Good Housekeeping articles from March 2005

Good Housekeeping archives from March 2005

Five things I learned in this issue.(Editor's Letter)
March 1, 2005... 1... that everyday aches and pains (think neck cramps, sore joints, old injuries) actually respond to simple home treatments, though you have to be careful about the painkillers you take. page 63 2... that if you file your tax return...

The gift of love.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
March 1, 2005... I could not help thinking of my mom while reading the essay by Luanne Rice ("God Moves in a Mysterious Way," Proverb) in the December issue. Although my mom didn't die during the holiday season, her passing a few years ago still leaves a void,...

Holiday cheer.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
March 1, 2005... I just wanted to let you know that your Christmas issue was the best of all the Christmas issues I looked at this month. It had just what I wanted: pictures, pictures, and more pictures--particularly in the story "North Woods Noel." Of course,...

Free spirit.(Letters)
March 1, 2005... Four-and-a-half-year-old Sarah McDonald of Sitka, Alaska, loves this ballet outfit that her parents gave her. Says her mom, Kathryn McDonald, who submitted the photo: "She looks just like a little princess!" [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Making dreams come true.(Letters)
March 1, 2005... Last November, we honored the winners of the Good Housekeeping/GE Heroes for Health Awards at a luncheon in New York City. These remarkable women were profiled in our December 2004 issue. At the luncheon (from left): GH Editor in Chief Ellen...

Heroic Harry.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
March 1, 2005... Thank you for your article "A Home for Harry Kerns" (November). I happen to personally know the Kernses. For a boy with serious health issues, Harry sure is full of energy. He has inspired me to appreciate life for all it is worth. He has...

Easter ideas.(Goodhousekeeping.com: what's on our website right now)
March 1, 2005... Learn how to make these festive baskets and other do-it-yourself decorations at goodhousekeeping.com. Win a stereo! You could get a Sony stereo, Celine Dion's CD/DVD, and the Anne Geddes book Miracle. Runners-up will get cool prizes...

March idea of the month.(Paint Yourself A Matched Set)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Want an easy way to turn a bunch of old furniture into a stylish collection? Paint the pieces a single color-like this pale green-and treat the walls to a coat of the same shade. When a cabinet and an armoire stand against a wall in the...

Cook safely.(Good ideas)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Most of us use different cutting boards for meats and vegetables to avoid transferring bacteria from food to food. Make your prep work easier with maplewood boards from Take Two. They're branded with a chicken icon on one side and three carrots...

The straws of nature.(Bloom Service)
March 1, 2005... Turn an ordinary glass into a vibrant vase--all you need is a box of colorful straws. Place a rubber band around the glass and tuck the straws underneath it. Cover the band with a ribbon. Designer Jonathan Fong fills his graphic vases with...

Welcome book.(Good ideas)
March 1, 2005... Instead of baking cookies to greet the new family on your block, try this simple project. Give the new homeowners a binder filled with great local resources: a selection of your favorite take-out menus and a list of helpful phone numbers and...

Stylish no-sew shower curtain.(Buy It Or Make It)
March 1, 2005... Ribbon shower curtains are a hot trend in home catalogs, but you can make your own--in colors that coordinate with your space--without lifting a needle. To make: You'll need lengths of grosgrain ribbon, long enough to match your liner....

Place cards you can erase.(Good Ideas)
March 1, 2005... Even if your Easter guest list changes a bit from year to year, you won't need to buy new place cards. The one shown above is homemade from a mini tile with cork glued onto the back. Write your guest's name on it using a dry-erase marker (which...

Sachets for sweeter, laundry.(Good Ideas)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Tired of the smell of basic dryer sheets? To give your next load of clothes a hint of a more appealing fragrance, try one of the new laundry sachets. These small packets of dried flowers and essential oils won't soften (or stain) clothes, but...

The stinky-house guide.(Heloise To The Rescue)
March 1, 2005... Our homes are incubators for all kinds of smells. Kitchens, basements, pet boxes, and closets generate some doozies! Time to freshen up: These quick fixes will reduce or eliminate most common odors. unappetizing kitchen smells Source:...

