Robin Harrison
A very informative blog that is well laid out, I would recommend you pay it a visit.
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SBT Seabuckthorn Blog
http://www.seabuckthorn.net/index.php
The home of seabuckthorn on the web. News, science, and tips on beauty, skincare, health, nutrition, and community service. Regular news and information about the nutritional powerhouse and skincare giant seabuckthorn.
- Author: Natalie Anne Lanoville
- Listed in: Diet & Nutrition Beauty
- Tags: acne skincare antioxidants rosacea soap making seabuckthorn
Recent Posts
Should fat people have to work harder to get their university degrees?
If you’re a freshman at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, you’re weighed, and if your BMI (Body Mass Index) is over 30, you have to complete a healthy lifestyle course in order to graduate, including either losing weight or participating in a s...
Letter written to Ms. Penelope (Penny) Marrett, President and CEO of Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) in response to the current “Save our Natural Health Products: A CHFA Lobby Campaign”
I cannot help but think that this is a case of far too little far too late on the part of the CHFA. We, Seabuckthorn International, wrote to the CHFA several times requesting that your organization get intimately involved with Health Canada as they...
Getting the H1N1 Vaccination in Vancouver
Whew, there’s a lot of hoopla about the H1N1 vaccination program – such as it is – here in Canada. There seem to be different rules, different protocols and different levels of access from province to province, and even from health board to hea...
Success story: Significant improvement in the bloodwork and serum lipid profile in an SBT Seabuckthorn user (and staff member!)
I am a relatively healthy 60 year old, however in summer 2007, the results from my annual physical showed slightly elevated levels of LDL cholesterol and blood sugars. Nothing to be too concerned about, and I admit to not making many/any changes to m...
Getting started with an adult dog (part 3 of ?) – de-skunking!!!
It’s fall, and that means that for us North Americans, tis the season when skunks born in the spring are sent off on their own, making life more challenging for curious dogs and their owners. Nova has been sprayed twice: once directly on her face w...
Eating healthier, cheaply
There’s currently a discussion on CBC.ca: Cost a factor in Canadians’ diets. Apparently 54% of low- and middle-income people think that cost is a “significant obstacle” to eating healthy food. “Cost is a significant barrier to heal...
Great blog! Interesting content.. well written. I will visit often!
Posted: March 23rd, 2009 | More Reviews From Luciacovelli | Report This Comment