Health

Trek’s Eric Bjorling on Building Bikes Better

I work at Trek Bicycle and want to share with you a few of the things we’ve implemented recently to become a friendlier world citizen.

By 1-800-Recycling

March 2, 2010

Marathons for the Environmentally Conscious

Marathons across the country produce lot of waste, use a lot of energy and a create lot of carbon emissions. Here are some marathons doing it differently.

By Jessica Bates

March 1, 2010

Natural Approaches to Sinus Treatment

For a while, I found myself living on decongestants and antihistamines, so I decided to find natural, earth-friendly ways to treat my sinus issues.

By Joey Papa

December 9, 2009

Adventures in Finding a Holistic Pediatrician

If you’re having trouble finding a holistic pediatrician, your best bet is to talk with your friends and other family members that have similar beliefs.

By Joey Papa

December 1, 2009

Is Swimming Green-Minded Recreation?

Once you’re in the pool, swimming has a positive impact on your health, but what’s up in air is the overall impact this exercise has on the natural environment.

By Tyler Farmer

November 27, 2009

The Skinny on Detoxification

Simple things you can do to release the toxins in your body include exercising regularly, staying hydrated and improving the air in your home.

By Jessica Bates

November 24, 2009

Ironically, manufactured chemicals like BPA represent how hazardous our contemporary lifestyles can be, but there is another, better known chemical compound, Lysol, that helps keep much of America safe.

By Tyler Farmer

November 20, 2009