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I know, I know, this is a health blog - but this has at least got almonds in it. And your eyes are related to your health and this is messing mine up!

If anyone can explain how this works I will give them a free prize*

*not sure what yet but it will be good.

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Inspired by super-Aussie-blogger Darren Rowse, I have decided to put together my top 10 reasons to become a vegetarian. I have been a ‘vego’ since I was 15, and these reasons are based entirely upon my experiences!

Oh and by the way, this is just for fun, it’s not meant to offend anyone. Honest.

1. Most importantly - you will ALWAYS be served more food by friends at parties, dinners and barbeques (due to the non-vegetarian’s perception that if you don’t eat meat then you must need double the food to keep your energy up)

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Having looked around at some of the offers from UPW ticket sellers (it is a fairly dodgy world out there) I have started to notice that a few are trying to entice sales in with freely available information.

So I have decided to post links to things as I find them here for you.

• Tony Robbins Power of Momentum Workbook: yes, this is indeed priceless - but you don’t need to buy a ticket from anyone to access it. Tony gave it away free in an e-newsletter a while ago and I posted a link to it in our last post-UPW blog entry back in March. In case you missed it then - here it is: Power of Momentum.

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Hi all!

Just a quick post to let you know about the fantastic new(ish) weekly ezine that Karen Knowler (of The Raw Food Coach fame) is publishing!

It is called Successfully Raw and it is absolutely packed full of amazing articles and resources every week.

Recent content has included:

• Common Raw Food Myths Busted!
• Why Going Raw Is A Whole Person Journey
• Summer Smoothie Recipe
• How To Get Started With Raw Food When You Haven’t Got A Clue!
• Live Blood Analysis and Living Salads

So head on over there and subscribe now!

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Hello again. I am now back from my holidays to the UK (home) and therefore normal service is about to be resumed!

It has been a lovely break, but I am bursting at the seams with new ideas, articles and resources - so the next few weeks should see me getting back up to normal posting speed with some ease. Right now though it is the equivalent of being very early in the morning for me - so I am very very tired.

Anyway - thanks for your patience over the past few weeks of very light posting!

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In talking to Jim at Diet-Blog and Tanya at iateapie over the last couple of days it has only just really dawned on me this week how the THDBR fits very neatly into the goals I publicised a few days ago.

The THDBR is my attempt to publicise and share all of the great, lesser known blogs out there and build a community of bloggers who are passionate about health. Let’s face it - it is not easy for us to build a community in a world that is dominated by techie, geeky communication tools (I don’t expect the visitors of this blog to have to understand tagging, rss, digg or delicious) and where most of the community-building-networking only goes on between the blogging A-List/technorati top 100. Let’s face it, these tools are custom made for spreading the word and building the community for tech-based blogs, but for us health types, it is not so good.

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The Thursday Health & Diet Blog Roundup is gathering more steam - last weeks was the 2nd most viewed post this month! Maybe it is people just ego-surfing to see what is being written about them on Technorati or Google, but hey - I don’t care. As long as you keep lookin’, I’ll keep postin’

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