Quit smoking now- The Great American Smokeout
Yesterday, November 19th signaled the beginning of the Great American Smokeout sponsored by the American Cancer Soci

Calling all Herbal Enthusiasts and Jazz Lovers - A Sacred Evening of Infinite Possibilities
Please join us for an Evening of Infinite Possibilities as we showcase Sacred Vibes' magical Elixir Line. The evening will feature the live music of Beavin Lawrence. Come sample the evening's signature elixir "Infinite Possibilities" inspired by Beavin's self-titled CD, Beavin Lawrence - Infinite Possibilities. The elixir is an Earthy, Sensuous and Energizing blend of medicinal herbs and spices. When: Thursday, November 12, 2009 @ 7 p.m.Where: Sacred Vibes Apothecary 376 Argyle Road@ Cortelyou Road (Ditmas Park) Brooklyn, NY 11218 (718) 284-2890 www.sacred

What am I Vibing - Cinnamon
Over the pass weeks, I have been obsessed with Cinnamon! Cinnamon rubs for our feet in the winter, cinnamon tea, cinnamon toast and even cinnamon gum.Did you know that cinnamon can nourish your skin, boost your memory and keep the pounds away? Chewing cinnamon gum gives you

Is it the seasonal flu, swine flu, allergies or what?
We listen to the news and read the papers, we start to feel sick and we definitely have the swine flu! Not so fast. Here are a few key symptoms to help you identify what ails you:Seasonal Flu - Fever that comes on fast with chest discomfort, body aches and exhaustion. Dry and unproductive coughs.Common Cold- Nasal Congestion, runny nose, sore throat, cough (hacking and productive) and maybe even a low grade fever (below 100 degrees F).Allergies - Allergies are less bothersome in winter than fall and spring but if you have itchy eyes, nose and throat with sneezing, you maybe having an allergy attack.Swine Flu- The H1N1 virus feels alot

Swine Flu (H1N1) Fears - Prevention - Some Facts and an Herbal Approach
Like many worried parents, I too sent my children off to school this week; as we held our collective breaths, and prayed that the flu would passed over our loved ones. We cautioned our them to wash their hands, cover their mouths, use common sense and take necessary precautions to ensure a flu season without being infected.While many states have reported high cases of flu-like illnesses in the past week (the reported numbers maybe larger due to schools being reopened), this note is to encourage all of us to use our common sense, exhale, and not act in a state of panic. Earlier this week the Associated Press reported that the CDC issued a statement to say that the original