Fighting Fatigue CFS & Fibromyalgia Blog Carnival #15
October 26, 2009 by Sandy Robinson
Filed under Blog Carnival
Welcome to the October 26, 2009 edition of the Fighting Fatigue Blog Carnival. To submit your post to next month’s blog carnival, follow the links at the bottom of this post. Please review the blog carnival rules I have listed below before submitting your post.
Blog Carnival Posting Rules
The Fighting Fatigue Blog Carnival will focus on chronic illnesses such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Interstitial Cystitis and related chronic illnesses and health issues. Blog carnivals are posted the fourth Monday of each month. Please only submit posts that are related to the topics in the description: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, chronic pain, fatigue, IC Disease, related chronic illnesses and health-related topics. Posts that do not fall within the description will not be posted on the blog carnival.
Raw Radiant Health presents Raw Radiant Health–Video Blog » Energy & The Raw Food Diet, Ep75 posted at Raw Radiant Health.
Alisha Harmann presents 50 Excellent Sources for Heart-Healthy Recipes posted at Online Nurse Practicioner Programs.
Anne Simone presents 101 Ways to Use Twitter in Your Hospital posted at LPN to RN Blog.
Michelle A. Young presents Ten Best and Worst Foods for Cholesterol posted at Online BSN, saying, “Here are are the five worst foods for cholesterol, along with the five best foods. They are essential for lowering bad, or LDL, cholesterol and raising good, or HDL, cholesterol.”
Steve Cowley presents The Curse Of The Modern World – Toxicity posted at Antioxidants – The Secret Code That Fights Disease And Slows Down Aging, saying, “This post identifies the large number of health conditions that may be directly traceable to the toxicity that exists in our modern world. It also offers a simple and effective solution – healthy chocolate.”
Scientific Living presents Drug Company Merck Tries to “Silence” Doctors posted at Scientific Living, saying, “Merck had an internal “hit list” of doctors they wanted to “neutralize” because they spoke out against their drug which killed 27,000 people.”
Ashley M. Jones presents Top 50 Smoking Health Awareness Blogs posted at Pharmacy Technician Certification, saying, “Be they professionals or merely well-intentioned advocates of smoking cessation, these bloggers have devoted their time and energy to providing information on everything from the risks involved with tobacco use to the healthiest possible routes towards quitting.”
Lisa presents Stress, Stress Chemicals, and Fibromyalgia posted at Release Fibromyalgia Blog.
Sam Visnic presents Treatment for Sacroiliac Joint Pain posted at Back Pain Relief Blog.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of the Fighting Fatigue CFS & Fibromyalgia Blog Carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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