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Mike Adams Natural News Wednesday, September 16, 2009 (NaturalNews) The FDA has now suddenly granted approval to four different H1N1 vaccines, all on the same day! With virtually no testing, these fast-tracked vaccines are now approved for use on everyone: Infants, children, adults, senior citizens and even expectant mothers. But does everyone really need these vaccines? According to the CDC, by June of 2009, one million Americans had already been exposed to H1N1 swine flu. Although

Snoring has already become a laughing matter for most people. But what we do not often realize is that many conflicts have rooted from snoring and there are more that’s rising even as we speak today. Almost half of normal adults suffer from occasional snoring while an estimated 25% of them are known to snore habitually. It is good to point out that these figures did not choose to have fallen as victim to this nighttime dilemma. Instead, they just happened to be less lucky than most of us. Dr

Before the Nikes, before the breathable, antimicrobial running shorts, before the personal fitness coaches, heart rate monitors, wrist-mounted GPS and subscriptions to Runner’s World , you were a runner. And, like all children, you ran barefoot. Now, a small but growing body of research suggests that barefoot is the way adults should run, too. So, many runners have been shucking off the high-tech trainers in favor of naked feet — or minimalist footwear like Nike Free , the Newton All-Weat

by Ricardo d Argence It is becoming commonplace for teenagers to be involved in bodybuilding. Getting in shape and building muscle is not a bad idea if it is done correctly. Though teens may appear to be fully-grown, there are still key areas that are still developing. There are three major elements to a good body building routine for teens, weights, nutrition, and rest. Teenagers have a lot more energy than adults, but this can actually be problematic when it comes to bodybuilding. This ene