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Are diet sodas unhealthy and what are some better alternatives?

While no direct links between diet drinks and specific human health problems have been found, there are much healthier beverage choices out there.

• by Katie Machol
While no direct links between diet drinks and specific human health problems have been found, there are much healthier beverage choices out there.
• Tags: Drink, Green Living, Health & Wellness, diet soda, diet, aspartame, cancer, cardiovascular problems, NutraSweet, FDA, health, wellness, natural alternatives, drink, soda, beverage

Honey: Is it the bee's knees of miracle foods?

• by jennamiller
This golden liquid isn’t just tasty, it is testimonial to nature's healing powers. With a single spoonful of honey, think of all the difference you could make. If not, it’s still a sweet treat!
• Tags: Food News, Green Living, Health & Wellness, diet, health, Food News, Green Living, honey, natural, Health & Wellness, wellness, miracle foods

Connecting longevity to a green lifestyle

• by Linda Taylor
Does living a greener lifestyle mean you'll live longer?
• Tags: Green Living, Health & Wellness, Green Community, health, Green Living, Health & Wellness, Green Community, wellness, prevention, healthy diet, walking, planet green, Uncategorized

Experiment with Yoga to balance your body, mind and soul

• by Kelly Rothwell
The study of yoga was first brought to the Western world by Paramahansa Yogananda as a way of spreading enlightenment. He popularized yoga and meditation through his autobiography, “Autobiography of a Yogi” which was first published in 1946. This ancient tradition offers many esoteric and physical benefits with regular practice.
• Tags: Lifestyle, Green Living, Health & Wellness, Green Community, Lifestyle, health, Yoga, Green Living, Health & Wellness, Green Community, wellness, exercise, meditation, yogi, stretching, Uncategorized

The Green Community: Week in review

• by Katie Machol
Check out articles from the Green Community this past week that you might have missed.
• Tags: Green Living, Green Community, Green Policy, Tampa, Florida, diet, global warming, water, green, health, Katie Machol, father's day, Green Living, Green living, drought, Green Community, Green Policy, lisa montelione, michelle schenck, wellness, climate change, Kelly Rothwell, eric haase, greenpeace, joshua michael poll, rain barrel, exercise, masaru emoto, sun chips, National Geographic, green energy, fossil fuels, united nations, economic losses, emissions, tampa water regulations, weather related disasters, water woes, water problems, water restrictions, energy power, water photography, matt devleiger, Uncategorized

Can stress actually be good for us?

• by Carol Roberts
Stress can sometimes change us for the better from the inside out. How is this possible?
• Tags: Green Living, Health & Wellness, WMNF, experience, attitude, health, DNA, Green Living, Health & Wellness, wellness, stress, carol roberts, wellness works, epigenetics, conditioning, cells, Uncategorized

Spring cleaning: refresh yourself with a master cleanse

• by Kelly Rothwell
Give yourself a spring cleaning with a Master Cleanse, to clean your body and mind.
• Tags: Green Living, Health & Wellness, health, Green Living, Health & Wellness, spring, wellness, detox, cleansing, master cleanse, Uncategorized

Swine flu: protect yourself holistically

• by Carol Roberts
Intriguing questions about swine flu and six ways to keep the flu at bay with natural remedies.
• Tags: News, Green Living, Health & Wellness, News, health, Green Living, Health & Wellness, wellness, flu, swine flu, prevention, mexico city, oscillococcinum, aconite, flu prevention, holistic medicine, Uncategorized

Linda Taylor - Contributor

• by Web Editor
• Tags: fitness industry, Green Community, cl green, Linda Taylor, commercial fitness, exploring nature, environmental responsibility, organic cotton, wellness, earth, spirit, Uncategorized