Tuesday, October 08, 2002

EAT, DRINK, BE MERRY & PREVENT HOLIDAY HANGOVERS. Drink-Ease is an all natural hangover remedy imported from New Zealand used to provide relief of hangover symptoms including sleeplessness, headaches, upset stomach, sweatiness, and nausea. Drink-Ease is now available in the United States without a prescription for $9.95 per package. Drink-Ease can be purchased from Central Avenue Pharmacy online at www.caprx.com or toll-free by calling 1-800-501-9715. [PRWEB 2002-09-25] [PR Web - Food / Beverage] 10:58:32 AM     Recipe Legacy Provides A New Way To Preserve Family Memories and Honor Family Members Via Its Personal Family Recipe Album. Recipe Legacy creates custom recipe albums using recipes and family history provided by individual families. Customers choose paper designs and submit the recipes and history via a submission form on the website (www.recipelegacy.com.) Recipe Legacy produces the album(s)and then mails them to the customer. [PRWEB 2002-09-25] [PR Web - Food / Beverage] What a great idea!! Be sure to check this out! 10:57:27 AM     Organic Food Fallacy. Every food scare - about chemicals, additives, and genetically modified ingredients and mad cow disease, is followed by a rise in organic food sales. [PRWEB 2002-10-05] [PR Web - Food / Beverage] Oh, how I miss the Wild Oats store in Colorado!! 10:55:52 AM     Simple, Gutsy Food Featured in New Cookbook from Famed New Jersey Chef. Joe Brown's Melange Cafe Cookbook contains over 100 recipes that marry the heat of Louisiana cuisine and the passion of authentic Italian cooking. [PRWEB 2002-10-07] [PR Web - Food / Beverage] Get it from Amazon.com . 10:53:46 AM     I don't have time to find a recipe this morning, so I found some health news to share! I have to get going and get some stuff set up to get on eBay tomorrow or Thursday. So much junk, so little time!! 9:21:06 AM     On Medicine's Frontier: The Last Journey of James Quinn. An experimental artificial heart gave James Quinn a few more months of life, but he regretted his decision to accept it. By Sheryl Gay Stolberg. [New York Times: Health] 9:18:10 AM     Doctors Urge Caution on Smallpox Vaccinations. Leading medical groups are urging caution in the use of smallpox vaccine, particularly if no cases of the disease occur. By Denise Grady. [New York Times: Health] 9:14:46 AM     Helping Cooks Unsalt Their Game. An innovation in the works at Georgia Tech's Everyday Computing Lab could help absent-minded cooks (read: all cooks) avoid undercooking and oversalting. By Mark Baard. [Wired News] 9:13:20 AM     FDA Cracks Down on Ephedra Product. (AP Health) Health regulators have stopped imports of an herbal product promoted as an alternative to illegal street drugs, and have informed operators of an Internet site selling "Yellow Jackets" that they were breaking the law. [News Is Free: Health] 9:11:41 AM

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