Suspicious fumes: when to take action.(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... 1. PROPANE OR NATURAL GAS Quickly try to find the source, but don't use a match or turn on lights you could cause an explosion. Turn off the supply line at the main meter cutoff and open windows. Can't find the source? Get out of the house and...

Beat bathroom stench.(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Toilet: Pour a cup of full-strength vinegar into the bowl; let stand for five minutes. Scrub and flush. Sink drain: Pour a blend of 1/2 cup household bleach and 1/2 cup water down the drain. Wait one hour, then flush with lots of cold...

Pet pee-eww.(Heloise To The Rescue)(how to clean cat's litter box)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Cat's litter box: Empty litter and pour half an inch of vinegar into the box and cover with a healthy dose of baking soda (the mixture will bubble). Top with several inches of water and stir. Let box soak for several hours, then drain the...

Not-so-fresh laundry.(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Clothing can get rank just from daily wear and tear. Don't let dirty laundry sit around, and follow these tips for treating specific odors. 1. Heavily soiled work clothes: Add half a cup of baking soda or vinegar to the rinse cycle. ...

What's that smell?(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... It's a good idea to walk through your home regularly to do a nose check-sniff in closets, your teenagers' rooms, little-used bathrooms, etc. While it often seems that unpleasant odors arise out of nowhere, that's not true. Food or other organic...

Instant air fresheners.(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... While there are many new odor-neutralizing products that mask unpleasant smells, I like to make my own. Try these: * BAKING GOODS Soak a cotton ball with lemon, orange, vanilla, or peppermint extract or oil of cloves. Place it in a small,...

GH web poll.(Heloise To The Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... GH WEB POLL The top five odors that drive you crazy Spoiled milk 11.8% Tobacco smoke 13.2% Diaper pail 15.8% Pet smells 24.4% Rotting garbage 34.8% Note: Table made from pie chart.

Pop quiz.(Peggy Post On Modern Manners)
March 1, 2005... Chatting with your pal on the phone, you mention an upcoming party hosted by a mutual friend--and she has no idea what you're talking about. You figured she'd be invited! Now what? a. Change the subject, pronto. b. Tell her you're sure...

Rules to live by: know your movie etiquette.(Peggy Post On Modern Manners)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... * WHISPER to your seatmate if necessary--but don't talk back to the screen or do a running commentary on the action. * TURN OFF your cell phone or put it on vibrate. If you must make a call, do it out in the hallway or lobby. * DON'T...

You asked, Peggy answers.(Peggy Post On Modern Manners)(employment references)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Q: A friend of mine recently interviewed someone I know for a job. I don't think highly of the candidate. If I am called as a reference, what should I say? A: If you've never worked with the job seeker, opt out by saying "I don't know Sue...

You're sitting on the bus when an elderly man gets on. But he's not at all feeble; in fact, he's fit as a fiddle. Do you still offer him a seat?(what would you do?)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... SHE SAYS: "If he's in great shape, whether or not he has a seat is not an issue. So I'd stay put." --Suzie Hammer, 50, New Jersey SHE SAYS: "I'd offer the seat, because you can't always tell how someone feels just by looking." ...

Shelf help: want to beat the bookcase blahs? Here's how to create a decorative display that fits your personal style.(Good house)
March 1, 2005... ON THE CASE Simple steps to a more stylish shelf 1 Use containers, Put loose items and paperbacks into woven baskets on the shelves--this keeps things orderly and introduces texture. 2 Coordinate the colors. Restrict your palette...

Looks you'll love--for less.(Good deals)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... layer it on Perfect for changeable weather, a Kmart twinset pairs with Sears capris. $19.99 $14.99 $34 $15.92 $16.50 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] springy steps As fun as they are functional, ballet flats...

