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The Butterfly Effect

The thyroid gland is often described as butterfly shaped, a metaphor that may be slightly overused but is surprisingly helpful. Sitting low at the front of the neck, the gland has two soft lobes joined by a narrow central bridge, wrapping gently around the windpipe.

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Infused Oils

Are your calendula flowers blooming yet? 🌼 No problem, they'll be here before you know it! In the meantime, discover how to make a beautiful calendula infused oil that's almost free, incredibly easy to prepare, and one of the most useful herbal remedies you can have on hand. Perfect for nourishing dry, irritated skin and a wonderful way to make the most of your garden. Read the full blog and be ready when those golden blooms appear!

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Stubbing it Out

Almost gone are the days of the ciggie, the durrie, the fag. Cigarettes have been relegated to the dusty shelves of history, replaced by a dazzling array of robotic gadgets that deliver a robust cocktail of nicotine, chemicals, and other goodies straight to our delicate lungs.

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Happy Feet

When it comes to fashion and function, the combination of socks and Crocs™ may seem unconventional to some. However, this pairing is gaining attention not only for its unique style but also for hiding your feet when out in public, if needed.

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Pump it Up

Way back in the day, when a rock band came to your town, you gathered your friends, put on make-up (girls and boys), and stood as close to the speakers as was physically possible without lifting off.

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Stone Roots

When you’re out on a daily walk, do you ever notice how small plants manage to grow through gravel, concrete, or rock without breaking?

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