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I detox for three days every three months or so.  I try to do it more often, but it doesn’t always work out that way, besides, three days of strict dieting is enough for me thank you very much!

Hi Everyone,

I decided to write this article after running a bunch of errands yesterday and meeting a young lady with a serious problem.  She was about 17 or so, I met her in the checkout line of the grocery store.  I noticed, while standing behind her, that she seemed super insecure considering that most teenagers are all over the place and always glowing.  She made eye contact for only a second, long enough for me to see what the problem was.  She had one of the most severe cases of acne I have ever seen before.

It’s no secret that menopause has its good qualities followed by a long list of bad qualities.  To assist with the transition in a more natural way, try these herbs.

** Always consult your doctor before making any changes or introducing any herb to your body.  This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any illness.

I would rather take an herb over a pill any day.  It seems that everything we need is already in nature and in the best possible form, so I avoid taking pills that are engineered to do the same things that nature has already provided.  That said, I have found that there are quite a few herbs that pregnant women need to avoid.  When I learned of this, I went online and searched around for these herbs.  I found that (thankfully) I wasn’t taking anything that I shouldn’t be taking while pregnant, but for everyone else out there, I’ve condensed everything I have found in to a quick go-to list for you to review.

With the changes in the air, our diets, and our general lifestyle decisions, it is important for us to take some time to detoxify and bring balance to our bodies.  Detoxifying the body gets rid of toxins, bacteria, and free radicals in the body especially in the blood and the colon.