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Natural Awakenings National

July 2009 Issue

Cherries to the Rescue: Tart Fruit Brings Relief from Pain

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

For the millions of Americans who suffer from osteoarthritis, relief may come from a sweet summer fruit.

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Vacation Biking: Rent Any Type of Bike Onsite Online

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Coast-to-coast, independent bicycle dealers are now making it easy to hook up with everyone’s bicycle of choice by the hour, day, week or month.

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Groundbreaking Films: New Wave of Movies with a Message

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Three movies offer an educational and entertaining look into the food industry, the petrochemical industry and Americans' wasteful habits.

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Kid's Gym: Play As Exercise

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM ● By Jen Lemen

Summer is here and kids are running wild with boundless energy. Why not join them? Playing with your kids and their friends is a good way to bond with them as well as keep in shape.

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Wild Zones: Congress Gets Going on Wilderness Conservation

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Major strides are being made in preserving America’s wilderness heritage.

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Reflexology: How Our Feet Talk

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Reflexology, a natural approach to rebalancing and encouraging internal healing processes, could be just the boost that your body needs.

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Honeybee Rescue: The Gentle Art of Small-Scale Beekeeping

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM ● By N’ann Harp

Today, small-scale, organic beekeeping is making a timely comeback, with renewed interest in and respect for these lost arts from a simpler time.

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Plums Compete with Blueberries: A New Superfood is Revealed

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Plums are an emerging star in the superfood world, giving champion blueberries a run for their money.

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A Conversation with Michael Pollan: Activist, Author and Journalist

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM ● By Ellen Mahoney

Acclaimed author and journalist Michael Pollan argues that Americans eat too many “edible foodlike substances” and not enough real food. His best advice? “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”

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Country Life: Where to Have Fun on the Farm

Jul 01, 2009 03:00AM

Agritourism is often a fast-growing dimension of regional tourism. Many family farmers now welcome the public onto their properties so they can sustain their agricultural lifestyle.

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