Get your dream hair: those women who look so fabulous? They don't wake up that way; they make all that good hair happen. And you can too.(Good looks)(includes a listing of national hair salon chains)
March 1, 2005... [step 1] Find a style you love WHEN YOU'RE SHOPPING FOR A CUT, CELEB PHOTOS CAN BE INSPIRING. Stylists find pictures useful--but what's most important is knowing your own hair. That's easy, you say? Don't be so sure, says Paula Malloy,...

Keep it sparkling.(Guaranteed keepers: Good Housekeeping's seal-holding products that no kitchen should be without!)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Mr. Clean[R] Antibacterial Multi-Surface Spray cuts tough grease, cleans glass to a streak free shine and provides anti-bacterial action--all in one product. Available in both lemon and orange scents, mrclean.com [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Keep it spotless ...(Guaranteed keepers: Good Housekeeping's seal-holding products that no kitchen should be without!)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Swifter Dusters[TM] revolutionary cloths have fluffy fibers that pick updust in one clean swipe. The innovative extendable handle and pivoting head make dusting easier for low and high jobs. Visit Swifter.com for more details. ...

Keep it fresh ...(Guaranteed keepers: Good Housekeeping's seal-holding products that no kitchen should be without!)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Help keep your food fresher and prevent spills with Glad[R] Press 'n Seal[TM] wrap. Unlike ordinary wraps, it can create a spill-proof seal on almost any surface. Visit pressnseal.com for more food storage tips. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Keep it clear ...(Guaranteed keepers: Good Housekeeping's seal-holding products that no kitchen should be without!)(brita.com)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Want a simple and affordable way to enjoy healthier, great-tasting drinking water? Get Brita[R] brita.com [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Keep it clean ...(Guaranteed keepers: Good Housekeeping's seal-holding products that no kitchen should be without!)(brawnyman.com)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Brawny[R] is softer, thicker, and it absorbs 70% faster. Brawny has been massively improved to do it all. And that's not all. Check out the new Brawny Man[TM]. Visit brawnyman.com for coupons, games and a look at our latest TV ads. ...

Managing your blood sugar should be effortless: and with Ascensia[R] BREEZE[R] Blood Glucose Monitoring System, it is.(www.breezemeter.com)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... For people with diabetes, maintaining a normal blood glucose level is a never-ending struggle. Conditions such as hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia--low and high blood sugar--are constant threats. It's Important to Test Frequently Doctors...

Are you a tetanus shots up-to-date?(Good health)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... More than 40 percent of us may not be getting our booster every ten years as advised. It's not just rusty nails you have to worry about: "Tetanus is everywhere in the soil," explains Susan Rehm, M.D., of the National Foundation for Infectious...

Click for a family tree.(Good health)(www.hhs.gov/familyhistory/downloads/MyFamilyHealthPortrait--Enlish.pdf)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... You know it's important to collect your family's health history, but it may seem difficult to do. Not anymore. Now you can download a form from the Internet that makes it easy to fill in several generations' worth of medical info. For the...

Exercise: less is more!(Good health)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... If you don't have time for a 30-minute workout, stop feeling guilty. In a recent study of former couch potatoes, ten minutes of exercise done three times a day lowered fat and triglyceride levels more effectively than the full half-hour blast....

Case of the missing brows.(Diagnosis)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Symptom A woman we'll call Donna was in her dermatologist's office to have a wart removed. While treating the growth, the doctor noticed that Donna's eyebrows were very sparse--the outer third of each was nearly gone. Donna hadn't paid much...

The new diet pill: will it stop the munchies?(Good health)
March 1, 2005... no doubt you've heard the buzz: There's a drug on the horizon that melts pounds by blocking cravings. The medication, to be called Acomplia, will soon be submitted for FDA approval. Here's the skinny. What makes Acomplia different from...

Vote for the best in beauty and win a spa getaway.(style Keepers)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Make your mark with Good Housekeeping's first-ever beauty survey, where you can vote on your must-have favorites. From hair care to skin care and beyond, just go to GoodHousekeepingSeal.com to vote and you will be automatically entered to win a...

Spring into clean.(style Keepers)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Spring cleaning is just around the corner and you'll find all the traditional and natural household cleaners you'll need at drugstore.com. Just log onto www.drugstore.com and check out the Household & Cleaning store.

