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Articles in July 2007 issue of Better Nutrition

• Celiacs: not so slender?
  by Melissa Diane Smith
• ready, set, shop: 1 supplements
• Summer guide safe fun in the sun: as you enjoy barefoot strolls along the beach and family camping trips, keep this summer handbook nearby for treating sunburn travel sickness and other summer-related conditions
  by Victoria Dolby Toews
• Cut your "carbs": global warming is a hot topic these days. Here are some simple way to reduce your carbon footprint
  by Kim Erickson
• Supplement sleuth
  by Gary Bushkin
• Tomatoes summer's main attraction: bursting with cancer-preventing lycopene and fresh flavor, tomatoes deserve a starring role on your plate this season
  by Neil Zevnik
• Preventing cancer as a way of life: this cancer survivor gave her lifestyle a makeover to include organic foods, regular exercise and nutritional supplements
  by Karolyn A. Gazella
• Natural Killer cells slay fatigue
  by Michael E. Rosenbaum
• Ready, set, shop: 2 personal care
• Hydrate for good health: drinking when you're thirsty is not enough. find out why your body needs fluid and learn how to make sure you're getting the right amount
  by Karolyn A. Gazella
• Pineapple power: looking for an alternative to aspirin or ibuprofen? Bromelain, an enzyme derived from pineapple stems, may be the perfect choice
  by Laurel Vukovic
• Ready, set, shop: 3 food
• Creating health with CoQ10: we all need CoQ10 for the energy it provides for even the tiniest tasks. But those suffering from health conditions, including weak hearts, breast cancer and migraines, may also benefit
  by Jack Challem
• Kids just wanna have fun; from gummy bear vitamins to whole-grain snack bars, natural kids' products have never been tastier or more nutritious. the following items are kid-friendly—and free of unhealthy ingredients
  by Nicole Brechka
• Berry nutritious and delicious: the benefits of berries seem endless, ranging from cancer prevention to memory maintenance. Read on to get the most from these fabulous fruits
  by Vera Tweed
• The earlier, the better
  by Nicole Brechka
• Control candida with oregano: yeast is a normal part of the body, but if it becomes overgrown, it can create a condition called candida. Learn how oregano can help restore balance
  by Emily A. Kane
• Sunrise-to-sunset skin protection: you don't have to hide inside to avoid sun-damaged skin. Follow these tips for protection from harmful rays
  by Sherrie Strausfogel
• Oops!
• Heal eczema inside and out: if you think eczema is beyond your control, think again. You may be able to calm this persistent skin problem naturally
  by Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa
• Condiments go healthy & organic: hold the trans fats and preservatives—but not the mayo! Natural condiments add zest and zing to foods without compromising good nutrition
  by Lisa Turner
• Hay fever warning: swim at your own risk
• Freshen up! Bad breath, underarm odor and smelly feet are no match for these natural hygiene solutions
  by Nicole Brechka
• Calcium + vitamin D: may help postmenopausal women keep trim
• A to Z cancer prevention: what can you do to lower you risk of cancer? Get the latest facts and advice from a cancer specialist, plus suggestion for healing after chemo
  by Vera Tweed
• Listen up! Guided imagery may help you kick cigarettes for good
• Culture club: probiotics, the latest in functional food ingredients, are popping up everywhere—in yogurt, kefir, energy bars, powders, milk and more. So now there's no excuse for missing a dally dose of the "good guys"
  by Ayn Nix