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Cassie, 2015-10-04 03:48
AnnemarieTHANK YOU for this site. I discovered The Holy Kale a few weeks ago and I have read nraely every post! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge to educate others. I thought you should know that the information you provide has really changed my life. I have been vegetarian for several years and recently went vegan. I relied heavily on soy for so long. Thanks to you, I have learned to clean up my act and I"m ditching the soy, birth control pills, coffee, microwave, toxic supplements and so much more. I have started using organic raw local honey, bee pollen, kombucha, and am looking forward to purchasing a Vitamix and juicer. With my handy THK Kitchen guide, I am totally cleaning out my cabinets. Thank you, Lauren for this site! You should write a book! I would be the 1st to buy it!

Zachary, 2015-10-04 03:50
Dry spring winds in NM drive the Juniper plloen into the air sometimes creating a hazy view for miles around. If you are reative, your nose might be running, plugged or sneezing for 6 weeks in Santa Fe: March to April. It is a long time to hold your breath and you might feel half-whitted from mouth breathing so long. If you live outside of town, you will notice the landscape is miles and miles of Juniper so prepare to suffer it worse in a community like in Eldorado. The first week of July, the monsoon rains arrive, giving us the glorious tempered summer everyone raves about you"ll forget all about allergies; thinking Santa Fe is Heaven on Earth Until the end of August when ragweed (third highest count in the nation) couples with chamisa and sets you off once more This year 2012 has set records for plloen level in NM

Veeramani, 2015-10-04 03:50
I moved from Baltimore to Santa Fe about 7 years ago. Allergies out here are a little dnieerfft so its hard to say what you will be sensitive to. My wife who never had allergies gets crippled for a week or so every year when the Juniper first blooms. Depending on who you believe,the Juniper that blooms here is the same as the Cedar that blooms in TX and AZ, regardless there does seem to be a great deal of overlap in sensitivites.In town there are much fewer trees and the building canyons tend to blow pollen out in fairly short order but there is still an uncomfortable period (late Feb thru early Mar) but not as bad as out here where we live surrounded by acres of Junipers. I had mild hayfever/ragweed issues in MD but out here I get a little Juniper discomfort but get hit hard by Chamisa a little pale green bush with yellow flowers, I actually call it ragweed of the desert" and it is no fun. It can bloom almost anytime it isn"t below freezing and peaks after spring melt and our monsoon season (Sept) with 2 pretty large blooms a year.All in all the air quality is significantly better for me (I have chronic weak lungs from lots of childhood pneumonia), but my allergies are worse and my wife"s are a LOT worse. Another issue here is UV, we are close to 7000 feet depending on where you live (a couple hundred feet in either direction) and that surprises a lot of people when they visit.

Amat, 2015-10-04 03:50
/ Im only 14 and i"ve already got big acne spots on my face, i want to pop them so much but i dont want to look like all those disugsting people with scars on the internet and all the nerds at skool. help me please im worried[]MasterP Reply:November 16th, 2010 at 3:21 pmFirst of all don"t WORRY. Acne is unpleasant, but we ALL get it at some point in our lives, and there is no stigma to it even if you might think there is. There is a chance that you"ll just have to grow out of it but there"s a bigger chance that you"ll be able to control it, limit it, or even totally eliminate it (depending on the type of skin you have and other factors), if you apply some of the techniques described in here, and possibly even try some of the recommended products.Here are some of the best natural tips to help you manage acne: (1) know your skin type, (2) drink a lot of water, (3) cleanse your skin 2-3 times per day using luke-warm water, (4) don"t scrub be gentle on your skin, (5) keep your skin moist at all times, (6) avoid soap on your face, (7) exercise regularly, (8) don"t stress, and (9) speak to your dermatologist!The first 8 of the above simple tips will reduce your acne dramatically within days or a few short weeks.Best of luck!! xx[]

Amanda, 2015-10-04 03:51
NC backs up /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf to /etc/jnpr-nc-hosts.bak and /etc/jnpr-nc-resolv.conf respectively. It tries rtreose them once you disconnect, so all you need to do is to edit all four of them when things get nasty and you"re good to go :)

Paula, 2015-10-04 03:52
I bought this book, am quite far in rendiag it. I"m feeling a little overwhelmed about the process. For me it seems like it takes a lot of time, money, and energy. I do believe its the only way to cure acne- but im nervous about fasting/juicing, and the other new concepts for me. I"m? in college and want to really do this i just really don"t know how. Do you think i"m just making it seem more complicated then it really is? Did you make these changes pretty easily?

Balancy, 2015-10-04 03:52
Q2: After? you"re done is it almost impissoble to get pimples. Not impissoble to get pimples but pretty hard. The key is to just be mindful of keeping your body healthy. The system basically gets your body back to a great state, so you just want to not go damaging your body too much by drinking a ton, smoking a ton, eating greasy foods, etc. After the system, as long as you don"t go too overboard with harming your body, you"re going to be fine

Kate, 2015-10-04 03:52
Hey 1002Brandie, just take it one step at a time. Overwhelm only happens when you think about evreything at one time. As for the process, yes it seems long but evreything worthwhile takes time. this isn"t a quick fix like those face washes. This is about? getting really really healthy inside so you cure acne. It"s like working out. You aren"t going to get really healthy overnight but commit yourself to the system, it"ll be worth it. At least it was for me anyways.

Shemeen, 2015-10-04 03:53
/ A short reminder for evdboryey: Please donate something for Indonesia! The situation is out of control and we need to show our support! The poor people need our help! Its also in our responibility, because we cause natural disasters like this with our greenhouse effect! So please give something, no matter if its just 1 dollar! Please also remind your friends and family![]

Fernando, 2015-10-04 03:54
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