Give yourself a manicure that lasts!(style Keepers)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Taking the time to keep your nails looking beautiful is worth it, because well groomed hands and nails say so much about you. If you're going to take the time, you want to make your manicure last. Here's how: Shape Shape clean,...

Oh, what a pain! The best home treatments for everyday aches, plus the right way to take painkillers.(Good health)
March 1, 2005... You've always thought of yourself as a healthy person. So what's with the stiff back every morning? Or the knees that sound like crackling glass when you walk up the stairs? Maybe it's your shoulders that ache after a session at the computer,...

Why was I always so tired? "It's just my busy life," I kept telling myself. But when I fell asleep at the wheel--at ten a.m.!--I knew I needed to find out what was really wrong.(Good health)
March 1, 2005... the sound of metal crashing against metal woke me. I didn't even know I'd been asleep--at first, I didn't know where I was. Then I realized I was in my car and that it had somehow gotten into the middle of the road. The front and side were...

Your child and identity theft.(Money talk)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... In 1992, the IRS began requiring taxpayers to list the Social Security number of each of their dependents; since then, parents have been registering their kids with the Social Security Administration early on. But the numbers sometimes get...

Incredible shrinking gift cards.(Money talk)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Still have a few gift cards left from the holidays? Better be careful--hidden fees and other restrictions can cut into the value of your gift. Here's what to look for: * INACTIVITY FEES While most gift cards don't outright expire, shoppers...

Save with the right moves! Looking for the best break on child care, health insurance, tuition, and more? Our guide has the answers you need.(money)
March 1, 2005... Help with health insurance Now you can get a tax deduction for contributing to one of the new Health Savings Accounts. These accounts work for people with a health insurance policy that carries a high deductible. You have to pay anywhere...

Emergency at home? Gear for when you need it (all GHI-tested).(Testing testing! News for you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)
March 1, 2005... Power failure Flashlights are a good start, but to maneuver easily during a blackout, you'll need a better light source. Headlamps, which you strap on, leave your hands free to hunt for batteries or fiddle with the generator. The Black...

Ski smart: wear a helmet: you can protect yourself and your kids from serious injuries.(Testing testing! News from you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)
March 1, 2005... Is your family planning some skiing or snowboarding this spring? Sounds like fun--but what's not so fun is that every year, accidents on the slopes are a leading cause of debilitating head injuries. The best protection for you and your family?...

"My VCR was defective--twice!".(GH to the Rescue)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... I received a Magnavox VCR as a gift from my daughter. The date function didn't work, so I couldn't program the machine to record. When I sent the VCR back, the company shipped me a refurbished one, but it too was defective: It made noises, and...

Crazy catalog stuff: these gizmos and gadgets are inventive, even zany. But do they work? GH investigates.(Testing testing! News from you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)
March 1, 2005... Their claims are hard to believe--but also hard to resist. GH Institute experts put these one-of-a-kind products to the "should you buy or just laugh?" test. Thumbs-up These two items really do deliver. The (1) Bread Buddy ($7.99)...

Slow-cooker supremes.(Rival VersaWare Crock-Pot and The Hamilton Beach Slow Cooker)(includes "Dos and don'ts: tips on crock cooking")(Brief Article)(Buyers Guide)
March 1, 2005... Look what's coming to simmer: new models that are easy to use and a cinch to clean. Plus, our favorites are all under $50. most versatile The Rival VersaWare Crock-Pot #SCE7500 ($49.99) goes straight from freezer to oven. And its...

Your kids' old stuff: sell it online! You can clean out those closets and earn some extra cash. Here's how.(Family time)
March 1, 2005... are your kids' old toys and outgrown clothes taking over your house (and making you crazy)? Fortunately, there are 24/7 flea markets that are only a mouse click away. You can get rid of old high chairs, LEGOs, and Barbie dolls in short...

