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March 1998
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Food shapes our identity and influences how we see the world.
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A chat with Judith Martin about etiquette.
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A psychiatrist's experiences with a guru and his miracles: How does spirituality interact with modern psychology?
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Black and green tea may contain caffeine, but the real boost comes from their powerful anti-cancer properties.
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Lift your spirits naturally with St. John's wort
by PT Staff
Brain boosters
by PT Staff
Takeoffs take teamwork
by Marian M. Jones
Help for hypochondriacs
by Carol Potera
More Java, Better Boss?
Can that extra cup of coffee help you manage your company?
by Marian M. Jones
This is the time to remember
by Annie Murphy Paul
Crimes of the soul
by Jill Neimark
A natural source of energy
by PT Staff
Super food of the future?
by PT Staff
Religion: Is it all in your head?
by Jamie Talan
Licorice root
by PT Staff
The female advantage
by Annie Murphy Paul
Who Says Pills Kill Sexual Thrills?
Women may benefit from use of antidepressants sexually.
by PT Staff
Stinging nettle
by PT Staff
Not Married and Not Interested
by Annie Murphy Paul
Ditching the Years of Living Dangerously
by Annie Murphy Paul
Camomile
by PT Staff
Trapped in the Web
by Carol Potera
Real soybeans
by PT Staff
'Mom, when's our lunch hour?'
by Marian M. Jones
Recovery with a catch
by Annie Murphy Paul
Can batterers just stop?
by PT Staff
Exhibiting a funny twist of mind
by Peter Doskoch
Gluten for punishment
by Richard Firshein
Magnetic Psychiatry
by Annie Murphy Paul
Http://www.Aieeeee.com
Provides information on the hotline and Web site of the National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH).
by Marian M. Jones
Keeping your head with Ginkgo tablets
by PT Staff
The New Food Anxiety
by Paul Roberts
The busy-brain blues
by Annie Murphy Paul
The Arthritis Cure: Is It For Real?
A natural supplement that relieves the pain of arthritis.
by PT Staff
The flip side of disaster
by Annie Murphy Paul
Messing with mother (nature)
Dicusses moral and ethical aspects of genetic engineering or cloning as applied to human beings.
by Marian M. Jones,Jill Neimark
Reality goes under the knife
by Annie Murphy Paul
This hurts me more than it hurts you
by Annie Murphy Paul
And the winner is... Wall Street
by Annie Murphy Paul
B12 isn't a shot in the dark
by Richard Firshein
Feverfew
by PT Staff
You can fight a fever-but don't kill it
by Jamie Talan
Anatomy of a Violent Relationship
Some batterers are like pit bulls, other like cobras.
by Neil S. Jacobson,John M. Gottman
The Incredible Shrinking God
Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung presented themselves as scientists—but functioned as gurus.
by Marian M. Jones
Honey, Let's Get Divorced
Kids are especially blindsided when divorce occurs in low-conflict marriages.
by Hara Estroff Marano
Holy madness in healing
A psychiatrist's experiences with a guru and his miracles.
by Dennis Gersten
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