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I periodically have a burning, acidic sensation in my stomach, and when I burp, it feels like a small amount of stomach acid is coming up. I do not experience burning in my chest like heartburn. It can happen whether I am hungry or have just eaten, and I haven't noticed any foods that correlate with the burning. What could this be? Could this be serious enough to see a doctor?

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Use Negative Ions Energy To Help You Relax
By: Amit Kheterpal | 12/10/2008
The fresh country air is what everyone craves for especially in the city life. That said there are probably no substitute for heading out to a beach or go on a long drive and arrive at sea shore with the sound of waves hitting the rocks. That breath of fresh air is what soothes and calms your mind

Faucet Water Filters - the Basic Facts You Need
By: Kathryn Lane | 11/10/2008
A faucet water filter is a good way to get pure drinking water from your taps at low cost. There are only a few things you need to know -- but knowing them makes a big difference. For a start, be wary of the very cheap, faucet-mounted filters. This article is a simple guide to faucet water filters.

Is Tap Water Safe for Bathing and Showering?
By: Robert Tell | 11/10/2008
Is tap water safe for bathing and showering? Some facts raise serious questions about the safety of tap water for either bathing or showering. When you shower with plain tap water, you absorb chlorine and its byproducts, called THMs, through your skin, and with the shower mist you inhale chlorine, THMs, and other volatile organic compounds.

Three Reasons Why We Have Contaminated Tap Water
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
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I Asked My Doctor is Bottled Water Better Than Tap?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
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Why is Chlorine in Drinking Water?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
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The Truth Behind Chemicals Found in Tap Water
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The quality of our drinking water has been coming in for a lot of scrutiny lately. There are many factors at work that directly influence the quality of what we drink.

Is Tap Water Really Dangerous?
By: Peter Foremski | 11/10/2008
Lately i have noticed that my young kids are asking me some quite clever but simple questions about all sorts of things around us. Perhaps they have this perception that as adults we have all the answers.

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Nesta News August 2008
By: John Spencer Ellis | 19/08/2008 | Wellness
The National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA) is always trying to stay on top of the health and fitness industry by making innovative personal trainer certification programs and joint ventures with other companies who strive to make advances in the industry.

Conquering Stress
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
Yes! You can overcome stress! It may seem impossible, but it can be done. Take a look at these simple things you can do to start feeling better now, and things that you can do to get to the bottom of your stress.

Stress-curing: Pruning the Roots
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
While going for a nice walk can help lessen the feelings of stress, sometimes its better to get to the root of the problem rather than simply covering it up.

Stress-curing: Techniques
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
There are numerous ways to cure stress.

How not to Deal With Stress
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
While some things may seem like the easy way out of dealing with stress: alcohol, smoking, drugs, sleep aids, even lashing out in anger... all of these will not help in the long run and should be avoided. Take some time getting to the root of the problem rather than simply covering it up.

Stress and Alcohol
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
Moderate alcohol intake, to be sure, can have beneficial effects. Research suggests that small amounts can even improve mental functioning and increase performance in problem solving while stressed. But, there are also studies that demonstrate that large quantities, particularly when consumed for long periods, actually worsens stress.

Stress and Diet
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
Along with regular exercise, a healthy diet can help lessen the effects of stress.

Stress and Exercise
By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
Exercise is a veritable gold mine when it comes to relieving stress. For one, it gives you a chance to "blow off some steam," and two, your body releases certain neurotransmitters, which can have calming effects on the mind.