Breaking the silence: Travis was born deaf. Now he can hear everything from laughter to lullabies, thanks to an amazing operation--and two persistent parents.(Family)
March 1, 2005... Cuddling their new baby in the delivery room at Tisch Hospital in New York City, Danielle and Luke Braun felt blessed. The little boy was beautiful, with blond wisps of hair and big eyes. Danielle's labor had been so fast that her doctor hadn't...

Conquer clutter: imagine a home that's truly organized--and then imagine you live there! You can do it ... in just one weekend.(Getting organized)
March 1, 2005... this family room looked like a demolition zone (left) until our expert turned it into an oasis of order (above). The plan that did the trick also worked wonders on a crazy mess of a closet and a packed-to-the-rafters garage. Our secret: these...

Getting personal: Joy Behar solves your problems.(questions and answers)(Brief Article)(Column)
March 1, 2005... Q My daughter Jane is 37, and after dating someone for about five months, she has announced that she plans to marry him. Well, I've met Paul, who is a high school drama teacher, and he's very nice--but he's 26 years old! I don't see how this...

Joy to the world.(Joy Behar Solves Your Problems)(Brief Article)(Column)
March 1, 2005... WHAT IS GOING ON WITH CELEBRITY BABY NAMES? Ever since Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple, I haven't been able to eat fruit. I once knew a woman who named her kid Remy, after Remy Martin cognac (thankfully, she didn't drink Beefeater...

Extreme makeover.(Joy Behar Solves Your Problems)(the effect of high school reunions)(Brief Article)(Column)
March 1, 2005... Recently, my husband, Lou--a man who lives in sweatpants--was invited to his 40th high school reunion. Well, all of a sudden, Lou is obsessed with losing 20 pounds and getting his teeth whitened. What's happened to my husband? JB: Have you...

Speak up for yourself! Even if you're not assertive, you can find your voice and get your way. Tips for starting out. Plus: when to zip your lip!(Getting personal)(includes related article "Oh, be quiet!")
March 1, 2005... When it comes to getting what I want, I do pretty well. Take, for example, the case of the defective deck furniture. A few years ago, my husband and I bought an expensive outdoor table and set of chairs. But the tabletop cracked after one...

Feeling older? Here's something to smile about: turning 40 (or 50) may not always be fun, but it's definitely funny. So sit right down and share a few laughs with us.(Getting personal)('You Know You're 40 When . . .' by Ann Hodgman and Patricia Marx)(Excerpt)
March 1, 2005... You know you're over 40 when... 1. You decide you'd better get a rubber mat in the tub--just in case. 2. Real estate ads have become your romance novels. 3. It's getting so hard to put on eyeliner! 4. All the birthday-party...

The heart of that matter: get your heart in shape with this handy guide to heart health from Albertsons[R]!(Promotion)
March 1, 2005... Research shows that women can lower their heart disease risk enormously--as much as 82 percent--simply by leading a healthy lifestyle. Many of heart disease's risk factors don't have obvious signs or symptoms, so develop a heart-health...

Feeling good is looking good: tips to a healthy lifestyle.(Promotion)(www.hearttruth.gov)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... HEALTHY HABITS Remember, you are what you eat, so fill your body with healthy foods that provide necessary vitamins, minerals and nutrients, and cut out the fat, sodium and bad-for-you foods. * Use flavorful herbs and spices instead of...

Nature Made Chewable Calcium.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... New Nature Made Chewable Calcium comes in two great tasting flavors, is nearly 50% smaller, doesn't leave a chalky aftertaste, and doesn't stick to your teeth.

New! Planters NUTrition Heart Healthy Mix.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Planters offers a delicious mix of lightly salted peanuts, almonds, pistachios, pecans and hazelnuts. These are nuts that may reduce the risk of heart disease--because a handful a day (1.5 oz.) may be good for your heart.

Post Shredded Wheat.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Post Original Shredded Wheat cereal is made with -100% natural whole grain wheat. Studies show that diets rich in whole grain foods and other plant foods may help lower your risk of heart disease when eaten as part of a diet low in fat,...

