenpox Vaccine: Is It Necessary?

Published on 2012-02-15 12:38:00

Chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus. It mostly occurs in children but can affect adults who have never experienced it as a child. Image via WikipediaChickenpox is one of the oldest recorded childhood conditions. It can begin with a fever but it always ends up with contagious red bumpy rashes that spread from head to toe. Everyone knows that look.For about a week, your child is covered in blister-like bumps that are red, itchy and painful. It can be a parent’s worst nightmare, es



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