Triscuit.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... With Triscuit, snacking is a heart-healthy pleasure. Triscuit baked wheat crackers are made with 100% whole grain, have 0 grams of trans fat, and are low in saturated fat, offering a delicious, heart-smart snack option. That's because diets...

Olay Total Effects 7 Signs Serum.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Olay Total Effects 7 Signs Serum immediately fights the 7 signs of aging with the most concentrated anti-aging multivitamin power from Total Effects, combined with intense Olay moisture.

Dove Hair Care.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Dove[TM] Hair Care products' unique formulas effectively repair and restore natural moisture to hair, leaving it soft, smooth and full of life.

Olay daily facials self-foaming discs.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Olay Foaming Discs have two sides for fully adjustable, high-performance cleansing from your T-zone to under your eyes. Experience versatile cleansing at your fingertips.

Aveeno.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Discover nature's secret for a calmer, more relaxed you with Aveeno[R] Stress Relief Body Wash. Combining skin-soothing natural colloidal oatmeal with the relaxing scents of lavender and chamomile, this formula has calming benefits when used in...

CoverGirl.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Outlast Smoothwear)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Want your moisturizing lipcolor to last? Get a luscious look and feel in a lipcolor that lasts 8 hours with CoverGirl Outlast Smoothwear! The two-step system smoothes fine lip lines and has an angled applicator tip ideal for both lining and...

Crest.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Crest is celebrating 50 years of healthy beautiful smiles with prizes and great values! [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Metamucil.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... New Metamucil Capsules Plus Calcium is the first fiber capsule that promotes regularity and is also an excellent source of calcium for strong bones. It contains 3g of psyllium fiber and 300mg of calcium per serving. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Prilosec OTC.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Prilosec OTC is the only OTC medicine that directly shuts down many active pumps in your stomach. That's why it's the only OTC that can work for 24 hours with one pill a day. * * Use as directed for 14 days for treating frequent heartburn...

ThermaCare HeatWraps.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... ThermaCare Knee provides reduced knee stiffness, anytime, anywhere--at home, at work, shopping, etc. It's like a heating pad without the cord. Its custom fit allows free movement of the joint being treated, and it can be worn while performing...

Ascensia Breeze Diabetes Monitoring System.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... For the reliable, accurate and easy way to monitor your blood glucose, try the new Ascensia[R] Breeze[TM] Diabetes Monitoring System. It's easy to load and learn, and fits comfortably into your lifestyle--just as comfortably as it fits into the...

Pepcid.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... For heartburn, there's something completely different. Only Pepcid Complete works on heartburn in two ways. It starts to neutralize acid on contact and keeps heartburn from coming back--all day or all night. * Pepcid Complete. Just One and...

Commit Lozenges.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)
March 1, 2005... Ready to quit smoking? Try the first and only stop-smoking lozenge. Commit is an FDA-approved medicine that will help you control your tough cravings. Plus, it keeps on working after the lozenge is gone. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Tylenol headache.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Tylenol[R] Extra Strength Rapid Release Gels. New gelcaps with specially designed holes to release powerful medicine even faster than before. Rapid release. Rapid relief. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Mack's Earplugs.(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Mack's[R] Pillow Soft[R] Silicone Earplugs are perfect for sleeping with a snoring spouse, swimming, nightclubs, loud events and relieving flying discomfort. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Band-Aid[R].(Feeling Good and Looking Good)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... Only BAND-AID[R] Brand Advanced Healing Blister strips with their unique two zone technology provide superior cushioning and protection that stays on for days and days. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Your health: put your heart into it.(www.hearttruth.gov)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... You may know that heart disease is the number one killer of American women, but did you know there are steps you can take to reduce your risk? According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), it's been found that leading a...

Nuts about heart health.(Planters Nutrition Heart Healthy Mix)(www.NUTnutrition.com)(Brief Article)(Advertisement)
March 1, 2005... New from planters[R]: Planters[R] NUTrition[TM] Heart Healthy Mix, a delicious, lightly salted combination of peanuts, almonds, pistachios, pecans and hazelnuts. These are nuts that may reduce the risk of heart disease That's right--a handful a...